One of the most famous cities in the United States. The city, which removed a countless number of films. The city which goes many stories, true or not. In this post I'd like to tell you about their impressions of him. USA I have always been associated with the progressive country where all sorts of routine actions as optimized as possible and so they spent a minimum of time. Imagine my surprise when, before passport control at the airport, I saw a huge queue of 70 people. And it's not so bad: besides a large waiting list of very slowly worked the employees themselves. They served one person for about 3-5 minutes. In total, I and most other passengers were forced to stand in this line for about two and a half hours. In fairness, I note that women with children missed the queue. I complained about such a long wait, the counterpart, to which she replied: "So we're lucky, sometimes five hours standing." I never cared much for new York, so for me, Central Park was a great discovery. Of course I heard about it but didn't save that information in my head. The first thing that surprised me: the Park: I walked on it for about two hours, but did not even a third! Separately pleased with the cleanliness of the Park: no debris, no faeces from dogs (although dog lovers there was quite a lot). There were other interesting events and places, but to cover everything in one post is simply impossible, and I do not pursue such goal. If you combine all my experience, he definitely liked me. Arriving in new York I did not feel this city a stranger, I feel like I arrived in Moscow more accurate. My colleagues noted that it is connected with a similar rhythm of life in these cities. But to live in new York permanently I couldn't. Despite all the charm of this city, I still missed a few in Moscow, so dear and familiar (albeit with many disadvantages)
1 What percentage of Russian people can afford to travel abroad? 2 How many percent of the Russian people continue to holiday somewhere in Russia? 3 What percentage of Russian travelers prefer seaside resorts abroad? 4 How many types of Russian travelers abroad? 5 What percentage of people continue to rest package tour 6 What percentage of independent tourists who travel on their own? 7 What percentage of business travelers go to rest abroad? 8 How many percent of people visiting friends and relatives abroad? 9 How many percent of people travel just over the border? 10 Where tourists abroad often go ?
On the territory where now stands the new york, long before the arrival of europeans lived indian tribes манахаттоу and canarsie. this confirms the findings of arrowheads and other artifacts in areas of the city, not built-up buildings, for example, инвуд hill park and riverside park. european settlements appeared here in 1624. in 1625 on the southern tip of manhattan was founded dutch settlement of new amsterdam method. nieuw amsterdam). in 1664, the city was captured by the british, not встретившими resistance by the governor stuyvesant, after which the town was renamed new york (eng. new york, in honour of the initiator of the capture - the duke of york. according to the results of the second anglo-dutch war in 1667, the dutch formally handed new york to england in exchange for the colony of suriname. in the beginning of the war for the independence of the modern territory of the city was the scene of important battles. as a result of the brooklyn battle in brooklyn started a big fire that destroyed most of the town. new york came under british control until the american people again took in 1783. this day is called the day of the evacuation, subsequently celebrated in new york for many years. broadway, around 1840 during the nineteenth century the population of the city grew rapidly thanks to the influx of a large number of immigrants. in 1811, was developed visionary master plan of the city, on which the street network has been expanded to encompass all of manhattan. by 1835 new york overtook population philadelphia, becoming the largest city of the united states. during the civil war, the strong trade relations with the south, and its growing immigrant populations led to a split between supporters of the union and supporters of confederation, which reached a climax in riots due to the appeal of the largest civil unrest in american history. after the war, the rate of immigration from europe grew even stronger, and new york has become the first stop for millions of people arriving in the united states in search of a new and better life. in 1859, in the article «population, crime and пауперизм», published in the american newspaper «new york daily tribune, karl marx wrote: there must be something rotten at the core of such a social system that increases their wealth, but does not reduce poverty, and in which the crime rate is growing even faster than population.
USA I have always been associated with the progressive country where all sorts of routine actions as optimized as possible and so they spent a minimum of time. Imagine my surprise when, before passport control at the airport, I saw a huge queue of 70 people. And it's not so bad: besides a large waiting list of very slowly worked the employees themselves. They served one person for about 3-5 minutes. In total, I and most other passengers were forced to stand in this line for about two and a half hours. In fairness, I note that women with children missed the queue.
I complained about such a long wait, the counterpart, to which she replied: "So we're lucky, sometimes five hours standing."
I never cared much for new York, so for me, Central Park was a great discovery. Of course I heard about it but didn't save that information in my head.
The first thing that surprised me: the Park: I walked on it for about two hours, but did not even a third!
Separately pleased with the cleanliness of the Park: no debris, no faeces from dogs (although dog lovers there was quite a lot).
There were other interesting events and places, but to cover everything in one post is simply impossible, and I do not pursue such goal.
If you combine all my experience, he definitely liked me. Arriving in new York I did not feel this city a stranger, I feel like I arrived in Moscow more accurate. My colleagues noted that it is connected with a similar rhythm of life in these cities. But to live in new York permanently I couldn't. Despite all the charm of this city, I still missed a few in Moscow, so dear and familiar (albeit with many disadvantages)