One Place I Would Like to Visit on a Class Trip New York City

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One place I would like to visit on a class trip

New York City is the one place I would very much like to visit on our next class trip.
New York City is very large and has lots of exciting and educational activities, such as going to the theater, museums, landmarks and shopping. New York City is located in the state of New York, only 30 minutes to Newark Airport in New Jersey. It makes a perfect place for a class trip. The tourist season runs the entire year, making visiting time flexible. New York City is usually packed with people making the city look very overcrowded.
Often there are so many people on the sidewalks you have to walk in the street. People are walking in every direction. You will even see horses and …show more content…

When I went to New York City I enjoyed it very much, and I recommend it as a place we should visit on our class trip.One place I would like to visit on a class trip

New York City is the one place I would very much like to visit on our next class trip.
New York City is very large and has lots of exciting and educational activities, such as going to the theater, museums, landmarks and shopping. New York City is located in the state of New York, only 30 minutes to Newark Airport in New Jersey. It makes a perfect place for a class trip. The tourist season runs the entire year, making visiting time flexible. New York City is usually packed with people making the city look very overcrowded.
Often there are so many people on the sidewalks you have to walk in the street. People are walking in every direction. You will even see horses and buggies waiting to pick up tourist for a tour of the city,. The place looks very congested, and it doesn?t look like such an enjoyable class trip spot at first, but with a little bit of the spirit of adventure there is tons of things to see.

New York City has beautiful skyscrapers.
One unique place, the Twin Towers, is very neat. It towers above all the other buildings.
It has an elevator that can take you up over 100 stories in about three minutes. When you reach the top there is an observation area where you can see the entire city and surrounding islands. One of the other interesting places in

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