The Statue of Liberty, also known as Liberty Shining the World, is a giant classical statue located on Liberty Island in New York Harbor, USA. It was inaugurated on October 28, 1886, and is a gift from the French people to the American people. The statue is a symbol of freedom and America, and a welcome signal to immigrants. New York's famous attractions, you must see it at least once in your life. No matter how many times they have seen it on TV, most people still prefer to experience it in person.
There are two ways to visit, one is to board the island by boat. The other is to enjoy it from a distance by boat. Which method is better depending on personal feeling. The fares of the two ways are also different, and each has its own beauty near and far.
Since the itinerary of that trip was arranged by the tour group, there were not many choices. There is time pressure, only a boat tour and no landing on the island. I thought about whether to go to the island when I went to New York, but I forgot about it when I went to New York. After all, there are other places to go! (Instead, my dad asked me why I didn't go to the island to see it.) It is suggested that if you want to go to the island, you should reserve at least half a day for this place. There are actually a lot of people on it, and they still need to queue up to the Statue of Liberty. It takes time just to line up and visit other places. Otherwise, it would be a pity to go to the island to see the flowers! Of course, there are more people who take pictures here.
This ferry does not depart from The Battery. By the way, even if you don't take the ferry, you can go here to see the view of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. This is also where most tourists come to take the ferry to the island. The itinerary of the tour group is in another place, near the port of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.
Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises at Pier 83. It has several itineraries to choose from, such as going around Manhattan or passing through some famous attractions. Includes Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty (up close), Empire State Building, Yankee Stadium, Randall's Island, Columbia University. The length of time is also different, at least 1 hour to two and a half hours. It depends on what plan is right for you.
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