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 Wall Street district by Yasmine03 We took a walk around Manhattan and found our way to this financial district. A lot of people make and lose money here. Michael Douglas glamourised it! It's surroundings gave the feeling of hope and desire to be rich! Visit Wall Street if you aspire for this. Leave a Comment
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by tvdm Want to know what all the world's financial fuss is about? Visit Wall Street during a normal weekday morning. This beehive of activity leaves you as boosted with adrenaline as the people who actually work here. Be sure to arrive very early if you don't want to line up to watch the madness inside. Leave a Comment Directions: In the heart of the Financial District, a short walk north of Manhattan's southernmost point (Battery Park)
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 NY Stock Exchange - Wall Street by pure1942 Wall Street is located in lower Manhattan. It stretches from Broadway to South Street on the East River and along with the Trade Centre area is the most famous area of the financial district. Wall Street is home to the New York Stock Exchange and many financial companies have their headquarters around the area of Wall Street. Directions: Take Red Line 2 or 3 soutbound to Wall Street Station
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by bugalugs Bronze Bull - This raging bull (thats the one on the right!!!) is the symbol of a healthy stock market. It weighs 7000lbs and was placed here in 1989. Its said that investors pat his nose for luck! Leave a Comment Directions: In front of Bowling Green Park. The Customs House can be seen in the background
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by bugalugs Unfortunately the New York Stock Exchange was not open to visitors on our first visit, I am not sure whether this is still the case. Every day at 4.00pm a bell us rung to signal the end of that days trading. It is has been a good day for trading then a cheer goes up, if its been a bad day, there are groans. The opening bell at 9.30am and the closing bell at 4.00pm is usually rung by visiting heads of states, government officials or top executives from visiting companies. Leave a Comment Address: 8 Broad StreetDirections: Financial District - off Broadway, opposite Trinity ChurchWebsite: www.nyse.com
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by bugalugs Wall Street where the banks first set up business. I had imagined a huge wide road for Wall Street, and was very surprised at the narrowness of it. I also thought the New York Stock Exchange was on Wall Street, but is in fact just off on Broad Street. Leave a Comment Address: Off Broadway in Lower Manhatton
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 New York Stock Exchange by bugalugs We visited nyc in February 2002, and after September 11th obviously security was tight everywhere. Then again we passed through here in July 2002 and September 2003 and it was the same on both these occasions. Police barriers and police protecting this establishment. Leave a Comment Address: Broad StreetDirections: Off Wall Street, which is off Broadway, in the Financial DistrictWebsite: www.nyse.com
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by SLLiew Visit where money are made. Took the street sign "Wall Street". At this is block are the famous historic 1846 Trinity Church and financial instutions like Morgan Bank, Bank of New York Building, Federal Hall and New York Stock Exchange. This is the heart of New York financial district and to eavesdrop for any insider trading tips.
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 Trinity Church by J.I.M The Trinity Church stands on Broadway, but is best seen from down Wall Street, as shown in the photo opposite. Though not as impressive as St Patrick's Cathedral, it's still nice to see, crowded amongst all the modern buildings surrounding it. Leave a Comment
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Wall Street is perhaps one of the most beautiful place in New York City with its winding, cobble stone street and amazing architecture (art deco, greek revival, gothic terra cotta, post modern). This place reminds me of magnificent European cities. This downtown area has many nearby attractions including South Street Seaport where you can view the 3 speculator NYC bridges. However the real drama and attraction of Wall Street lies inside the banks and financial institutions of Wall Street. A tour that brings this out is The Wall Street Experience. Their walking tours of Wall Street are guided by real Wall Street insiders who gives an exclusive look into the culture, lifestyle and major financial events of our times. They weave this into a historical context so visitors have a broader perspective of our financial history. Leave a Comment
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