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by darthmilmo Unfortunately, the 9/11/2001 terrorist attacks have made access to the NYSE close to impossible to the tourists. There are no longer tours for the NYSE. Make sure to inquire ahead of time though because things may change, you never know. Leave a Comment
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 Worker cleaning the outside of the building by darthmilmo Visit one of the largest gold reserves in the world by taking a tour of the Federal Reserve Bank of NY. The tour guide told me the truth about the vault, it's not at the same level as the subway, and it’s actually 30 meters below it! So no, the scenario of Die Hard with a Vengeance is all bogus. It's still a good movie though :P. Anyway, the tour was very informative. Unfortunately, the vault was closed due to renovation and it was slated to reopen later this year. Oh, no pictures allowed inside the premisses. Leave a Comment Directions: Check out their webpage to make a mandatory reservation at the following web address: http://www.ny.frb.org/nycinfo.html#tours
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The Wall Street is a very little Street in Manhattan, but world famous for the New York Stock Exchange. The narrow street is alway crowded of tourists and offers spectacular views for architecture lovers. The building 60 Wall Street is one of the most photographed ones in the world as well as the statue of the Wall Street Bull. Leave a Comment
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by TanjaE Everybody who visits NY should visit the Wall Street and the NYSE. To get entrance to the visitors floor at the NYSE, you have to line up early in the morning... Leave a Comment
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by AndreasK New York is the financial capital of the world. The picture shows the New York Stock Exchange at Wall Street. Leave a Comment
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by dzni Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange The moving and shaking of the financial world happens right here on Wall Street! Full of financial institutions, this street is filled with men and women in business suits. In this same area is the famous 'bull' statue, indicative of stock trading and the business world. If you get here before it closes, the New York Stock Exchange would be a great thing to see! Unfortunately, we were a few minutes too late and instead just got to see the traders exiting the building, with police blocking entry for anyone else. TV cameras lined the procession out too, as they interviewed people about the day's trading. Leave a Comment Directions: Just make your way to the corner of Wall and Nasau Streets. This is where the NYSE is.
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Wall Street has become one of the icons of the United States and the main symbol of its economic power. You will not care about the fact that most of the financial institutions and big corporations are no longer domiciliated on or around Wall Street; as all you want to do is take a picture of the NYSE, whose Neo-classical façade covered by an oversized flag of the US, is tucked in the middle of the densest area with highscrapers. Wall Street is still the seat of the New York Stock Exchange and its name is synonimous with big business and important decisions for the global economy, and that is all which is important to us. The area is fascinating to walk around, even if well known beforehand by all the newcomers, as it is often shown in movies and economy news reports. However, the high density of the buildings in relatively narrow streets, the art deco constructions and the bustling activity never fail to impress a first time visitor. Leave a Comment
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by Christer81 After hearing and seeing Wall Street from alot of American films based on the financial distric we decided to visit the street our self ;) Not much special about it, else than all the men in suits with mobilephones passing by. Leave a Comment
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 New York Stock Exchange by marciaca Downtown New York is the world's finanical center. Marred temporarily by Osama, it still has many interesting sites to see, such as the New York Stock Exchange. Leave a Comment
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by acemj Pennsylvania Ave in Washington, D.C. may be the political capital of the country, but Wall Street is definitely the financial hub. The term "Wall Street" refers to both an actual street and the area of Lower Manhattan surrounding the New York Stock Exchange. Leave a Comment
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