Enjoy the most beautiful view of Manhattan with me during the sunset and night walk through the Long Island City. This virtual tour was recorded in 4K 60fps.
Highly recommend enjoying video with binaural audio 🎧 headphones for a truly immersive experience, city sounds, and city ambiance. You can use this video for relaxation and focus, it takes you on a calming journey through iconic landmarks and charming neighborhoods.
Recorded on 21 May 2024 at 7:30 pm
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Timeline:
00:00 Intro
01:06 East river
01:46 Pepsi Cola Sign
11:39 Gantry Plaza State Park
13:35 Queens Public Library at Hunters Point
28:11 Hunter's Point South Dog Run
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Top of interesting facts about places in the video:
Long Island City
Rapid Development: Long Island City (LIC) has seen significant growth and redevelopment over the past two decades, transforming from an industrial area to a vibrant residential and commercial neighborhood.
Cultural Hub: Home to several cultural institutions, including MoMA PS1, one of the largest and oldest contemporary art institutions in the United States.
Skyline Views: Known for its breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline, especially along the waterfront areas like Gantry Plaza State Park.
Diverse Community: LIC boasts a diverse population and a wide range of dining options, from trendy cafes to ethnic eateries.
Transportation Hub: Excellent transportation links, including several subway lines, ferries, and proximity to the Queensboro Bridge, make it easily accessible.
East River
Tidal Estuary: The East River is a tidal strait connecting Upper New York Bay with Long Island Sound, rather than a true river.
Historic Crossings: Features iconic bridges like the Brooklyn Bridge (opened in 1883), the first steel-wire suspension bridge.
Hidden Tunnels: Contains several tunnels for subways, railways, and utilities, including the East River Tunnels used by Amtrak and Long Island Rail Road.
Pepsi Cola Sign
Giant Neon: The sign measures 60 feet high and 120 feet long, making it a striking feature along the East River.
Relocation: It was moved slightly from its original location during the redevelopment of the waterfront area.
Cultural Icon: Featured in numerous films and TV shows, the sign is a recognized piece of New York’s industrial heritage.
Gantry Plaza State Park
Historical Gantries: The park retains two large gantries once used to load and unload rail cars from barges, a nod to the area's industrial past.
Urban Oasis: Spans over 12 acres, including piers, gardens, and recreational areas, transforming a former industrial site into a green space.
Art Installations: Frequently features public art installations and has been a site for community events and performances.
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8 июл 2024
