South Street Seaport

The port of New York has been one of the key points in U.S. history since the seventeenth century, for great business, becoming one of the most important ports in the world. It is impressive to approach the port, which has been the scene of many movies, and see enormous skyscrapers. Already in the nineteenth century, immigrants from all over the world, mostly Irish and German, came to New York via its port to settle in the then young country. New York grew rapidly and became an important port city. In addition, ease of navigation boosted industry and trade and allowed it to make fortunes.

When you are in New York, you must go to this place. From here, you will see magnificent views of the Brooklyn Bridge, several restaurants where you can eat at an affordable price. Facing South Street Seaport (across the road) you find a pedestrian street with the Abercrimbie & Fitch store in NY. The advantage of this store is that it is not as crowded as the Fifth Avenue store, so it's more comfortable in choosing what to buy. From South Street Seaport you can walk to Zone 0 and the Brooklyn Bridge.