The city skyline.

Statue of Liberty, located on the West side of the harbour.

Ellis Island.

One of the Brooklyn Bridge's pillars.

A close-up view of the other pillar.

What we normally see in many movies.

The Staten Island Ferry, free for pedestrians.

Verrazano-Narrows bridge. Once ships pass under it, they're officially at sea.

Times Square (North)

Times Square (South)

The Empire State Building.

Local subway station.

Subway station with both local and express platforms.

South Ferry station.

Grill in retracted position.

Train pulling into South Ferry station.

Grill in extended position..

Welcome to the Chelsea Star.

The front of the Madame Butterfly room.

The rear of the room.

Guest information chart.

Where did this stain come from?

Figurine painted on the wall next to the door.

Under the Buddha statuette. It hasn't been dusted in months.

The view from my window. That's an Irish Pub across the street.

The hallway and staircase. Notice the sheet metal floors.

The washroom. Notice the fogged-out shower partition.

A view of the terrace with the garbage cans visible at the rear.

The fire escape. Normally, none of these are painted in New York.

The dormitory rooms. The small window to the right is the washroom window.

Grand Central Station. It's truly as beautiful as it looks.

The view from my table.

A man in uniform will always get the girl.

The ticket booths.

"- Pardon me boy, is this the Transylvania station?"

"- Ja! Ja! Track 29! Do you want a shine?"

One of the many rooms in the American Wing. The man in black is looking at...

General Washington crossing the Delaware.

One of the American Wing's many beautiful paintings.

The American Wing Courtyard.

This is not just a façade. There's an actual home behind it with fully decorated rooms.

For example, this dining room.

A conqueror and his conquest in the European Sculpture Court.

In prison and starving to death, this man's children are arguing over which will willingly sacrifice themself in order to feed and save their father.

The Temple of Dendure in the Egyptian Wing.

Statues keeping watch at the Temple of Dendur.

Home in the Astor Garden. Very symetrical.

Shrine in the Astor Garden.

The Greek Sculpture Court.

GreeceHeads!

The Choir Screen.

Knights in the Equestrian Court.

A modern exhibit. All this head does is speak gibberish.

This modern exhibit is a bit crowded.

Architect Frank Lloyd Wright's room.

The American Museum of Natural History.

The Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall.

This became very popular after the release of a particular movie.

This one is very long!

Elephants in the wildlife exhibit.

Humpback whale suspended from the ceiling.

Can you look like a tourist any worse than this?

The Museum of Modern Art's main hall.

The Guggenheim.

The Intrepid, Sea, Air and Space Museum.

This is only HALF of the space below deck!

The Intrepid's pilots briefing room.

One of the original Iwo Jima sculptures.

The takeoff platform.

The landing platform.

The aircraft elevator transformed into a terrace.

The Intrepid's bridge and air traffic control tower.

The Growler with its sea-to-air missle ready for takeoff.

The aft torpedoe room.

Bunk beds. Tight fit.

The engine room.

One of many access hatches. And we all had to crawl though a few of them.

The mess hall. It's actually more roomy than it looks.

The sonar room.

The retired Concorde.

Close-up of the landing gear.

The pilot's cabin.