A walk in New York City simply means you are stepping on historic grounds, a city with fixtures and pathways that were made to withstand the test of time, built to transport you back to the Old Days Of York.
From its colossal sky high architecture, to the very landscape of the city or the complete/incomplete construction of old sculptures inside NYC territory, there're so many mysteries the old city of York holds, many go on to be unnoticed. But if you are history enthusiast like me, you'll be glad to know, NYC is the place to quench your thirst for exploration.
One of my favorites depicts the Ancient Greek Titan Atlas Statue, a subliminal master piece, courtesy of Lee Lawrie located in Rockefeller Center in Midtown Manhattan across Fifth Avenue. For decades many things have been rumored about this Statue, as for me, I won't spoil your expedition, I'll let you enjoy your journey in hopes that you too can accomplish your conquest for knowledge and understanding.
“Every block of stone has a statue inside it and it is the task of the sculptor to discover it”