I love Washington Square Park and the West Village. The arch is its mascot so to speak. If you stand between the arch and the fountain you can see the Empire State Building through the arch. West...
Washington Square Arch
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Washington Square Arch is a prominent monument located in Washington Square Park, New York City. Completed in 1892, the arch commemorates the centennial of George Washington's inauguration as president. Standing 77 feet tall, it features a neoclassical design adorned with intricate reliefs and classical motifs, making it a popular gathering spot and a symbol of the vibrant Greenwich Village community.
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A triumphal arch honors George Washington (1732-1799), first president of the United States, that was constructed of white Tuckahoe marble conceived and designed by architect by Stanford White who...
A beautiful landmark. It is one of the must visit landmark if you visit NYC. I recommend getting some food & eating it here. My recommendation is the Indian Kati rolls from Kati Roll Company.
Very lovely arch indeed, symmetrical, strong, made of marble, honors George Washington, at the steps of NYU and Washington square park. Just as lovely as archs I've seen in England, France,...
Washington Square Arch is a quick, fun sightsee. The park is always crowded and there's lots going on. There's a large fountain and the park would be a great place to read or bring a picnic on a...
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