New York is the largest city in the United States and renowned as the world’s economic giant. With big boys like Wall Street and the World Trade Center buildings in a hustling yet inspiring setting, makes it one of the most challenging cities to survive in. This diverse and multicultural city is one of the nation’s most populous city and speaks over 200 different languages. Thousands of tourists flock the streets of New York every other day, visiting iconic attractions such as the picturesque Brooklyn Bridge, an architectonic creation of the Grand Central Terminal and not to forget, the 93-metre tall Statue of Liberty on Liberty Island. Hungry folks must visit the nation’s first-ever pizzeria, Lombardi’s at Lower Manhattan for a hearty and cheesy New York slice. Finally, a trip to the city that never sleeps is incomplete without a tour around Times Square, known for its many colourful spectra of electronic billboards, Broadway theatres and cinemas.