Make NYC Your Classroom at BMCC
It's Time to Experience More.
At BMCC, learning happens in the classroom and throughout the city, surrounded by NYC’s iconic skyscrapers and sights, vibrant arts community, rich creativity and culture.
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The Statue of Liberty, a symbol of freedom and democracy, stands proudly in New York Harbor, welcoming visitors to the city with its iconic torch held high. Guests can take a ferry to Liberty Island to explore its history and climb to the pedestal for a closer view.
The Brooklyn Bridge, a majestic engineering marvel, spans the East River, connecting the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn with its distinctive Gothic arches and pedestrian walkways. A stroll across this historic bridge offers stunning vistas of both the cityscape and the waterfront.
The Empire State Building, an Art Deco masterpiece, soars into the New York City skyline, offering breathtaking panoramic views from its iconic observation deck. It has been featured in countless movies and remains an enduring symbol of urban grandeur.
Central Park, a sprawling urban oasis in the heart of Manhattan, beckons with its lush greenery, scenic ponds, and a myriad of recreational opportunities. Visitors can explore its diverse landscapes, from the serene Bethesda Terrace to the vibrant Central Park Zoo.
Little Island, a whimsical floating park on the Hudson River, captivates visitors with its unique design and enchanting gardens. This innovative park hosts live performances and cultural events amidst its stunning waterfront setting.
Vessel, a striking architectural structure in Hudson Yards, invites guests to ascend its spiral staircase for unparalleled views of the city's skyline. It serves as a modern landmark and gathering place for New Yorkers and tourists alike.
Times Square, known as the "Crossroads of the World," dazzles with its bright lights, towering billboards, and bustling atmosphere. It's a constant hub of activity, featuring theaters, shops, and a sense of never-ending excitement.
Battery Park, a historic waterfront park, offers respite with its gardens, monuments, and stunning views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The park also serves as a departure point for ferries to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
Grand Central Station, an iconic transportation hub, boasts a stunning Beaux-Arts design and serves as a bustling center of commuter activity. Its celestial ceiling in the Main Concourse and the Whispering Gallery are must-see architectural marvels.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the world's premier cultural institutions, houses an extensive collection of art spanning centuries and cultures, making it a must-visit for art enthusiasts. Its vast galleries include masterpieces from ancient Egypt to contemporary works, providing a rich tapestry of human creativity.
One World Trade Center stands as a symbol of resilience and renewal, soaring above the Manhattan skyline, offering panoramic views and housing businesses and observation decks.
The 9/11 Memorial solemnly honors the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks with reflecting pools set within the footprints of the Twin Towers, providing a space for reflection and remembrance in Lower Manhattan.
Trinity Church, founded in the late 17th century, is a historic landmark in the Financial District, renowned for its Gothic architecture and its role in New York's early history, offering a glimpse into the city's past amidst its modern surroundings.
Hudson River Park stretches along the western edge of Manhattan, providing a scenic waterfront escape with green spaces, bike paths, and recreational facilities, inviting locals and visitors alike to enjoy the beauty of the Hudson River.
Wall Street, synonymous with finance and commerce, is the heart of New York City's Financial District, bustling with activity and home to iconic institutions, stock exchanges, and historic landmarks, shaping the global economy from its historic cobblestone streets.