New York Wildlife
The
Bronx Zoo is the largest urban zoo in the U. S. and is open 365 days a year.
Those that have city passes can enjoy free admission to this zoo. Once you've
had your fill of the award winning exhibits the Bronx Zoo has to offer you
should check out the New York Botanical Garden, which is located nearby and
offers great fun and many activities for children to avoid (this experience is
another that can be enjoyed for no additional charge with the New York pass).
Also nearby are Wave Hill, the Brooklyn Museum of Art, and Van Cortlandt House
Museum. All of these activities are free with the New York pass and are all very much suited
for family members of all ages.
The
Central Park Zoo offers a view of animals in their natural habitat rather than
in cages. While this is becoming more and more of the norm as far as American
zoos are concerned the Central Park Zoo was a relative pioneer in this
particular process. Today the Central Park Zoo boasts an indoor rain forest; a
chilled penguin house along with a pool for the polar bears while also being
home to breeding programs for certain endangered species. While you're there be
sure to have lunch in the Leaping Frog Café, which offers kid friendly fare
that is surprisingly health oriented (such as trans-fat-free French fries). If
your walk through this 6.5-acre zoo wasn't enough exercise for your day be sure
to stop by the bike rental area of Central Park ,
which is located nearby.
The
New York Aquarium while not exactly a zoo is another great place for the family
to experience animal life. This happens to be one of the highlights of many
trips to New York .
Young and old alike will enjoy watching the marine animals play and frolic
while learning important lessons about our marine friends. paket liburan murah ke belitung piranti travel, The aquarium is
located at Coney Island and is near Astroland
Amusement park if you
want to make a day of it. The New York Aquarium offers free admission to
holders of the New York
Pass and Astroland offers
discounts for these holders as well.
The
Queens Zoo offers a unique experience for visitors in that it is less lake a
zoo and more like a prairie home for the animals it houses. This 12-acre park
is home to 70 animals that live in very authentic habitats. If you choose to
visit this particular zoo, be sure that you take the time to visit the barnyard
area so that your little ones can feed some of the friendlier creatures. This
zoo is located fairly near the Queens Museum of Art, the New York Hall of
Science, and the American
Museum of the Moving
Image. These attractions are all free with the New York Pass.
If
you are a true animal lover, then New
York City has you covered for opportunities to get
your fill. Who would have thought that a city this full of skyscrapers and
commerce was also the home to some of the most beautiful and exotic wildlife in
the world? paket wisata malaysia murah piranti travel,
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