Results: Queens Landmarks - 11 of 14
Queens is New York City’s largest borough by area and one of its most diverse, offering a rich mix of history, culture, and green spaces. Whether visiting for the first time or exploring as a local, you will find neighborhoods with unique personalities, cuisines from around the world, and striking views of the Manhattan skyline. Many of Queens’ landmarks tell the story of New York’s past while embracing its modern character.
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Flushing Meadows Corona Park is Queens' largest park and one of the most famous, thanks to its role in the 1939 and 1964 World's Fairs. It has over 800 acres and offers playgrounds, sports fields, lakes, and cultural institutions. Have you ever attended or do you plan to attend a World Fair? (2026 World's Fair, also known as the Boston 2026 World Expo, will celebrate the United States' 250th anniversary and focus on themes of space exploration, technology, and sustainability.)
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The Queens Museum, the New York Hall of Science, and the Queens Zoo are key attractions in Flushing Meadows Corona Park. Visitors can rent bikes or paddleboats to explore its expansive grounds. The park is a lively gathering place that reflects the borough's diverse, community-focused spirit. Are there a lot of parks where you live?
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