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LA ESTATUA DE LA LIBERTAD

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LA ESTATUA DE LA LIBERTADEL TICKET ES DEJADO EN SU HOTEL SIN HACER LA COLA PARA COMPRA DE TICKET VISITAS INCLUIDAS A LA ISLA DE LA LIBERTAS Y LA ISLA ELLIS INCLUIDO TOUR CON AUDIO LA ESTATUA DE LA LIBERTAD En 1886, la Estatua de la Libertad fue entregada a los Estados Unidos por parte de Francia para celebrar la amistad que forjaron durante la Revolucin Americana. La Estatua de la Libertad ha simbolizado a travs de los aos la libertad y democracia de los Estados Unidos. Con

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VISITAS INCLUIDAS A LA ISLA DE LA LIBERTAS Y LA ISLA ELLIS

INCLUIDO TOUR CON AUDIO

 

LA ESTATUA DE LA LIBERTAD

En 1886, la Estatua de la Libertad fue entregada a los Estados Unidos por parte de Francia para celebrar la amistad que forjaron durante la Revolución Americana.  La Estatua de la Libertad ha simbolizado a través de los años la libertad y democracia de los Estados Unidos.

Con el propósito de llevar a Estatua a los Estados Unidos, ésta fue seccionada en 350 piezas y guardada en 214 cajas. El 28 de Octubre de 1886, la dedicación de la Estatua de la Libertad tomó lugar, diez años después del centenario, en 1876. La Estatua de la Libertad fue situada en el pedestal de granito que se encuentra en las paredes en forma de estrella del Fuerte Hood (Fort Hood).

La Estatua de la Libertad permaneció cerrada durante 100 días luego del 11 de Septiembre de 2001. Las puertas de la isla abrieron pero la Estatua permaneció cerrada hasta Agosto de 2004. Hoy en día, los visitantes tienen acceso al patio A, el paseo marítimo, el museo, el área del Fuerte Hood y la Isla Ellis. El poema de Emma Lazarus “El Nuevo Coloso” (The New Colossus) fue escrito para la Estatua de la Libertad y gravado en una placa de bronce en 1903, 20 años luego de haber sido escrito.

 

"Dadme a vuestros rendidos, a vuestros pobres
Vuestras masas hacinadas anhelando respirar en libertad
El desamparado desecho de vuestras rebosantes playas
Enviadme a estos, los desamparados, sacudidos por las tempestades a mí
¡Yo elevo mi faro detrás de la puerta dorada!"

 

Isla Ellis

Hoy en día el Museo de Inmigración de la Isla Ellis es parte del Monumento Nacional de la Estatua de la Libertad y se encuentra bajo los cuidados del Servicio de Parques Nacionales. Es un lugar donde los visitantes pueden pasar horas aprendiendo acerca de la historia de la Isla Ellis antes, durante y después de su uso como la estación de inmigración de América.  El museo también cuenta la historia de por qué tanta gente inmigró a América y lo que fue de ellos luego de haber llegado.

Tu visita a la Isla Ellis puede ser una experiencia emocionante y memorable. También puede ser algo confusa dado a que se debe tomar un ferry y pasar por una requisición de seguridad, entre otras cosas, solo para llegar a la isla. Asegúrate de comprar los boletos con anterioridad para garantizar su visita a este tesoro nacional.

 

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