Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 minutes ago
World-famous Coney Island in the southern-most part of Brooklyn features iconic locations, like Luna Park and Deno's Wonder Wheel amusement parks. It's also where the annual Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest takes place each year!
From Brighton Beach to Manhattan Beach, the clean and free Coney Island Beach is always a fun place to catch some waves. New York's incredible NY Aquarium opened here in 1957, close to Steeplechase Baseball Park which hosts the Brooklyn Cyclones!
While this is certainly a magnet for incredible fair-food, the rides are what attract millions of visitors each year. Some of these include the B&B Carousel since 1909, the Wonder Wheel from 1920, Coney Island Cyclone since 1927, and the newest thrill ride, the Thunderbolt, which opened in 2014.
Coney Island gains popularity each year for its affordability of entertainment, unique attractions, and delicious foods. It's definitely a must-see when you visit New York City!
World-famous Coney Island in the southern-most part of Brooklyn features iconic locations, like Luna Park and Deno's Wonder Wheel amusement parks. It's also where the annual Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest takes place each year!
From Brighton Beach to Manhattan Beach, the clean and free Coney Island Beach is always a fun place to catch some waves. New York's incredible NY Aquarium opened here in 1957, close to Steeplechase Baseball Park which hosts the Brooklyn Cyclones!
While this is certainly a magnet for incredible fair-food, the rides are what attract millions of visitors each year. Some of these include the B&B Carousel since 1909, the Wonder Wheel from 1920, Coney Island Cyclone since 1927, and the newest thrill ride, the Thunderbolt, which opened in 2014.
Coney Island gains popularity each year for its affordability of entertainment, unique attractions, and delicious foods. It's definitely a must-see when you visit New York City!

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The Alabama State Capitol in Montgomery, Alabama is a National Historic Landmark as the first capital of the Confederate States of America (before Richmond, VA) and served as the site where the Confederate Constitution was written. One hundred years later, the 3rd march for civil rights (from Selma to Montgomery) ended at the front marble staircase of the Alabama State Capitol, leading to the Voting Rights Act of 1965. In addition to those iconic marble steps, major features of the capitol grounds include the Avenue of Flags and statues of Albert Patterson (assassinated attorney general elect), James Marion Sims (physician, considered the father of gynecology [read about this controversial figure]), and Joseph Lister Hill (45-year representative of Alabama in the US House of Representatives and US Senate). For some reason, they also have a bunch of monuments honoring traitors and supporters of human slavery, like Jefferson Davis, John Allan Wyeth, and the Confederate Memorial Monument. Alabama State Capitol Drone Video](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oT7GDGWNgrw/mqdefault.jpg)








