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Queens, The Official Gateway to New York
Summer’s Hot in Queens! Show your MetroCard® for Saving throughout Queens.
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QUEENS VISITOR CENTER
 
Queens Tourism Council officially opened the Queens Visitor Center at the Queens Center Mall on March 20th , 2007.
The Visitor Center will provide information on Cultural attractions and events in Queens.
Location: 90-15 Queens Blvd. Elmhurst (Across from Applebee's). Phone: 718-592-2085
Top Ten Reasons to Discover Queens.
One is for home to the largest model of a city in the world --- The Panorama of New York City located in the Queens Museum of Art.
Two is for the 2.2 million Queens residents representing all parts of the world who speak your language and welcome you to their neighborhood.
Three is for over 300 years of history that you can experience by visiting our historic homes and sites.
Four as in 42 miles of subway lines to get you from here to there.
Five is for the Uni-five; New York Hall of Science, Queens Botanical Garden, Queens Museum of Art, Queens Theatre in the Park, Queens Wildlife Center, located in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
Six as in your choice of 63 neighborhood branches of the Queens Borough Public Library for getting information on the topics of your choice.
Seven is for over 7,000 acres of parks for you to explore from beach to bay to a forest of oak, hickory and pine.
Eight as in "I ate food from around the world by spending a day in Queens!"
Nine for the 9 Mets Players on the field at Shea Stadium.
Ten for the 10 miles of sun, sand and surf awaiting you in the Rockaways.
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The Discover Queens initiative is a program of the Queens Economic Development Corporation. This web site is made possible by funding provided by the Honorable Gifford Miller, Speaker, New York City Council and the Queens Delegation of the New York City Council; Joe Addabbo Jr., Tony Avella, Leroy Comrie, Dennis Gallagher, James Gennaro, Eric Gioia, Allan Jennings, Melinda Katz, John Liu, Hiram Monserrate, James Sanders, Helen Sears, Peter Vallone, Jr., David Weprin and ongoing support from the office of Queens Borough President Helen Marshall. (c) QEDC 2003.
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