Best places: Historical landmarks in Bogota, United States

This quaint decommissioned lighthouse beneath the George Washington Bridge is open to visitors.

👍👍 I love it!! Nice park for walk and relax.

Built in 1848, New York City’s oldest bridge is now a steel-arch hike & bike path with river views.

👍 This memorial to New York City's brave firemen is a beautiful tribute to those men (and their horses) who have lost their lives in the line of duty. Each year firemen from all over come here to pay their respects and place flower wreaths. It is located at the end of West 100th Street on Riverside D...

Restored founding father's home relocated to a park location with furnished rooms & a gift shop.

👍👍 Why read about history when you can walk right in the middle of it. Imagine George Washington during the American Revolution as he strategize about the best plan of attack, or defense, against the British Crown. Beautiful half day trip. Pack a lunch enjoy the historic structures and beautiful bir...

👍👍 Such a cool historic piece of our water system. It's been beautifully restored and the views are spectacular! The park rangers are so friendly and knowledgeable. Check it out when it's open, one Sat and Sun every month!

👍👍 I was able to do some real urban exploration. There is two restrooms underneath. They've been closed for a long time. The gate was broke down so I decided to take a look. All kind of filth & graffiti was down there. Homeless people have been living down there at some point.

😐 Cool place but I saw a clown danceing on the stairs

👍👍 Beautiful to walk, bring water and food, and please don't get it dirty, beautiful and mysterious place.

👍👍 These are not caves in traditional meaning. I believe the proper name would be a rock shelters. Anyway it's worth taking a look. The place feels isolated from the city, you can easily imagine Indians living there. Especially because a homeless person occupies one of the caves. Also I would add tha...