See a Small World at Gulliver's Gate

Thanksgiving Parade, NYC

Among the moving parts in Gulliver’s Gate is the City’s most watched procession. It heads down Park Avenue, rather than Sixth, in this case of intentionally mixed-up geography.

Red Square, Moscow

You’ll see more than red when looking at the Kremlin: the confection-colored onion domes of the palace, for example.

Abbey Road, London

John, Ringo, Paul and George come together on Abbey Road, in a re-creation of the famous album cover.

Grand Palace, Bangkok

Scores of temples, pagodas and royal buildings make up Bangkok’s Grand Palace. Here the central throne hall is fronted by a courtyard with a gold pagoda.

Downtown, New York City

Gulliver’s Gate plays around with chronology as well as geography. To wit, a sepia-toned version of what a gaslit Manhattan might have looked like years ago.

Rabinovich Park, Jerusalem

Whimsy abounds, like in this replica of Jerusalem’s “Golem,” a merging of public art and playground fun. The monster’s tongues serve as slides.

Chichén Itzá, Yucatan 

The steps on Mexico’s Temple of Kukulcan, the pyramid that everyone associates with this ancient Mayan site, look just as steep and narrow as they do in the original.

Bears playing music, Russia  

In the taiga, or Russian forest, a pair of brown bears serenade a snowman with their balalaikas.

Buildings, Rio  

The detail given over to Brazil’s favelas, streets, beachfront and apartments runs deep. Peer at the windows of these buildings to see just how intricate it is.

Mecca, Saudi Arabia

Worshippers dot the grounds of the holy city’s Grand Mosque—the largest mosque in the world.

Buenos Aires

Gulliver’s Gate doesn’t just show scrubbed versions of cities; you’ll find amusing urban scenes and busy construction sites, like this tower being erected behind the colorful neighborhood of La Boca.

Arc de Triomphe, Paris

Cars and pedestrians circle the anchor of the Champs-Élysées.

Stonehenge, England

“Are you telling me this is it? This is scenery? Have you ever been to Stonehenge? The triptychs are twenty feet high.” Sorry, just remembering a scene from _This Is Spinal Tap_.

Forbidden City, Beijing

China’s imperial palace shines in the Asia section; the Great Wall runs along the backdrop.

Grand Central Terminal, NYC

Some models show you the inner workings of landmarks, like this one of NYC’s favorite transit hub: passengers hang around the main concourse and subterranean levels, waiting for the train.

Visit Gulliver’s Gate in Times Square, NY: Attraction Gallery

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See Gulliver's Gate

Visit Gulliver’s Gate in Times Square to explore the world’s landmarks under one roof.
