Simply gorgeous. If your ever looking for a place to go just to relax, Central Park is the place to go. The park is 843 acres, and in literally located in the middle of the main city area of New York. Central Park is so huge that it's almost impossible to see someone twice while walking along the trail.

You've obviously heard of the Dolphin Hotel before. Not only is it a very common topic for most city dogs, but it's also haunted. It has to be one of the oldest buildings in the city, and it should have been torn down by now. If your brave enough to enter, stay on your toes. Aside from being 'haunted', the place could fall down any second.

The wax museum, something that's often a rare sight. Not many canines are able to experience the human species, especially after the accident. But, fear not canines, because of this museum we know that humans were in fact not a myth. The building has long twisting and turning hall ways, mostly filled with human looking creatures. Even if some of them have melted.

The New York Skyride used to be a fully operational simulator, allowing the humans a unique view of the city, which evolved over time as New York changed and morphed to adapt to the modern world. Of course, it has since been closed, but canines do still find their way inside from time to time.

Ellis Island served its purpose as an immigration control centre many years before the crisis, but now it doesn't have much use at all. The bridge that was used by the humans to transport materials on and off of the island still stands, connecting Ellis with the Liberty State Park in New Jersey. Enter if you dare, Ellis Island is said to be haunted.

The Empire State Building is the tallest building in New York, towering above the others, and is a real wonder of the modern world. It used to be lit up in a rainbow of colours, for all sorts of occasions, but now it remains dim, with no humans to operate the lights. Canines often wander inside, making a home out of the building, which is now showing signs of neglect.

Cars still litter the bridge, where the humans left them during the crisis. Rusted from being without human maintenance for over twenty years, the once gorgeous bridge is slowly falling about. The suspension wires are trying their best to hold together, but it wouldn't be long until they snap. However the canines of the city use it to get from one place of New York to the other. Some dogs even use the empty cars, as resting places.

The once beautiful hotel, renowned for its late nineteenth century architecture has become run down with the humans gone. The well known grand staircase is still in good condition, and allows the canines of New York to get from floor to floor. Most rooms are still locked, but some of them have had their doors knocked down by dogs looking for a place to sleep.

The once crowed streets are now empty, and littered with food stands. What little food that was left by the humans, had been stolen over the years. By now the food would has either been taken, or rotted away. Now the stores and apartments are empty, and are covered with vegetation. Some of the buildings have collapsed into themselves, but most of them are still standing allowing dogs to rest inside them.

Located on the inside of the over decorated white walls are cold unforgiving statues. The ground is littered with cracked marble, which used to be the elegant flooring of the entire place. But, not it's just a place where most dog's never dare to enter, especially females. This is where the Carson Pack resides.

This place would be a nice place to stay... if it wasn't currently occupied but a rather large family of disgustingly huge rats. The ceiling leaks during rainy days, and it's hard to concentrate when there's a constant drip, drip sound. The smell of the GCT is usually one you don't want to be around for long, because it's quite acrid.

The name of this small town explains it all ; Little Italy. Walk with the narrow cobblestone streets under your paws and feel, and smell, the scents of Italy. Sadly, in the late 90's, the small town of Little Italy caught fire, and has never been repaired since. The area is fenced off, but it's easy to get in.