Ellis Island

Island New York, New York

Ellis Island is an artificial islet, built with debris left over from the excavations of the New York City subway, at the mouth of the Hudson River. The island became famous because it was the main entry point for immigrants who wanted to pursue their dreams.

Everyone knows that America was a land of freedom and home to brave people who came to achieve the American Dream. You will be able to know all the testimonies, even heartbreaking, of the immigrants in the building, now a museum, where the travelers of hope arrived. Ellis Island is also remembered as the Island of Tears.