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United Nations HeadquartersNewest Review: ... has its own stamps and post office that you can visit at the end of the tour. Guided tours take place hourly throughout the Summer, and are fascinating. Depending on which councils are in session, the tours visit as many of the council meeting rooms as possible. There are three councils – the Security Council, where delegates discuss UN military action; the Trusteeship Council, where ... more |
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The United Nations was founded in 1945 after World War II with the aim of promoting and attempting to bring about world peace. It originally had 51 member nations, but now boasts some 180. The New York headquarters of the UN, located on 1st Avenue, was built when John D Rockefeller Jr donated 8.5 million dollars for the purchase of the site. The 18 acre site is now no longer US territory, and is designated an international zone. It even has its own stamps and post office that you can visit at the end of the tour. Guided tours take place hourly throughout the Summer, and are fascinating. Depending on which councils are in session, the tours visit as many of the ... Read the complete review
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