This is just as impressive when you see it as all the pictures that you see on news programs. The sculpture is excellent in its own right with a real feel of power and motion. The only downside is the popularity so it is crowded even on a cold winter day. Also for some reason they have put up some useless fencing nearby.

Whilst in the financial district we popped on by to see the charging bull. We completely understand the significance of the bull and I’m glad I visited it. However be warned, the queue to get a picture with it is very long and I wasn’t willing to wait that long

This is a cool statue to see, but the queue was unbelievable! And some people took too long to take their pictures. Plus, the day we went they were some guys climbing on the statue, taking their pics and just making a full on show, that ended up annoying everyone because they were taking sooo long and they just kept going back for more! Honestly, I was surprised that there was no one at least checking up every once in a while.

Upon visiting this statue, there are two lineups, one on each side of the bull (not sure why there is a lineup at the backside of the bull). And on top of those two lines, there are people informally posing by the sides, essentially photobombing people who lined up. Pretty messy situation. Just like the financial markets lately.

The Charging Bull is located on a pedestrian island at the end of Broadway in Lower Manhattan. Set Downtown, the bull is a popular tourist destination that apparently draws thousands of people a day. Certainly an enormous queue of people were lined up to touch the bull for luck when my wife and I visited the area.

We heard that the bull could bring luck people were queuing to touch the bull and get photos. It is well made and must weigh a lot . Here’s to see after friends getting me up the step with help from a gentleman if the bull does bring good luck .

The Charging Bull, on Wall Street is an obvious symbol of the financial significance of this district on Wall street. Many admirers flock to take a close look..... Interesting! It's on the pavement and it's there for all to see, for free.

There is a huge statue of a bull in the Financial District. I was intrigued to check it out on my visit to New York City. I visited in October 2023 and the statue is quite easy to find. It's not far from the Stock Exchange and not too far from Battery Park. When I was there the area was buzzing and there were two queues of people waiting to get their picture taken with the bull. Some lining up to be photographed with the head and some in the opposite direction to get their picture taken with the rear. Intriguing....