Read the texts and match the place with each destination

1. People know it for its many Broadway theatres, cinemas and bright signs, and they call it the 'crossroads of the world'. It is the most bustling and busy square in North America with an average of over 2,000 people walking across it every 15 minutes on a weekday. It got its name in 1904 from The New York Times newspaper because their headquarters were at One Times Square.

2. This 6.8 km stretch of the boulevard in Clark County attracts over 36 million visitors a year. The glittering lights from its luxurious hotels, resorts and shopping malls, entice people from all over the world. Nineteen of the world's 25 largest hotels are here and many of them offer top-class entertainment in the form of concerts, musicals, magic shows, comedy acts and conventions.

3. This is a huge national park filled with famous monuments, museums and landmarks. Here you can see the Washington Memorial, the Lincoln Memorial, the National Air and Space Museum, the Smithsonian Castle, the National Museum of Natural History and much more. It gets around 24 million visitors every year, but local people also use it for leisure activities, rallies, concerts, festivals and other annual events.