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0:59Now PlayingAs New York City started phase 4 of its reopening Monday, some of the city's most famous tourist attractions opened to visitors for the first time since March.
Visitors trickled on to the Statue of Liberty ferry, but most said it seemed a little weird to be doing tourist activities.
New York City didn't open malls or museums as originally expected in phase 4.
Governor Andrew Cuomo said indoor most activities will be delayed.
The rest of New York state is in Phase 4, which typically permits opening malls and certain arts and entertainment centers and restarting professional sports games without fans.
But Cuomo said no "additional indoor activity" will open in New York in the fourth phase because of concerns about the spread of the coronavirus indoors.
Cuomo hasn't allowed New York City to open up indoor dining, unlike the rest of the state.
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