What does the Wall Street bull symbolize?

It is also sometimes referred to as the Wall Street Bull or the Bowling Green Bull. It is a bronze sculpture in the Financial District of Manhattan, New York City. The 7,100-pound bronze sculpture, depicts a bull, the symbol of aggressive financial optimism and prosperity.

Who is behind the Charging Bull?

Behind the Charging Bull, also called the Wall Street Bull, is a classic NYC dream story. The creator of the Charging Bull sculpture, Arturo Di Modica, is an Italian-American artist, born in Sicily in 1941. He started sculpting as a teen and eventually moved to Florence, where he became well-known throughout Italy for his work.

Where is the Charging Bull in New York?

The Charging Bull can be seen on the Bowling Green median on Broadway in the Financial district. It is down the street from Trinity Church. The "Fearless Girl" created by Kristen Visbel can be found today facing the New York Stock Exchange just doen the stree from Fedral Hall in the Wall Street Historic district.

Where is the statue represting a bull located?

The statue represting a bull is located within walking distance from both the NYSE and battery park, very easy to reach and difficult to miss as it is located where two main roads meet. When we visited the weather was very inclement and cold, so we mostly had it all for ourselves. We took a few pics and left.