The term 'Part of the Big Apple' refers to the four boroughs that make up New York City: CORE, Queens, Eastside, and MANHATTAN. CORE is the smallest borough, located at the southern tip of the city and home to the Statue of Liberty. Queens is the largest borough, located to the east of MANHATTAN and home to two of the city's three major airports. Eastside is the second-largest borough, located to the north of MANHATTAN and home to many of the city's most iconic landmarks. Finally, MANHATTAN is the most densely populated borough, located in the center of the city and home to many of its most famous neighborhoods.