New York City Tour Day 1
Detailed Description
Your private tour starts in the lobby of your NYC hotel, where your licensed NYC tour guide meets you and invites you to his comfortable and spacious SUV to the New York tour of Your Life!
The duration of the full tour is 6 hours (up to 7 hours in case of heavier than usual traffic). 6 hours sounds like a long time, but don’t you worry - these hours will fly by as swiftly as a breeze over Hudson River because you’ll be busy with having great time. We’ll drive from one awesome sightseeing spot to another, making multiple stops, getting out of the car, walking around the streets of Manhattan, listening to stories about its history, people, architecture, enjoying breathtaking views and taking the best photos of the City. Your guide also knows where and how to take the best pictures of you in this city, so every stop may turn out to be your glamorous New York photo session! Famous New York City street food snacking may become a part of our tour if you feel like it.
Stops on the full 6-hour NYC tour:
➪ Columbus Circle
➪ Lincoln Center for Performing Arts
➪ Dakota Apartment Building and Central Park
➪ American Museum of Natural History
➪ Guggenheim Museum
➪ The Plaza Hotel
➪ Rockefeller Center
➪ United Nations
➪ Empire State Building
➪ Greenwich Village
➪ East River bridges
➪ Wall Street
➪ Charging Bull
➪ Battery City, view of Statue of Liberty
➪ 9/11 Memorial
Stops on the express 4-hour NYC tour:
➪ Columbus Circle
➪ The Plaza Hotel
➪ Rockefeller Center
➪ Empire State Building
➪ Greenwich Village
➪ East River bridges
➪ Wall Street
➪ Charging Bull
➪ Battery City, view of Statue of Liberty
➪ 9/11 Memorial
The order of the stops may vary depending on location of your hotel, traffic, street closures and other factors.
Things you’ll see on 6-hour tour:
UPTOWN:
➢ Central Park
➢ Lincoln Center for Performing Arts
➢ Met Opera
➢ Dakota Apartment Building
➢ Strawberry Fields
➢ Museum of Natural History
➢ Upper West Side
➢ Guggenheim Museum
➢ Jaqueline Kennedy Reservoir
➢ Upper East Side
➢ Metropolitan Museum
➢ Temple Emmanu-El
MIDTOWN:
➢ Columbus Circle
➢ Billionaires’ Row
➢ The Plaza Hotel
➢ Fifth Ave
➢ Trump Tower
➢ St Patrick Cathedral
➢ Rockefeller Center
➢ Times Square
➢ New York Public Library
➢ Grand Central Terminal
➢ United Nations
➢ Tudor City
➢ Chrysler Building
➢ Midtown Manhattan
➢ Koreatown
➢ Empire State Building
DOWNTOWN:
➢ Flatiron Building
➢ Washington Square Park
➢ West Village
➢ Carrie Bradshaw’s and Friends’ Houses
➢ Greenwich Village
➢ SoHo
➢ Little Italy
➢ Chinatown
➢ Brooklyn Bridge
➢ East River Bridges
➢ Wall Str
➢ Wall Str
➢ New York Stock Exchange
➢ Federal Hall
➢ St. Trinity Church
➢ Charging Bull
➢ Statue of Liberty
➢ World Trade Center
➢ 9/11 Memorial
➢ Lower Manhattan
Things you’ll see on 4-hour tour:
MIDTOWN:
➢ Columbus Circle
➢ Billionaires’ Row
➢ Central Park
➢ The Plaza Hotel
➢ Fifth Ave
➢ Trump Tower
➢ St Patrick Cathedral
➢ Rockefeller Center
➢ Times Square
➢ New York Public Library
➢ Midtown Manhattan
➢ Koreatown
➢ Empire State Building
DOWNTOWN:
➢ Flatiron Building
➢ Washington Square Park
➢ West Village
➢ Carrie Bradshaw’s and Friends’ Houses
➢ Greenwich Village
➢ SoHo
➢ Little Italy
➢ Chinatown
➢ Brooklyn Bridge
➢ East River Bridges
➢ Wall Str
➢ New York Stock Exchange
➢ Federal Hall
➢ St. Trinity Church
➢ Charging Bull
➢ Statue of Liberty
➢ World Trade Center
➢ 9/11 Memorial
➢ Lower Manhattan
Things you’ll learn and discuss with your guide:
New York State and New York City geography and administrative division, population, New York City boroughs, grid of streets and avenues, who lives in Central Park and around it, New and Old Money, the most expensive apartments in NYC and USA, Museum Mile, movies and New York, the tallest buildings and skyscrapers, short history of New York City, who founded it and why, presidents and NYC, why plush bears are called ‘Teddy Bears’ and how New York is related to it, billionaires’ streets and apartments, yellow cabs, Ladies Mile, celebrities and where they live, architecture of New York City, crime and safety of New York, stone jungles, NYC Subway, restaurants, where to dine, where and what to shop, what else to do and where to go in New York City after our tour, as well as where to go from New York and what to see around it.