Les meilleurs événements de la ville La ville de New York. Visite guidée du meilleur de Manhattan à New York avec un guide expert local commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Cette visite a été faite pour montrer le haut des points forts de la ville de New York

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The High Line

The High Line is the elevated park in Mid and Lower Manhattan, in the Meatpacking and Chelsea districts, at a height of 10 meters from the ground, laid out on the site of the elevated rail board. The walking through High Line is not the only entertainment, near the park you can visit Chelsea Piers. It's impossible to get bored at this relaxation centre where the different athletic options are offered such as batting cages, rock-climbing walls and bowling. After a busy day at High Line, the food is essential. Fortunately, the variety of food markets and cafes can not impress, however, the New Yorker's go-to favourite is the Chelsea Market of a hot spot for foodies with loved Jacques Torres, People's Pops as well as Ronnybrook Dairy. Even the pickiest person will find their favourite food spots at Chealsea food market.

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One World Trade Center

The One World Trade Center or Freedom Tower is the seventh tallest skyscraper in the world. It is also the highest building in the Western Hemisphere. Located in the city's main financial district in Downtown Manhattan which offers breathtaking views at the One World Observatory. Also, the unique and honourable home of 9/11 Memorial Museum.

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The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Everyone remembers the traumatic tragedy that 9/11 Memorial Museum hides. At this tour guide will uncover the story of this hapless day with other 10,00 artefacts on display and over 2,000 first-hand accounts, photographs and family testimonies.

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Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine

The Cathedral's tour can offer some great highlights of its architecture, history, artwork-including the Great Bronze Doors to the seven Chapels of the Tongues. Explore the adventurous vertical, «behind-the-scenes» tour and climb 124 feet through spiral staircases to the top of the world's largest cathedral. Learn more about the history of stained glass windows and sculpture as well as the grand architecture of the Cathedral. (Temporarily, the church can be seen from outside only)

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Battery Park

Take a walk in the Battery Park located at the southern tip of Manhattan Island in New York City facing New York Harbor. Explore the park's attractions such as an early 19th century fort named Castle Clinton; multiple monuments; and the SeaGlass Carousel. The surrounding area, known as South Ferry, contains multiple ferry terminals, including the Staten Island Ferry's Whitehall Terminal; a boat launch to the Statue of Liberty National Monument (which includes Ellis Island and Liberty Island). The park and surrounding area is named for the artillery batteries that were built in the late 17th century to protect the settlement behind them. During the mid-19th century, the modern-day Battery Park was constructed and Castle Clinton was converted into an immigration and customs center. The Battery was commonly known as the landing point for immigrants to New York City until 1890

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Statue of Liberty

The cruise to the Statue of Liberty, the main highlight of NYC will offer something to remember and this modern landmark will make your experience unforgettable.

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The High Line

The High Line is the elevated park in Mid and Lower Manhattan, in the Meatpacking and Chelsea districts, at a height of 10 meters from the ground, laid out on the site of the elevated rail board. The walking through High Line is not the only entertainment, near the park you can visit Chelsea Piers. It's impossible to get bored at this relaxation centre where the different athletic options are offered such as batting cages, rock-climbing walls and bowling. After a busy day at High Line, the food is essential. Fortunately, the variety of food markets and cafes can not impress, however, the New Yorker's go-to favourite is the Chelsea Market of a hot spot for foodies with loved Jacques Torres, People's Pops as well as Ronnybrook Dairy. Even the pickiest person will find their favourite food spots at Chealsea food market.

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One World Trade Center

The One World Trade Center or Freedom Tower is the seventh tallest skyscraper in the world. It is also the highest building in the Western Hemisphere. Located in the city's main financial district in Downtown Manhattan which offers breathtaking views at the One World Observatory. Also, the unique and honourable home of 9/11 Memorial Museum.

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The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Everyone remembers the traumatic tragedy that 9/11 Memorial Museum hides. At this tour guide will uncover the story of this hapless day with other 10,00 artefacts on display and over 2,000 first-hand accounts, photographs and family testimonies.

10

Cathedral Church of Saint John the Divine

The Cathedral's tour can offer some great highlights of its architecture, history, artwork-including the Great Bronze Doors to the seven Chapels of the Tongues. Explore the adventurous vertical, «behind-the-scenes» tour and climb 124 feet through spiral staircases to the top of the world's largest cathedral. Learn more about the history of stained glass windows and sculpture as well as the grand architecture of the Cathedral. (Temporarily, the church can be seen from outside only)

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Battery Park

Take a walk in the Battery Park located at the southern tip of Manhattan Island in New York City facing New York Harbor. Explore the park's attractions such as an early 19th century fort named Castle Clinton; multiple monuments; and the SeaGlass Carousel. The surrounding area, known as South Ferry, contains multiple ferry terminals, including the Staten Island Ferry's Whitehall Terminal; a boat launch to the Statue of Liberty National Monument (which includes Ellis Island and Liberty Island). The park and surrounding area is named for the artillery batteries that were built in the late 17th century to protect the settlement behind them. During the mid-19th century, the modern-day Battery Park was constructed and Castle Clinton was converted into an immigration and customs center. The Battery was commonly known as the landing point for immigrants to New York City until 1890

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Statue of Liberty

The cruise to the Statue of Liberty, the main highlight of NYC will offer something to remember and this modern landmark will make your experience unforgettable.

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La ligne haute

La High Line est le parc surélevé de Mid et Lower Manhattan, dans les quartiers de Meatpacking et de Chelsea, à une hauteur de 10 mètres du sol, aménagé sur le site du rail board surélevé. La marche à travers High Line n'est pas le seul divertissement, près du parc, vous pouvez visiter Chelsea Piers. Impossible de s'ennuyer dans ce centre de détente où les différentes options sportives sont proposées comme les cages de frappeurs, les murs d'escalade et le bowling. Après une journée bien remplie à High Line, la nourriture est essentielle. Heureusement, la variété des marchés alimentaires et des cafés ne peut pas impressionner, cependant, le favori des New-Yorkais est le Chelsea Market, un point chaud pour les gourmets avec Jacques Torres, People's Pops ainsi que Ronnybrook Dairy. Même les plus exigeants trouveront leurs restaurants préférés au marché alimentaire de Chealsea.

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Un centre de commerce mondial

Le One World Trade Center ou Freedom Tower est le septième plus haut gratte-ciel du monde. C'est aussi le plus haut bâtiment de l'hémisphère occidental. Situé dans le principal quartier financier de la ville, au centre-ville de Manhattan, qui offre une vue imprenable sur le One World Observatory. En outre, la maison unique et honorable du 9/11 Memorial Museum.

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Le mémorial et musée national du 11 septembre

Tout le monde se souvient de la tragédie traumatisante que cache le 9/11 Memorial Museum. Lors de cette visite guidée, vous découvrirez l'histoire de cette journée malheureuse avec 10 000 autres artefacts exposés et plus de 2 000 récits de première main, photographies et témoignages de famille.

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Église cathédrale Saint-Jean-le-Divin

La visite de la cathédrale peut offrir quelques points forts de son architecture, de son histoire, de ses œuvres d'art, y compris les grandes portes de bronze des sept chapelles des langues. Explorez la visite verticale aventureuse «dans les coulisses» et montez 124 pieds à travers des escaliers en colimaçon jusqu'au sommet de la plus grande cathédrale du monde. Apprenez-en plus sur l'histoire des vitraux et de la sculpture ainsi que sur la grande architecture de la cathédrale. (Temporairement, l'église ne peut être vue que de l'extérieur)

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Parc de la batterie

Promenez-vous dans le Battery Park situé à la pointe sud de l'île de Manhattan à New York face au port de New York. Explorez les attractions du parc telles qu'un fort du début du XIXe siècle nommé Castle Clinton; plusieurs monuments ; et le carrousel SeaGlass. La zone environnante, connue sous le nom de South Ferry, contient plusieurs terminaux de ferry, y compris le terminal Whitehall du Staten Island Ferry ; une rampe de mise à l'eau vers le monument national de la Statue de la Liberté (qui comprend Ellis Island et Liberty Island). Le parc et ses environs portent le nom des batteries d'artillerie qui ont été construites à la fin du XVIIe siècle pour protéger la colonie située derrière elles. Au milieu du XIXe siècle, le Battery Park moderne a été construit et Castle Clinton a été converti en centre d'immigration et de douane. La batterie était communément connue comme le point d'atterrissage des immigrants à New York jusqu'en 1890.

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Statue de la Liberté

La croisière vers la Statue de la Liberté, le point culminant de New York, offrira quelque chose à retenir et ce monument moderne rendra votre expérience inoubliable.

Visite guidée du meilleur de Manhattan à New York avec un guide expert local

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