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Visite à pied de Central Park et de l'Upper East Side

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Explorez les "cour avant et arrière" de Manhattan - Central Park et l'Upper East Side - lors de cette visite guidée à pied de 2 à 3 heures. Promenez-vous tranquillement le matin avec un New-Yorkais natif et découvrez et découvrez les nombreux ponts, fontaines et statues de Central Park, le parc urbain le plus visité des États-Unis. Découvrez ensuite les immeubles luxueux et les avenues du quartier Upper East Side de Manhattan.
Ville: La ville de New York
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Ce qui est inclu
Informative, friendly, professional guide
Informative, friendly, professional guide
Informative, friendly, professional guide
Eau en bouteille
Information additionnelle
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  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs souffrant de lésions médullaires
  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs souffrant de problèmes cardiovasculaires santé
  • Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
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  • Pendant cette période de Covid-19, un programme de téléconférence peut être utilisé pour s'assurer que nous gardons nos distances. Veuillez apporter des écouteurs à utiliser avec votre téléphone portable !
  • Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs dans les espaces publics
  • Distanciation sociale imposée tout au long de l'expérience
  • Pendant cette période de Covid-19 un programme de téléconférence peut être utilisé pour s'assurer que nous gardons nos distances. Veuillez apporter une oreillette à utiliser avec votre téléphone portable !
À quoi s'attendre
1
Pulitzer Fountain
We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door
2
Central Park
The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!
3
Wollman Rink
We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!
4
Bethesda Terrace
The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!
5
Upper East Side
Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.
6
New York Society Library
Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!
7
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.
8
Belvedere Castle
After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.
9
Pulitzer Fountain
We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door
10
Central Park
The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!
11
Wollman Rink
We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!
12
Bethesda Terrace
The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!
13
Upper East Side
Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.
14
New York Society Library
Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!
15
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.
16
Belvedere Castle
After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.
17
Pulitzer Fountain
We will admire this statue, and discuss its history and meaning - and remark on what building had been near it - and the Plaza Hotel next door
18
Central Park
The grandest stage in New York City, Central Park functions as everyone's front and back lawn, playground, meditation spot - you name it - almost everything has happened here. But it is a product of meticulous design, and now we can enjoy its preservation thanks to the people of the city - its immediate neighbors as well as its occasional visitors. Celebrate the Park!
19
Wollman Rink
We may watch skaters - or children on carnival rides - depending on the season; but we will also discuss it's colorful and varied history!
20
Bethesda Terrace
The only sculpture in the original design of the Park - and a glorious meeting place for many!
21
Upper East Side
Legendary as the pinnacle of living for the "upper crust," the Upper East Side is much more varied and storied than that might imply. But, we shall see the Cook Block, and a town house or two of some of estimable wealth, but we will also hear about the history of this neighborhood - for that is what it is: a neighborhood of people and institutions of many from all over the world.
22
New York Society Library
Established in 1754 on Nassau Street, and now in its third location, the Society Library has had some of the most distinguished borrowers this country has ever known - and you'll learn what it meant to have an overdue book finally returned!
23
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The largest collection of art in the Western Hemisphere, and second in size only to the Louvre, the Met is a lifetime's worth of attractions - and the jewel of this neighborhood.
24
Belvedere Castle
After a refreshing walk in the woods (really!), we shall discover the magnificent "folly" of Calvert Vaux - a newly restored "castle" overlooking Turtle Pond - and a magnificent view of the Great Lawn.
25
Fontaine Pulitzer
Nous admirerons cette statue et discuterons de son histoire et de sa signification - et remarquerons quel bâtiment se trouvait à proximité - et l'hôtel Plaza à côté
26
Parc central
La plus grande scène de New York, Central Park fonctionne comme la pelouse avant et arrière de tout le monde, une aire de jeux, un lieu de méditation - vous l'appelez - presque tout s'est passé ici. Mais c'est un produit de conception méticuleuse, et maintenant nous pouvons profiter de sa préservation grâce aux habitants de la ville - ses voisins immédiats ainsi que ses visiteurs occasionnels. Célébrez le parc !
27
Patinoire Wollman
Nous pouvons observer des patineurs - ou des enfants sur des manèges de carnaval - selon la saison ; mais nous discuterons également de son histoire colorée et variée !
28
Terrasse Bethesda
La seule sculpture dans la conception originale du parc - et un lieu de rencontre glorieux pour beaucoup !
29
Upper East Side
Légendaire comme le summum de la vie pour la "croûte supérieure", l'Upper East Side est beaucoup plus varié et riche en histoires que cela ne le laisse supposer. Mais, nous verrons le Cook Block, et une ou deux maisons de ville d'une richesse estimable, mais nous entendrons aussi parler de l'histoire de ce quartier - car c'est ce qu'il est : un quartier de personnes et d'institutions de beaucoup de tous dans le monde.
30
Bibliothèque de la société de New York
Établie en 1754 sur la rue Nassau, et maintenant dans son troisième emplacement, la bibliothèque de la société a eu certains des emprunteurs les plus distingués que ce pays ait jamais connus - et vous apprendrez ce que cela signifiait de retrouver enfin un livre en retard !
31
Le musée Métropolitain d'art
La plus grande collection d'art de l'hémisphère occidental, et la deuxième en taille après le Louvre, le Met est la valeur d'une vie d'attractions - et le joyau de ce quartier.
32
Château du Belvédère
Après une promenade rafraîchissante dans les bois (vraiment !), nous découvrirons la magnifique "folie" de Calvert Vaux - un "château" récemment restauré surplombant Turtle Pond - et une vue magnifique sur la Grande Pelouse.
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Commentaires (4)
Sam_R
Aug 2021
Our guide Bill was brilliant. Extremely knowledgeable, friendly and took the time to explain the history of the park and how it has changed over the years. He took us on some paths that would elude most walking in the park and enhanced the experience with personal stories. Also enjoyed his commentary on the mansions/townhomes on the upper east side, some gone and some still with us. Would highly recommend.
Réponse de l'hôte
Sep 2021
Thank you, Sam! I appreciate your interest in my tour - thanks again!
louise r
Jul 2018

Great , Very Hot day but managed to keep in shade for most of time in central park . More time spent in park rather than upper east side ,but preferred that. Very informative guide , saw things and had them explained wed have not had we have just walked through park without guide. Far too many people on bicycles tours - they certainly missed out as they didn't go to places we did. Being English and not knowing too much American History the Upper East side walking tour was not as interesting that was us not the guide

Réponse de l'hôte
Sep 2021
Thank you for your honest review - I will add a little more detail the next time I tour visitors from out of town!
Pat_F
May 2017

Bill is a great guide. Informative and congenial. Good pace to the tour. Took this tour 5/6/17. Will take more tours from him when I return to New York.

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