Les meilleurs événements de la ville La ville de New York. Parcourez les meilleurs sites de New York en une journée commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. From Central Park to Brooklyn Bridge to Ground Zero, we'll see it all! This is not a tour for beginner cyclists

1

Central Park

We'll see the the Mall, Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, Strawberry Fields, Sheep's Meadow, and many places familiar from TV and films.

2

Times Square

Enjoy the lights of Broadway and history of this historic crossroads of the world.

3

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Enjoy the soaring arches of this world famous Cathedral, dedicated in 1910.

4

Rockefeller Center

Marvel at the art deco and modernist towers, enjoy views of the statutes while taking in tales of history of David Rockefeller Jr.'s vision for a modern New York City.

5

New York Public Library

The flagship building in the New York Public Library system, built in 1911 is a beaux arts marvel and the site of Carrie and Big's first (and aborted) wedding on Sex and The City.

6

Grand Central Terminal

This Gilded Age station is famous world over for its grandeur and 67 tracks that make it the largest station in the world. This legacy of New York's legendary Vanderbilt family was gorgeously restored in 1990s.

7

John V. Lindsay East River Park

Charming East River Park was the birthplace of Shakespeare in the Park, long since moved to Central Park. We'll enjoy East River views of Queens and Brooklyn as we make our way to the bridge crossing.

8

Brooklyn Bridge

Glide over the promenade of this 137 year old icon of NYC. Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Wall Street skyline and New York harbor. We'll pause to take lots of pics!

9

Dumbo

This post-industrial area was once a hotbed of factories and warehouses. Now it's trendy shows, chic restaurants, and gorgeous park land. We'll break for a 30 minute lunch here (lunch cost not included).

10

City Hall Park

On July 9, 1776, New York's City Hall Park was the sight that General George Washington read the Colonies' Declaration of Indepence. Breath in the history of City Hall, Tweed Courthouse, the Municipal Building and the Cathedral of Commerce known as the famous Woolworth Building.

11

Wall Street

See Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and snap your selfie with Arturo Di Modica's iconic "Charging Bull" statute.

12

Battery Park

NYC's oldest park sits on the southern most tip of Manhattan island and provides your best view of the Statute of Liberty and houses Castle Clinton National Monument, built in 1808.

13

One World Trade Center

We'll see the resculpted "Ground Zero," site, now home to a 400 tree oak orchard, two memorial pools, the 9/11 Memorial Museum, WTC 1 tower, and master architect Santiago Calatrava's Oculus transportation and retail hub.

14

Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park stretches 4.5 miles (7.2 km) and comprises 550 acres (220 ha), making it the second-largest park in Manhattan. Enjoy Hudson River views of New Jersey and endless lawns, gardens and recreation spaces as we make our way north.

15

The Vessel

We'll see the Vessel at the newly built Hudson Yards. This collection of soaring new glass towers have added more than 10 million square feet of office, housing and retail to New York City in just the last 2 years.

16

Central Park

We'll see the the Mall, Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, Strawberry Fields, Sheep's Meadow, and many places familiar from TV and films.

17

Times Square

Enjoy the lights of Broadway and history of this historic crossroads of the world.

18

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Enjoy the soaring arches of this world famous Cathedral, dedicated in 1910.

19

Rockefeller Center

Marvel at the art deco and modernist towers, enjoy views of the statutes while taking in tales of history of David Rockefeller Jr.'s vision for a modern New York City.

20

New York Public Library

The flagship building in the New York Public Library system, built in 1911 is a beaux arts marvel and the site of Carrie and Big's first (and aborted) wedding on Sex and The City.

21

Grand Central Terminal

This Gilded Age station is famous world over for its grandeur and 67 tracks that make it the largest station in the world. This legacy of New York's legendary Vanderbilt family was gorgeously restored in 1990s.

22

John V. Lindsay East River Park

Charming East River Park was the birthplace of Shakespeare in the Park, long since moved to Central Park. We'll enjoy East River views of Queens and Brooklyn as we make our way to the bridge crossing.

23

Brooklyn Bridge

Glide over the promenade of this 137 year old icon of NYC. Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Wall Street skyline and New York harbor. We'll pause to take lots of pics!

24

Dumbo

This post-industrial area was once a hotbed of factories and warehouses. Now it's trendy shows, chic restaurants, and gorgeous park land. We'll break for a 30 minute lunch here (lunch cost not included).

25

City Hall Park

On July 9, 1776, New York's City Hall Park was the sight that General George Washington read the Colonies' Declaration of Indepence. Breath in the history of City Hall, Tweed Courthouse, the Municipal Building and the Cathedral of Commerce known as the famous Woolworth Building.

26

Wall Street

See Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and snap your selfie with Arturo Di Modica's iconic "Charging Bull" statute.

27

Battery Park

NYC's oldest park sits on the southern most tip of Manhattan island and provides your best view of the Statute of Liberty and houses Castle Clinton National Monument, built in 1808.

28

One World Trade Center

We'll see the resculpted "Ground Zero," site, now home to a 400 tree oak orchard, two memorial pools, the 9/11 Memorial Museum, WTC 1 tower, and master architect Santiago Calatrava's Oculus transportation and retail hub.

29

Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park stretches 4.5 miles (7.2 km) and comprises 550 acres (220 ha), making it the second-largest park in Manhattan. Enjoy Hudson River views of New Jersey and endless lawns, gardens and recreation spaces as we make our way north.

30

The Vessel

We'll see the Vessel at the newly built Hudson Yards. This collection of soaring new glass towers have added more than 10 million square feet of office, housing and retail to New York City in just the last 2 years.

31

Central Park

We'll see the the Mall, Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, Strawberry Fields, Sheep's Meadow, and many places familiar from TV and films.

32

Times Square

Enjoy the lights of Broadway and history of this historic crossroads of the world.

33

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Enjoy the soaring arches of this world famous Cathedral, dedicated in 1910.

34

Rockefeller Center

Marvel at the art deco and modernist towers, enjoy views of the statutes while taking in tales of history of David Rockefeller Jr.'s vision for a modern New York City.

35

New York Public Library

The flagship building in the New York Public Library system, built in 1911 is a beaux arts marvel and the site of Carrie and Big's first (and aborted) wedding on Sex and The City.

36

Grand Central Terminal

This Gilded Age station is famous world over for its grandeur and 67 tracks that make it the largest station in the world. This legacy of New York's legendary Vanderbilt family was gorgeously restored in 1990s.

37

John V. Lindsay East River Park

Charming East River Park was the birthplace of Shakespeare in the Park, long since moved to Central Park. We'll enjoy East River views of Queens and Brooklyn as we make our way to the bridge crossing.

38

Brooklyn Bridge

Glide over the promenade of this 137 year old icon of NYC. Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Wall Street skyline and New York harbor. We'll pause to take lots of pics!

39

Dumbo

This post-industrial area was once a hotbed of factories and warehouses. Now it's trendy shows, chic restaurants, and gorgeous park land. We'll break for a 30 minute lunch here (lunch cost not included).

40

City Hall Park

On July 9, 1776, New York's City Hall Park was the sight that General George Washington read the Colonies' Declaration of Indepence. Breath in the history of City Hall, Tweed Courthouse, the Municipal Building and the Cathedral of Commerce known as the famous Woolworth Building.

41

Wall Street

See Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and snap your selfie with Arturo Di Modica's iconic "Charging Bull" statute.

42

Battery Park

NYC's oldest park sits on the southern most tip of Manhattan island and provides your best view of the Statute of Liberty and houses Castle Clinton National Monument, built in 1808.

43

One World Trade Center

We'll see the resculpted "Ground Zero," site, now home to a 400 tree oak orchard, two memorial pools, the 9/11 Memorial Museum, WTC 1 tower, and master architect Santiago Calatrava's Oculus transportation and retail hub.

44

Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park stretches 4.5 miles (7.2 km) and comprises 550 acres (220 ha), making it the second-largest park in Manhattan. Enjoy Hudson River views of New Jersey and endless lawns, gardens and recreation spaces as we make our way north.

45

The Vessel

We'll see the Vessel at the newly built Hudson Yards. This collection of soaring new glass towers have added more than 10 million square feet of office, housing and retail to New York City in just the last 2 years.

46

Central Park

We'll see the the Mall, Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, Strawberry Fields, Sheep's Meadow, and many places familiar from TV and films.

47

Times Square

Enjoy the lights of Broadway and history of this historic crossroads of the world.

48

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Enjoy the soaring arches of this world famous Cathedral, dedicated in 1910.

49

Rockefeller Center

Marvel at the art deco and modernist towers, enjoy views of the statutes while taking in tales of history of David Rockefeller Jr.'s vision for a modern New York City.

50

New York Public Library

The flagship building in the New York Public Library system, built in 1911 is a beaux arts marvel and the site of Carrie and Big's first (and aborted) wedding on Sex and The City.

51

Grand Central Terminal

This Gilded Age station is famous world over for its grandeur and 67 tracks that make it the largest station in the world. This legacy of New York's legendary Vanderbilt family was gorgeously restored in 1990s.

52

John V. Lindsay East River Park

Charming East River Park was the birthplace of Shakespeare in the Park, long since moved to Central Park. We'll enjoy East River views of Queens and Brooklyn as we make our way to the bridge crossing.

53

Brooklyn Bridge

Glide over the promenade of this 137 year old icon of NYC. Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Wall Street skyline and New York harbor. We'll pause to take lots of pics!

54

Dumbo

This post-industrial area was once a hotbed of factories and warehouses. Now it's trendy shows, chic restaurants, and gorgeous park land. We'll break for a 30 minute lunch here (lunch cost not included).

55

City Hall Park

On July 9, 1776, New York's City Hall Park was the sight that General George Washington read the Colonies' Declaration of Indepence. Breath in the history of City Hall, Tweed Courthouse, the Municipal Building and the Cathedral of Commerce known as the famous Woolworth Building.

56

Wall Street

See Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and snap your selfie with Arturo Di Modica's iconic "Charging Bull" statute.

57

Battery Park

NYC's oldest park sits on the southern most tip of Manhattan island and provides your best view of the Statute of Liberty and houses Castle Clinton National Monument, built in 1808.

58

One World Trade Center

We'll see the resculpted "Ground Zero," site, now home to a 400 tree oak orchard, two memorial pools, the 9/11 Memorial Museum, WTC 1 tower, and master architect Santiago Calatrava's Oculus transportation and retail hub.

59

Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park stretches 4.5 miles (7.2 km) and comprises 550 acres (220 ha), making it the second-largest park in Manhattan. Enjoy Hudson River views of New Jersey and endless lawns, gardens and recreation spaces as we make our way north.

60

The Vessel

We'll see the Vessel at the newly built Hudson Yards. This collection of soaring new glass towers have added more than 10 million square feet of office, housing and retail to New York City in just the last 2 years.

61

Parc central

Nous verrons le centre commercial, la terrasse et la fontaine Bethesda, Strawberry Fields, Sheep's Meadow et de nombreux endroits familiers de la télévision et des films.

62

Times Square

Profitez des lumières de Broadway et de l'histoire de ce carrefour historique du monde.

63

Cathédrale Saint-Patrick

Admirez les arches élancées de cette cathédrale de renommée mondiale, inaugurée en 1910.

64

centre Rockefeller

Émerveillez-vous devant les tours art déco et modernistes, admirez la vue sur les statuts tout en racontant l'histoire de la vision de David Rockefeller Jr. pour une ville de New York moderne.

65

Bibliothèque publique de New York

Le bâtiment phare du système de la bibliothèque publique de New York, construit en 1911, est une merveille des beaux-arts et le site du premier mariage (et avorté) de Carrie et Big sur Sex and The City.

66

Terminal Grand Central

Cette station Gilded Age est célèbre dans le monde entier pour sa grandeur et ses 67 voies qui en font la plus grande station du monde. Cet héritage de la légendaire famille Vanderbilt de New York a été magnifiquement restauré dans les années 1990.

67

Parc John V.Lindsay East River

Le charmant East River Park a été le lieu de naissance de Shakespeare in the Park, depuis longtemps transféré à Central Park. Nous profiterons des vues de l'East River sur le Queens et Brooklyn en nous dirigeant vers le pont.

68

le pont de Brooklyn

Glissez sur la promenade de cette icône de New York âgée de 137 ans. Profitez de vues à couper le souffle sur les toits de Wall Street et le port de New York. Nous ferons une pause pour prendre plein de photos !

69

Dumbo

Cette zone post-industrielle était autrefois un foyer d'usines et d'entrepôts. Maintenant, ce sont des spectacles branchés, des restaurants chics et de magnifiques parcs. Nous ferons une pause pour un déjeuner de 30 minutes ici (coût du déjeuner non inclus).

70

Parc de l'hôtel de ville

Le 9 juillet 1776, le parc de l'hôtel de ville de New York a vu le général George Washington lire la déclaration d'indépendance des colonies. Respirez l'histoire de l'hôtel de ville, du palais de justice de Tweed, du bâtiment municipal et de la cathédrale du commerce connue sous le nom de célèbre bâtiment Woolworth.

71

Wall Street

Visitez Wall Street, la Bourse de New York et prenez votre selfie avec la statue emblématique "Charging Bull" d'Arturo Di Modica.

72

Parc de la batterie

Le plus ancien parc de New York se trouve sur la pointe la plus au sud de l'île de Manhattan et offre votre meilleure vue sur le Statut de la Liberté et abrite le Castle Clinton National Monument, construit en 1808.

73

Un centre de commerce mondial

Nous verrons le site "Ground Zero" resculpté, qui abrite désormais un verger de chênes de 400 arbres, deux piscines commémoratives, le musée commémoratif du 11 septembre, la tour WTC 1 et le centre de transport et de vente au détail Oculus du maître architecte Santiago Calatrava.

74

Parc de la rivière Hudson

Hudson River Park s'étend sur 4,5 miles (7,2 km) et comprend 550 acres (220 ha), ce qui en fait le deuxième plus grand parc de Manhattan. Profitez de la vue sur la rivière Hudson du New Jersey et des pelouses, jardins et espaces de loisirs sans fin alors que nous nous dirigeons vers le nord.

75

Le navire

Nous verrons le navire aux chantiers Hudson nouvellement construits. Cette collection de nouvelles tours de verre en plein essor a ajouté plus de 10 millions de pieds carrés de bureaux, de logements et de commerces à New York au cours des deux dernières années seulement.

76

Central Park

We'll see the the Mall, Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, Strawberry Fields, Sheep's Meadow, and many places familiar from TV and films.

77

Times Square

Enjoy the lights of Broadway and history of this historic crossroads of the world.

78

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Enjoy the soaring arches of this world famous Cathedral, dedicated in 1910.

79

Rockefeller Center

Marvel at the art deco and modernist towers, enjoy views of the statutes while taking in tales of history of David Rockefeller Jr.'s vision for a modern New York City.

80

New York Public Library

The flagship building in the New York Public Library system, built in 1911 is a beaux arts marvel and the site of Carrie and Big's first (and aborted) wedding on Sex and The City.

81

Grand Central Terminal

This Gilded Age station is famous world over for its grandeur and 67 tracks that make it the largest station in the world. This legacy of New York's legendary Vanderbilt family was gorgeously restored in 1990s.

82

John V. Lindsay East River Park

Charming East River Park was the birthplace of Shakespeare in the Park, long since moved to Central Park. We'll enjoy East River views of Queens and Brooklyn as we make our way to the bridge crossing.

83

Brooklyn Bridge

Glide over the promenade of this 137 year old icon of NYC. Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Wall Street skyline and New York harbor. We'll pause to take lots of pics!

84

Dumbo

This post-industrial area was once a hotbed of factories and warehouses. Now it's trendy shows, chic restaurants, and gorgeous park land. We'll break for a 30 minute lunch here (lunch cost not included).

85

City Hall Park

On July 9, 1776, New York's City Hall Park was the sight that General George Washington read the Colonies' Declaration of Indepence. Breath in the history of City Hall, Tweed Courthouse, the Municipal Building and the Cathedral of Commerce known as the famous Woolworth Building.

86

Wall Street

See Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and snap your selfie with Arturo Di Modica's iconic "Charging Bull" statute.

87

Battery Park

NYC's oldest park sits on the southern most tip of Manhattan island and provides your best view of the Statute of Liberty and houses Castle Clinton National Monument, built in 1808.

88

One World Trade Center

We'll see the resculpted "Ground Zero," site, now home to a 400 tree oak orchard, two memorial pools, the 9/11 Memorial Museum, WTC 1 tower, and master architect Santiago Calatrava's Oculus transportation and retail hub.

89

Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park stretches 4.5 miles (7.2 km) and comprises 550 acres (220 ha), making it the second-largest park in Manhattan. Enjoy Hudson River views of New Jersey and endless lawns, gardens and recreation spaces as we make our way north.

90

The Vessel

We'll see the Vessel at the newly built Hudson Yards. This collection of soaring new glass towers have added more than 10 million square feet of office, housing and retail to New York City in just the last 2 years.

91

Central Park

We'll see the the Mall, Bethesda Terrace and Fountain, Strawberry Fields, Sheep's Meadow, and many places familiar from TV and films.

92

Times Square

Enjoy the lights of Broadway and history of this historic crossroads of the world.

93

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Enjoy the soaring arches of this world famous Cathedral, dedicated in 1910.

94

Rockefeller Center

Marvel at the art deco and modernist towers, enjoy views of the statutes while taking in tales of history of David Rockefeller Jr.'s vision for a modern New York City.

95

New York Public Library

The flagship building in the New York Public Library system, built in 1911 is a beaux arts marvel and the site of Carrie and Big's first (and aborted) wedding on Sex and The City.

96

Grand Central Terminal

This Gilded Age station is famous world over for its grandeur and 67 tracks that make it the largest station in the world. This legacy of New York's legendary Vanderbilt family was gorgeously restored in 1990s.

97

John V. Lindsay East River Park

Charming East River Park was the birthplace of Shakespeare in the Park, long since moved to Central Park. We'll enjoy East River views of Queens and Brooklyn as we make our way to the bridge crossing.

98

Brooklyn Bridge

Glide over the promenade of this 137 year old icon of NYC. Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the Wall Street skyline and New York harbor. We'll pause to take lots of pics!

99

Dumbo

This post-industrial area was once a hotbed of factories and warehouses. Now it's trendy shows, chic restaurants, and gorgeous park land. We'll break for a 30 minute lunch here (lunch cost not included).

100

City Hall Park

On July 9, 1776, New York's City Hall Park was the sight that General George Washington read the Colonies' Declaration of Indepence. Breath in the history of City Hall, Tweed Courthouse, the Municipal Building and the Cathedral of Commerce known as the famous Woolworth Building.

101

Wall Street

See Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange and snap your selfie with Arturo Di Modica's iconic "Charging Bull" statute.

102

Battery Park

NYC's oldest park sits on the southern most tip of Manhattan island and provides your best view of the Statute of Liberty and houses Castle Clinton National Monument, built in 1808.

103

One World Trade Center

We'll see the resculpted "Ground Zero," site, now home to a 400 tree oak orchard, two memorial pools, the 9/11 Memorial Museum, WTC 1 tower, and master architect Santiago Calatrava's Oculus transportation and retail hub.

104

Hudson River Park

Hudson River Park stretches 4.5 miles (7.2 km) and comprises 550 acres (220 ha), making it the second-largest park in Manhattan. Enjoy Hudson River views of New Jersey and endless lawns, gardens and recreation spaces as we make our way north.

105

The Vessel

We'll see the Vessel at the newly built Hudson Yards. This collection of soaring new glass towers have added more than 10 million square feet of office, housing and retail to New York City in just the last 2 years.

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