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Visite gastronomique, architecturale et historique de Flatiron

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Profitez d'un buffet Flatiron pour le déjeuner lors de la visite gastronomique, architecturale et historique de Flatiron! Nous repérons à cinq endroits fabuleux pour la nourriture ! Profitez de la nourriture, du plaisir avec une histoire et une architecture intéressantes. C'est un excellent moyen d'explorer et de profiter de certains des arrêts gastronomiques les meilleurs et les plus uniques de New York ! Découvrez deux des quartiers les plus emblématiques et pittoresques de New York : Flatiron et Union Square. Cette visite est parfaite pour les gourmets, les historiens, les amateurs d'architecture, les adultes et les enfants. Au cours de cette visite, vous profiterez de dégustations gastronomiques (suffisamment de nourriture pour le déjeuner) et marcherez 1,6 km.
Ville: La ville de New York
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Ce qui est inclu
Professional guide
Water available at most stops
Lunch
Professional guide
Water available at most stops
Lunch
Professional guide
Information additionnelle
  • Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
  • Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
  • Une option végétarienne est disponible, veuillez indiquer au moment de la réservation si nécessaire
  • Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques ; veuillez vous habiller de manière appropriée
  • Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs dans les espaces publics
  • Masques faciaux requis pour les guides dans les espaces publics
  • Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
  • Distanciation sociale appliquée tout au long de l'expérience
À quoi s'attendre
1
Eataly
Enjoy delicious Roman style pizza at epic artisanal Italian food emporium, Eataly. Then follow your tour guide to learn about the secrets of the building and experience a guided tour of Italy. Please note: on Sunday's we get the breakfast focaccia at Eataly because we go to Obica Mozzarella Bar for pizza instead of Beecher's (they are closed on Sundays now).
2
Flatiron Building
Learn about the building's unique architecture. Be sure to have the tour guide take your photo in front of it! We do not tour the inside of the building.
3
Madison Square Park
Did you know that in 1876, the Statue of Liberty’s right arm and torch was put on display here for 6 years in an effort to raise funding to complete the statue’s construction? This park has played a pivotal role in much of NYC's history!
4
Union Square
Your tour guide will explain the historical significance of this important park. You will also get to experience the popular Greenmarket (except Thursdays & Sundays), street vendors, protestors, break dancers, Krishna followers chanting and city dwellers enjoying lunch or a stroll through the park. Union Square is certainly a microcosm of NYC.
5
Eataly
Enjoy delicious Roman style pizza at epic artisanal Italian food emporium, Eataly. Then follow your tour guide to learn about the secrets of the building and experience a guided tour of Italy. Please note: on Sunday's we get the breakfast focaccia at Eataly because we go to Obica Mozzarella Bar for pizza instead of Beecher's (they are closed on Sundays now).
6
Flatiron Building
Learn about the building's unique architecture. Be sure to have the tour guide take your photo in front of it! We do not tour the inside of the building.
7
Madison Square Park
Did you know that in 1876, the Statue of Liberty’s right arm and torch was put on display here for 6 years in an effort to raise funding to complete the statue’s construction? This park has played a pivotal role in much of NYC's history!
8
Union Square
Your tour guide will explain the historical significance of this important park. You will also get to experience the popular Greenmarket (except Thursdays & Sundays), street vendors, protestors, break dancers, Krishna followers chanting and city dwellers enjoying lunch or a stroll through the park. Union Square is certainly a microcosm of NYC.
9
Eataly
Enjoy delicious Roman style pizza at epic artisanal Italian food emporium, Eataly. Then follow your tour guide to learn about the secrets of the building and experience a guided tour of Italy. Please note: on Sunday's we get the breakfast focaccia at Eataly because we go to Obica Mozzarella Bar for pizza instead of Beecher's (they are closed on Sundays now).
10
Flatiron Building
Learn about the building's unique architecture. Be sure to have the tour guide take your photo in front of it! We do not tour the inside of the building.
11
Madison Square Park
Did you know that in 1876, the Statue of Liberty’s right arm and torch was put on display here for 6 years in an effort to raise funding to complete the statue’s construction? This park has played a pivotal role in much of NYC's history!
12
Union Square
Your tour guide will explain the historical significance of this important park. You will also get to experience the popular Greenmarket (except Thursdays & Sundays), street vendors, protestors, break dancers, Krishna followers chanting and city dwellers enjoying lunch or a stroll through the park. Union Square is certainly a microcosm of NYC.
13
Eataly
Enjoy delicious Roman style pizza at epic artisanal Italian food emporium, Eataly. Then follow your tour guide to learn about the secrets of the building and experience a guided tour of Italy. Please note: on Sunday's we get the breakfast focaccia at Eataly because we go to Obica Mozzarella Bar for pizza instead of Beecher's (they are closed on Sundays now).
14
Flatiron Building
Learn about the building's unique architecture. Be sure to have the tour guide take your photo in front of it! We do not tour the inside of the building.
15
Madison Square Park
Did you know that in 1876, the Statue of Liberty’s right arm and torch was put on display here for 6 years in an effort to raise funding to complete the statue’s construction? This park has played a pivotal role in much of NYC's history!
16
Union Square
Your tour guide will explain the historical significance of this important park. You will also get to experience the popular Greenmarket (except Thursdays & Sundays), street vendors, protestors, break dancers, Krishna followers chanting and city dwellers enjoying lunch or a stroll through the park. Union Square is certainly a microcosm of NYC.
17
Eataly
Enjoy delicious Roman style pizza at epic artisanal Italian food emporium, Eataly. Then follow your tour guide to learn about the secrets of the building and experience a guided tour of Italy. Please note: on Sunday's we get the breakfast focaccia at Eataly because we go to Obica Mozzarella Bar for pizza instead of Beecher's (they are closed on Sundays now).
18
Flatiron Building
Learn about the building's unique architecture. Be sure to have the tour guide take your photo in front of it! We do not tour the inside of the building.
19
Madison Square Park
Did you know that in 1876, the Statue of Liberty’s right arm and torch was put on display here for 6 years in an effort to raise funding to complete the statue’s construction? This park has played a pivotal role in much of NYC's history!
20
Union Square
Your tour guide will explain the historical significance of this important park. You will also get to experience the popular Greenmarket (except Thursdays & Sundays), street vendors, protestors, break dancers, Krishna followers chanting and city dwellers enjoying lunch or a stroll through the park. Union Square is certainly a microcosm of NYC.
21
Eataly
Enjoy delicious Roman style pizza at epic artisanal Italian food emporium, Eataly. Then follow your tour guide to learn about the secrets of the building and experience a guided tour of Italy. Please note: on Sunday's we get the breakfast focaccia at Eataly because we go to Obica Mozzarella Bar for pizza instead of Beecher's (they are closed on Sundays now).
22
Flatiron Building
Learn about the building's unique architecture. Be sure to have the tour guide take your photo in front of it! We do not tour the inside of the building.
23
Madison Square Park
Did you know that in 1876, the Statue of Liberty’s right arm and torch was put on display here for 6 years in an effort to raise funding to complete the statue’s construction? This park has played a pivotal role in much of NYC's history!
24
Union Square
Your tour guide will explain the historical significance of this important park. You will also get to experience the popular Greenmarket (except Thursdays & Sundays), street vendors, protestors, break dancers, Krishna followers chanting and city dwellers enjoying lunch or a stroll through the park. Union Square is certainly a microcosm of NYC.
25
Eataly
Dégustez de délicieuses pizzas de style romain dans l'épique magasin de cuisine italienne artisanale, Eataly. Suivez ensuite votre guide pour découvrir les secrets du bâtiment et faites une visite guidée de l'Italie. Remarque : le dimanche, nous recevons la focaccia du petit-déjeuner à Eataly, car nous allons au Obica Mozzarella Bar pour la pizza au lieu de Beecher (ils sont désormais fermés le dimanche).
26
Flatiron Bâtiment
Découvrez l'architecture unique du bâtiment. Assurez-vous que le guide touristique prenne votre photo devant ! Nous ne visitons pas l'intérieur du bâtiment.
27
Parc de Madison Square
Saviez-vous qu'en 1876, le bras droit et la torche de la Statue de la Liberté ont été exposés ici pendant 6 ans dans le but de lever des fonds pour achever la construction de la statue ? Ce parc a joué un rôle central dans une grande partie de l'histoire de New York !
28
Union Square
Votre guide vous expliquera l'importance historique de cet important parc. Vous pourrez également découvrir le populaire Greenmarket (sauf les jeudis et dimanches), les vendeurs de rue, les manifestants, les danseurs de rue, les adeptes de Krishna qui chantent et les citadins qui déjeunent ou se promènent dans le parc. Union Square est certainement un microcosme de NYC.
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Commentaires (173)
jamesfN5008AX
Dec 2019
My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed this tour. It was great to learn about the area and eat some delicious food as well. The stop at eisenberg’s was a highlight, not only did we get to sample a delicious sandwich but we also happened to be dining in the company of a celebrity. Thanks Justin for the tour!
Réponse de l'hôte
Jan 2020
Love that there was a celeb sighting at Eisenberg's! So glad that you enjoyed the tour. Thanks for leaving us a review, we really appreciate it!
Phillydilly
Nov 2019
My friend and I thought this would be an interesting way to spend our day in NYC, rather than going to a show on Broadway, as we usually do when doing a day trip from Philadelphia. We are both glad we did, too! A chilly morning didn’t deter us from going on this tour, and it turned out to be a perfect day! We met outside this upscale “market” at 10:30. There were only about 8 of us in the group. First of all, our guide, Megan Bowers, was excellent! Her enthusiastic and easygoing manner was infectious as we learned about the history behind Eataly, a wonderful food, shopping and tourist attraction that we never knew about prior to this tour. We will definitely return in another day trip. The tour was only a few blocks around, as we stayed in the Flatiron district. Megan asked about any food allergies/preferences in her introductory talk so she could order appropriately for lunch for us. Tasted delicious focaccia from the bakery in Eataly before heading out to walk to see the statue of Seamward across the street in Madison Park, along with the well-fed squirrels! We learned about the displays in the nearby LEGO store, the history of the neighborhood and its beautiful buildings/architecture as we made our way to a “diamond hidden gem restaurant” in NYC for lunch (included) Eisenberg’s deli. Having made reservations and preordering our sandwiches, we made our way into this very narrow and crowded 1929? Original deli. Pastrami sandwiches (half portion) for the meat eaters and my full sized tuna salad sandwich with homemade pickles was the fare. Tall glass of water was perfect! Then we made our way walking through Union Square, bustling with farmer’s market. So much fun! Stopped at Beecher’s Cheese Factory and were served a decadent grilled cheese (cold water, too, which was appreciated) while learning about the fascinating history behind this famous company. Delicious cheese samples to try, to boot! We concluded our trip at Breads Bakery, sampling one of the best ruggelachs I’ve ever tasted! I highly recommend taking this tour. You can tell I thoroughly enjoyed it and hope you get a chance to experience it, too!
Réponse de l'hôte
Jan 2020
Thank you for joining us and for taking the time to leave this spectacular review! I will pass your comments along to Megan who will be happy to hear how much you enjoyed the experience. We certainly hope to see you again on another Like A Local tour!
Amelia F
Nov 2019
We had an amazing time on this tour, learned a lot and saw and learned things that you do not get by simply using Google. The food was amazing and not stops we would know to stop at. Highly recommended for anyone who likes architecture and food! Definitely a highlight thus far

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