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Visite à pied des lumières et des marchés de Noël de New York

Visite à pied des lumières et des marchés de Noël de New York

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Entrez dans l'esprit de la saison des fêtes en visitant quatre des marchés de vacances traditionnels les plus attrayants de New York. Imprégnez-vous de l'ambiance festive de la Grosse Pomme au moment de Noël, lorsque la ville est la plus magique.

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Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs dans les espaces publics
Masques faciaux requis pour les guides dans les espaces publics
Distanciation sociale appliquée tout au long de l'expérience
Les guides doivent se laver régulièrement les mains

À quoi s'attendre

The Shops at Columbus Circle

Christopher Columbus is being honored here by a monument located in the center of a traffic circle that circles around the monument to go either north, south or east.

Columbus Circle

This is the first Holiday market that is being visited with many kiosks offering food, drink, arts and crafts and full of Holiday Gift ideas.

Central Park

This is the first public park in America with over 42 million visitors each year. This 843 acre park took 15 years to complete and was designed by famed architects Olmstead and Vaux. Home to the Wollman Rink, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Tavern on the Green.

Fifth Avenue

Fifth Avenue is a major thoroughfare in the borough of Manhattan. It stretches north from Washington Square Park in Greenwich Village to West 143rd Street in Harlem. It is one of the most expensive shopping streets in the world.

Bergdorf Goodman

Bergdorf Goodman Inc. is a luxury department store based on Fifth Avenue. This exclusive store always retains the highest quality and fashion. Christmas time brings their beautiful and avant-garde window displays.

St. Patrick's Cathedral

St. Patrick's Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral in Midtown. It is the seat of the Archbishop of New York as well as a parish church. St Patrick opened its doors in 1879.

Rockefeller Center

(Exterior Visit) Rockefeller Center is a large complex consisting of 19 commercial buildings. The holidays in NYC begin at Rockefeller Center. Whether it’s a visit to the iconic Christmas Tree, a skate on the ice at the Rink, or exploring attractions and fun things to do, there’s a magic here that can’t be denied.

Saks Fifth Avenue

Shop the best designer clothing arrivals at Saks Fifth Avenue. During the Christmas season, they offer some of the most breathtaking decorations and window displays.

Bryant Park

The European-inspired open-air market curated by Urbanspace features artisans from New York City and around the world. Located along Bryant Park’s allées, plazas, and terraces, the Shops are housed in custom-designed, "jewel box" kiosks. Enjoy local crafts, artisan provisions, and exquisite gifts from around the world.

Grand Central Terminal

Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall hosts this enduring holiday market, where booths featuring artisans, jewelers & home goods vendors draw shoppers beneath the iconic Beaux Arts chandeliers.

The Shops at Columbus Circle

Christopher Columbus is being honored here by a monument located in the center of a traffic circle that circles around the monument to go either north, south or east.

Columbus Circle

This is the first Holiday market that is being visited with many kiosks offering food, drink, arts and crafts and full of Holiday Gift ideas.

Central Park

Fifth Avenue

Bergdorf Goodman

St. Patrick's Cathedral

St. Patrick's Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral in Midtown. It is the seat of the Archbishop of New York as well as a parish church. St Patrick opened its doors in 1879.

Rockefeller Center

Saks Fifth Avenue

Shop the best designer clothing arrivals at Saks Fifth Avenue. During the Christmas season, they offer some of the most breathtaking decorations and window displays.

Bryant Park

Grand Central Terminal

Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall hosts this enduring holiday market, where booths featuring artisans, jewelers & home goods vendors draw shoppers beneath the iconic Beaux Arts chandeliers.

The Shops at Columbus Circle

Christopher Columbus is being honored here by a monument located in the center of a traffic circle that circles around the monument to go either north, south or east.

Columbus Circle

This is the first Holiday market that is being visited with many kiosks offering food, drink, arts and crafts and full of Holiday Gift ideas.

Central Park

Fifth Avenue

Bergdorf Goodman

St. Patrick's Cathedral

St. Patrick's Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral in Midtown. It is the seat of the Archbishop of New York as well as a parish church. St Patrick opened its doors in 1879.

Rockefeller Center

Saks Fifth Avenue

Shop the best designer clothing arrivals at Saks Fifth Avenue. During the Christmas season, they offer some of the most breathtaking decorations and window displays.

Bryant Park

Grand Central Terminal

Grand Central Terminal's Vanderbilt Hall hosts this enduring holiday market, where booths featuring artisans, jewelers & home goods vendors draw shoppers beneath the iconic Beaux Arts chandeliers.

Les boutiques de Columbus Circle

Christophe Colomb est honoré ici par un monument situé au centre d'un rond-point qui tourne autour du monument pour aller au nord, au sud ou à l'est.

Cercle de Colomb

Il s'agit du premier marché de vacances visité avec de nombreux kiosques proposant de la nourriture, des boissons, de l'artisanat et plein d'idées de cadeaux de vacances.

Parc central

C'est le premier parc public en Amérique avec plus de 42 millions de visiteurs chaque année. Ce parc de 843 acres a duré 15 ans et a été conçu par les célèbres architectes Olmstead et Vaux. Abritant la patinoire Wollman, le Metropolitan Museum of Art et Tavern on the Green.

Fifth Avenue

La Cinquième Avenue est une artère majeure de l'arrondissement de Manhattan. Il s'étend au nord de Washington Square Park à Greenwich Village jusqu'à West 143rd Street à Harlem. C'est l'une des rues commerçantes les plus chères au monde.

Bergdorf Goodman

Bergdorf Goodman Inc. est un grand magasin de luxe basé sur la Cinquième Avenue. Ce magasin exclusif conserve toujours la plus haute qualité et la mode. La période de Noël apporte ses belles vitrines avant-gardistes.

Cathédrale Saint-Patrick

La cathédrale Saint-Patrick est une cathédrale catholique de Midtown. C'est le siège de l'archevêque de New York ainsi qu'une église paroissiale. St Patrick a ouvert ses portes en 1879.

centre Rockefeller

(Visite extérieure) Le Rockefeller Center est un grand complexe composé de 19 bâtiments commerciaux. Les vacances à New York commencent au Rockefeller Center. Qu'il s'agisse d'une visite à l'emblématique arbre de Noël, d'un patin sur la glace à la patinoire ou d'explorer des attractions et des choses amusantes à faire, il y a ici une magie qui ne peut être niée.

Saks Cinquième Avenue

Achetez les meilleurs arrivages de vêtements de créateurs chez Saks Fifth Avenue. Pendant la saison de Noël, ils offrent certaines des décorations et des vitrines les plus époustouflantes.

Parc Bryant

Le marché en plein air d'inspiration européenne organisé par Urbanspace présente des artisans de New York et du monde entier. Situés le long des allées, des places et des terrasses de Bryant Park, les magasins sont logés dans des kiosques "boîtes à bijoux" conçus sur mesure. Profitez de l'artisanat local, des provisions artisanales et des cadeaux exquis du monde entier.

Terminal Grand Central

Le Vanderbilt Hall de Grand Central Terminal accueille ce marché de vacances permanent, où des stands d'artisans, de bijoutiers et de vendeurs d'articles ménagers attirent les acheteurs sous les lustres emblématiques des Beaux-Arts.

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Commentaires (14)

537jaes

Dec 2021

The tour started off fine, but then in front of the Saks display the guide said we'd wait for it to start again and in the meantime we should take a look at the window displays. While we were doing that he crossed the street without any notification. We ran across trying to follow just as the display began again but our guide and the rest of the group were nowhere to be found. We called the tour emergency number and asked if they could help us with a meeting point later in the tour. We were put on hold, told he probably wouldn't answer his phone and despite having our phone number they never bothered to call us back. Never again will we book with Inside Out Tours. A complete disappointment!

Réponse de l'hôte

Dec 2021

We apologize that you lost your guide but want to correct factual misstatements in this review. We spoke to the guide to clarify what happened and he said that in addition to having a red flag, he made an announcement stating that he was leaving to cross the street, holding his flag up for everyone to see. The vast majority of people followed him and he then stopped to gather everyone that he saw in the crowd. After a while, he thought you had decided to leave the group and stay to look at the windows. When you called the tour emergency number, we tried to re-connect with you but the call was disconnected and we were unable to reach you. We apologize if our call center could not connect you with the guide. We offered a free tour to you afterwards so that you could have a chance to enjoy the holiday markets again. In the future, we have the asked the guides to also provide their cell phone numbers in case customers get lost in the crowds around Rockefeller Center and also tell customers the location of the next stop on the tour. That way, if a customer is lost, they can re-connect with the group. Again, our apologies, and please let us know if we can do anything further.

mightysquidwhale

Dec 2019

My 9yo son and I went on this tour last week, and we had a fantastic time seeing the holiday lights and checking out the markets. This was a fantastic way to see Rockefeller Center, the Saks display, and what few remaining Christmas windows are in the city. Russell was incredibly knowledgeable and I appreciated how he engaged us in what we wanted more or less of as part of our tour. Things to know: - Wear good, waterproof walking shoes - you will be racking up the steps. - Dress for the weather. Hats and gloves made us much happier. - You will have enough time to grab bites of food at the markets or to shop - but not really both. We used it to figure out which markets we wanted to go back and spend more time at, and got doughnuts at one market and terrific dumplings at the second. - If you go with kids, plan to give them snacks. The dumplings are one of the main reasons we had such a great time. My highlights were seeing Grand Central Station, walking past the NYLibrary at night and down literary row, and the amazing holiday market at Grand Central Station. Extra special kudos to Russell, who gave us great information and local stories about New York, who staged us perfectly to watch the whole Saks' display, who very patiently chatted with my son who wanted to talk all about video games with him, and who did a fantastic job of reading his crowd and adjusting to give us a personalized experience. Definitely a winner over the holidays!

N6219WXdaveb

Dec 2019

First, be warned, there is a lot of walking, so wear comfy shoes. Totally worth the walking! It's not just shopping and lights, but Christmas movie sites as well. Katherine knows her stuff!! Despite the crowds she navigated us perfectly to the best spot for a photo opp in front of the Rockefeller Tree and views of the Saks fifth avenue light show. She gives you roughly 15- 30 minutes at each market (depending on the size). Do not miss, just watch the weather and prepare! Don't tour the mid-town until you book with her, you'll see a lot!!!