Visite guidée de New York en autocar

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À bord d'une camionnette ou d'un minibus confortable, profitez d'une visite touristique confortable de 5 heures conçue pour offrir une expérience complète et divertissante de New York. Cette visite, commentée par un guide professionnel, comprend certains des endroits les plus emblématiques de New York.

Ville: La ville de New York

Thu 14 Nov

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La ville de New York Tours

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Ce qui est inclu

8 stops during the tour

Live commentary onboard

8 stops during the tour

Live commentary onboard

8 stops during the tour

Live commentary onboard

Information additionnelle

Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs dans les espaces publics
Masques faciaux requis pour les guides dans les espaces publics
Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés

À quoi s'attendre

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Quick stop for a picture of Josie Robertson Plaza

American Museum of Natural History

We drive on Central Park West and pass the American Museum of Natural History

Harlem

We stop in Harlem for a walk in one of the beautiful street lined trees, with the typical brownstone townhouses

Fifth Avenue

We travel Fifth Avenue and the Museum Mile, Metropolitan Museum, Museo del Barrio, Frick Collection

Central Park

Stop at the Dakota Building and walk to central park towards Strawberry Fields for a tribute to the memory of John Lennon on the IMAGINE mosaic

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Fifth Avenue hosts some of the most relevant museums of the city like the splendid Brutalist styled Guggenheim Museum

Frick Collection

We drive Fifth Avenue

Rockefeller Center

Drive through Fifth Avenue and pass the Rockefeller Center

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

We travel Fifth Avenue

Empire State Building

We stop at Madison Square Park for a view of the Empire State Building

Flatiron Building

We stop at Madison Square Park for a view of the first skyscraper built, the Flatiron Building

Greenwich Village

we drive through the Greenwich Village

SoHo

We drive through SOHO

Little Italy

Walk in Little Italy

Chinatown

Walk in Chinatown

Brooklyn Bridge

We stop at Two Bridges, between Lower East Side and Chinatown with a panoramic view of the Brooklyn and the Manhattan Bridge.

Statue of Liberty

Stop at Battery Park to enjoy the view of the Bay of New York and its most known symbol: The Statue of Liberty

Wall Street

Drive past Wall Street

World Trade Center's Liberty Park

Stop at World Trade Centerls Liberty Park

The High Line

You can request the Tour Guide to be dropped off at the Meat Packing District/Chelsea Market -if you wish- on the way back to Midtown at the end of the tour

Herald Square

The tour ends here!

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Quick stop for a picture of Josie Robertson Plaza

American Museum of Natural History

We drive on Central Park West and pass the American Museum of Natural History

Harlem

We stop in Harlem for a walk in one of the beautiful street lined trees, with the typical brownstone townhouses

Fifth Avenue

We travel Fifth Avenue and the Museum Mile, Metropolitan Museum, Museo del Barrio, Frick Collection

Central Park

Stop at the Dakota Building and walk to central park towards Strawberry Fields for a tribute to the memory of John Lennon on the IMAGINE mosaic

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Fifth Avenue hosts some of the most relevant museums of the city like the splendid Brutalist styled Guggenheim Museum

Frick Collection

We drive Fifth Avenue

Rockefeller Center

Drive through Fifth Avenue and pass the Rockefeller Center

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

We travel Fifth Avenue

Empire State Building

We stop at Madison Square Park for a view of the Empire State Building

Flatiron Building

We stop at Madison Square Park for a view of the first skyscraper built, the Flatiron Building

Greenwich Village

we drive through the Greenwich Village

SoHo

We drive through SOHO

Little Italy

Walk in Little Italy

Chinatown

Walk in Chinatown

Brooklyn Bridge

We stop at Two Bridges, between Lower East Side and Chinatown with a panoramic view of the Brooklyn and the Manhattan Bridge.

Statue of Liberty

Stop at Battery Park to enjoy the view of the Bay of New York and its most known symbol: The Statue of Liberty

Wall Street

Drive past Wall Street

World Trade Center's Liberty Park

Stop at World Trade Centerls Liberty Park

The High Line

You can request the Tour Guide to be dropped off at the Meat Packing District/Chelsea Market -if you wish- on the way back to Midtown at the end of the tour

Herald Square

The tour ends here!

Lincoln Center pour les arts du spectacle

Arrêt rapide pour une photo de Josie Robertson Plaza

Musée américain d'histoire naturelle

Nous roulons sur Central Park West et passons devant le musée américain d'histoire naturelle

Harlem

Nous nous arrêtons à Harlem pour une promenade dans l'un des beaux arbres bordés de rue, avec les maisons de ville typiques en grès brun

Fifth Avenue

Nous parcourons la Cinquième Avenue et le Museum Mile, le Metropolitan Museum, le Museo del Barrio, la Frick Collection

Parc central

Arrêtez-vous au Dakota Building et marchez jusqu'au parc central en direction de Strawberry Fields pour un hommage à la mémoire de John Lennon sur la mosaïque IMAGINE

Musée Solomon R. Guggenheim

La Cinquième Avenue abrite certains des musées les plus importants de la ville, comme le splendide musée Guggenheim de style brutaliste

Collection Frick

Nous conduisons la Cinquième Avenue

centre Rockefeller

Traversez la Cinquième Avenue et passez devant le Rockefeller Center

Le musée Métropolitain d'art

Nous parcourons la Cinquième Avenue

Empire State Building

Nous nous arrêtons au Madison Square Park pour une vue sur l'Empire State Building

Flatiron Bâtiment

Nous nous arrêtons au Madison Square Park pour admirer le premier gratte-ciel construit, le Flatiron Building

Greenwich village

nous traversons le Greenwich Village

SoHo

Nous traversons SOHO

Petite Italie

Balade dans la Petite Italie

quartier chinois

Balade dans le quartier chinois

le pont de Brooklyn

Nous nous arrêtons à Two Bridges, entre Lower East Side et Chinatown avec une vue panoramique sur Brooklyn et le pont de Manhattan.

Statue de la Liberté

Arrêtez-vous à Battery Park pour profiter de la vue sur la baie de New York et son symbole le plus connu : la Statue de la Liberté

Wall Street

Passer devant Wall Street

Liberty Park du World Trade Center

Arrêtez-vous au World Trade Center Liberty Park

La ligne haute

Vous pouvez demander au guide touristique d'être déposé au Meat Packing District /Chelsea Market - si vous le souhaitez - sur le chemin du retour vers Midtown à la fin de la visite.

Place du Héraut

La tournée se termine ici!

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Commentaires (23)

Denise_W

Feb 2020

Our tour guide (John) was a walking historian... very knowledgeable. Our tour ended up being just my friend and I, which was fun. Starting out at a frosty 22 degrees, he made some quick adjustments to his schedule when a 15 minute walk in the wind didn’t really sound like much fun to us. He took us to some “off the beaten paths” for great photos, and when we showed interest in real estate, he incorporated as much info on that as he could. (Which was a lot!) It was a great experience, highly recommend it, especially if you don’t have much time in the City. You couldn’t ever see that much on your own. From Harlem to The Battery, Chinatown, TriBeCa, Times Square to the Upper East Side, Central Park and Lincoln Square and spring much more, we covered a LOT of ground!

kmholman

Aug 2018

Despite a late start this was a fabulous tour. John did an excellent job and made the tour informative and fun. It was the perfect mix of walking and driving. There were nine stops in total scheduled for the tour and none of the stops were taxing on my companions of more advanced years. It was great.

Stitcher10

Jul 2018

Stay away from Open Tours Company as far as you can. Without notifying us, they cancelled our scheduled tour set for Sunday next day after our arrival. We went to the designated gathering place indicated on our voucher. There were all kinds of tours gathering there EXCEPT ours. After an hour I called and was told I scheduled the tour for August vs July, obviously trying to blame me. I read to the agent from my voucher the date of 22 July and needless to say was incensed with the lies and attempt to blame me and it got nasty. Add the fact that the agents accent was so bad I could barely understand her. Finally got them to agree to schedule the tour for the next day which meant I had to rewicker our 5-day itinerary. They certainly made it clear they would not reimburse me. Fast forward to next day. Our so called “coach” consisted of cramming 13 people into a older van so cramped, people were overflowing into one another. The step into the van was so high, I with “short legs” could not board from the side. Where’s the step stool?? Driver totally ignored me, couldn’t have cared less. I had to resort to boarding at the front passenger side door and climb back into the van. If you were unlucky enuf to sit in the middle section of the van, you could see nothing, not to mention the stale air! It was the worst experience I’ve ever had. The guide “Deborah” was fantastic, too bad she was completely overshadowed by all the misery. Wouldn’t recommend these people to my worst enemy...$207 down the drain!