Les meilleurs événements de la ville La ville de New York. Visite nocturne de New York City Skyline avec un guide local commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. Come! Join us for a night of Spectacular panoramic views of legendary NYC<br><br>We have designed this night tour to mesmerize all of our visitors including history, movie, and photography buffs alike<br><br>We present you the opportunity to experience the incredible panoramic views from the best kept secret, New Jersey’s Waterfront

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Liberty State Park

Postcard-perfect views of: Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Ellis Island, One World trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empty Sky (9/11) Memorial

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Hoboken Waterfront Walkway

Postcard-perfect views of: One World trade Center, Empire State Building, Manhattan Skyline

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Hamilton Park

Postcard-perfect views of: Statue of Liberty,One World trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, VIΛ 57WEST (Pyramid) Building, George Washington Bridge and many many more

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Liberty State Park

Postcard-perfect views of: Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Ellis Island, One World trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empty Sky (9/11) Memorial

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Hoboken Waterfront Walkway

Postcard-perfect views of: One World trade Center, Empire State Building, Manhattan Skyline

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Hamilton Park

Postcard-perfect views of: Statue of Liberty,One World trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, VIΛ 57WEST (Pyramid) Building, George Washington Bridge and many many more

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Liberty State Park

Postcard-perfect views of: Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Ellis Island, One World trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empty Sky (9/11) Memorial

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Hoboken Waterfront Walkway

Postcard-perfect views of: One World trade Center, Empire State Building, Manhattan Skyline

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Hamilton Park

Postcard-perfect views of: Statue of Liberty,One World trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, VIΛ 57WEST (Pyramid) Building, George Washington Bridge and many many more

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Liberty State Park

Postcard-perfect views of: Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Ellis Island, One World trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empty Sky (9/11) Memorial

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Hoboken Waterfront Walkway

Postcard-perfect views of: One World trade Center, Empire State Building, Manhattan Skyline

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Hamilton Park

Postcard-perfect views of: Statue of Liberty,One World trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, VIΛ 57WEST (Pyramid) Building, George Washington Bridge and many many more

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Parc d'État de la Liberté

Vues parfaites sur les cartes postales : Statue de la Liberté, pont de Brooklyn, Ellis Island, One World Trade Center, quartier financier de Jersey City, mémorial Empty Sky (9/11)

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Passerelle du front de mer de Hoboken

Vues parfaites sur les cartes postales : One World Trade Center, Empire State Building, Manhattan Skyline

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Parc Hamilton

Vues parfaites sur les cartes postales : Statue de la Liberté, One World Trade Center, Jersey City Financial District, Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, VIΛ 57WEST (Pyramid) Building, George Washington Bridge et bien d'autres encore

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Seventh Avenue

Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, also known as Fashion Avenue, is packed with history, culture, and iconic locations.

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Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village is one of New York City’s most famous neighborhoods, known for its bohemian history, artistic vibe, and its beautiful brownstones, brick townhouses, and narrow, tree-lined streets.

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Holland Tunnel

The Holland Tunnel is one of the most iconic pieces of infrastructure connecting New York City with New Jersey. Opened in 1927, it was the first tunnel to link two states beneath a body of water.

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Liberty State Park

Liberty State Park is a stunning urban park located along the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, offering spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Manhattan skyline.

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Empty Sky - 9/11 Memorial

Designed to Resemble the Twin Towers, The Empty Sky 9/11 Memorial is a poignant and striking tribute to the lives lost in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, particularly honoring the 748 New Jersey residents who died that day.

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Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal, also known as the Communipaw Terminal, is located within Liberty State Park. This historic train terminal was a key point for immigrants arriving from Ellis Island and was often the last stop for those coming into the U.S. Liberty

22

Jersey City

Jersey City is a dynamic urban center that has transformed dramatically over the past few decades. Founded in 1660, Jersey City is one of the oldest cities in the state of New Jersey.

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Hoboken

Hoboken, New Jersey is known for its historical landmarks, vibrant cultural scene, and small-town charm within a big-city backdrop. Also known as the birthplace of baseball and the home of Frank Sinatra.

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Frank Sinatra Statue

The Frank Sinatra statue in Hoboken, New Jersey, honors one of the city’s most famous residents and one of the world’s most iconic entertainers. The statue captures Sinatra’s trademark style, with him dressed in a classic suit, fedora tilted slightly, and a casual stance with one hand in his pocket.

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Hoboken

Hoboken’s brownstones are an iconic part of the city’s architectural landscape, blending historic charm with the vibrant culture of this compact, waterfront town.

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Hamilton Park

At night, the view from Hamilton Park transforms into a glittering panorama of New York City’s lights. This is a nighttime spectacle with the river reflecting the lights from Manhattan.

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Lincoln Tunnel

Named After Abraham Lincoln, the Lincoln Tunnel is one of the most iconic and heavily used tunnels in the United States.

28

Seventh Avenue

Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, also known as Fashion Avenue, is packed with history, culture, and iconic locations.

29

Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village is one of New York City’s most famous neighborhoods, known for its bohemian history, artistic vibe, and its beautiful brownstones, brick townhouses, and narrow, tree-lined streets.

30

Holland Tunnel

The Holland Tunnel is one of the most iconic pieces of infrastructure connecting New York City with New Jersey. Opened in 1927, it was the first tunnel to link two states beneath a body of water.

31

Liberty State Park

Liberty State Park is a stunning urban park located along the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, offering spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Manhattan skyline.

32

Empty Sky - 9/11 Memorial

Designed to Resemble the Twin Towers, The Empty Sky 9/11 Memorial is a poignant and striking tribute to the lives lost in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, particularly honoring the 748 New Jersey residents who died that day.

33

Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal, also known as the Communipaw Terminal, is located within Liberty State Park. This historic train terminal was a key point for immigrants arriving from Ellis Island and was often the last stop for those coming into the U.S. Liberty

34

Jersey City

Jersey City is a dynamic urban center that has transformed dramatically over the past few decades. Founded in 1660, Jersey City is one of the oldest cities in the state of New Jersey.

35

Hoboken

Hoboken, New Jersey is known for its historical landmarks, vibrant cultural scene, and small-town charm within a big-city backdrop. Also known as the birthplace of baseball and the home of Frank Sinatra.

36

Frank Sinatra Statue

The Frank Sinatra statue in Hoboken, New Jersey, honors one of the city’s most famous residents and one of the world’s most iconic entertainers. The statue captures Sinatra’s trademark style, with him dressed in a classic suit, fedora tilted slightly, and a casual stance with one hand in his pocket.

37

Hoboken

Hoboken’s brownstones are an iconic part of the city’s architectural landscape, blending historic charm with the vibrant culture of this compact, waterfront town.

38

Hamilton Park

At night, the view from Hamilton Park transforms into a glittering panorama of New York City’s lights. This is a nighttime spectacle with the river reflecting the lights from Manhattan.

39

Lincoln Tunnel

Named After Abraham Lincoln, the Lincoln Tunnel is one of the most iconic and heavily used tunnels in the United States.

40

Seventh Avenue

Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, also known as Fashion Avenue, is packed with history, culture, and iconic locations.

41

Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village is one of New York City’s most famous neighborhoods, known for its bohemian history, artistic vibe, and its beautiful brownstones, brick townhouses, and narrow, tree-lined streets.

42

Holland Tunnel

The Holland Tunnel is one of the most iconic pieces of infrastructure connecting New York City with New Jersey. Opened in 1927, it was the first tunnel to link two states beneath a body of water.

43

Liberty State Park

Liberty State Park is a stunning urban park located along the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, offering spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Manhattan skyline.

44

Empty Sky - 9/11 Memorial

Designed to Resemble the Twin Towers, The Empty Sky 9/11 Memorial is a poignant and striking tribute to the lives lost in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, particularly honoring the 748 New Jersey residents who died that day.

45

Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal, also known as the Communipaw Terminal, is located within Liberty State Park. This historic train terminal was a key point for immigrants arriving from Ellis Island and was often the last stop for those coming into the U.S. Liberty

46

Jersey City

Jersey City is a dynamic urban center that has transformed dramatically over the past few decades. Founded in 1660, Jersey City is one of the oldest cities in the state of New Jersey.

47

Hoboken

Hoboken, New Jersey is known for its historical landmarks, vibrant cultural scene, and small-town charm within a big-city backdrop. Also known as the birthplace of baseball and the home of Frank Sinatra.

48

Frank Sinatra Statue

The Frank Sinatra statue in Hoboken, New Jersey, honors one of the city’s most famous residents and one of the world’s most iconic entertainers. The statue captures Sinatra’s trademark style, with him dressed in a classic suit, fedora tilted slightly, and a casual stance with one hand in his pocket.

49

Hoboken

Hoboken’s brownstones are an iconic part of the city’s architectural landscape, blending historic charm with the vibrant culture of this compact, waterfront town.

50

Hamilton Park

At night, the view from Hamilton Park transforms into a glittering panorama of New York City’s lights. This is a nighttime spectacle with the river reflecting the lights from Manhattan.

51

Lincoln Tunnel

Named After Abraham Lincoln, the Lincoln Tunnel is one of the most iconic and heavily used tunnels in the United States.

52

Seventh Avenue

Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, also known as Fashion Avenue, is packed with history, culture, and iconic locations.

53

Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village is one of New York City’s most famous neighborhoods, known for its bohemian history, artistic vibe, and its beautiful brownstones, brick townhouses, and narrow, tree-lined streets.

54

Holland Tunnel

The Holland Tunnel is one of the most iconic pieces of infrastructure connecting New York City with New Jersey. Opened in 1927, it was the first tunnel to link two states beneath a body of water.

55

Liberty State Park

Liberty State Park is a stunning urban park located along the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, offering spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Manhattan skyline.

56

Empty Sky - 9/11 Memorial

Designed to Resemble the Twin Towers, The Empty Sky 9/11 Memorial is a poignant and striking tribute to the lives lost in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, particularly honoring the 748 New Jersey residents who died that day.

57

Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal, also known as the Communipaw Terminal, is located within Liberty State Park. This historic train terminal was a key point for immigrants arriving from Ellis Island and was often the last stop for those coming into the U.S. Liberty

58

Jersey City

Jersey City is a dynamic urban center that has transformed dramatically over the past few decades. Founded in 1660, Jersey City is one of the oldest cities in the state of New Jersey.

59

Hoboken

Hoboken, New Jersey is known for its historical landmarks, vibrant cultural scene, and small-town charm within a big-city backdrop. Also known as the birthplace of baseball and the home of Frank Sinatra.

60

Frank Sinatra Statue

The Frank Sinatra statue in Hoboken, New Jersey, honors one of the city’s most famous residents and one of the world’s most iconic entertainers. The statue captures Sinatra’s trademark style, with him dressed in a classic suit, fedora tilted slightly, and a casual stance with one hand in his pocket.

61

Hoboken

Hoboken’s brownstones are an iconic part of the city’s architectural landscape, blending historic charm with the vibrant culture of this compact, waterfront town.

62

Hamilton Park

At night, the view from Hamilton Park transforms into a glittering panorama of New York City’s lights. This is a nighttime spectacle with the river reflecting the lights from Manhattan.

63

Lincoln Tunnel

Named After Abraham Lincoln, the Lincoln Tunnel is one of the most iconic and heavily used tunnels in the United States.

64

Seventh Avenue

Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, also known as Fashion Avenue, is packed with history, culture, and iconic locations.

65

Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village is one of New York City’s most famous neighborhoods, known for its bohemian history, artistic vibe, and its beautiful brownstones, brick townhouses, and narrow, tree-lined streets.

66

Holland Tunnel

The Holland Tunnel is one of the most iconic pieces of infrastructure connecting New York City with New Jersey. Opened in 1927, it was the first tunnel to link two states beneath a body of water.

67

Liberty State Park

Liberty State Park is a stunning urban park located along the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, offering spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Manhattan skyline.

68

Empty Sky - 9/11 Memorial

Designed to Resemble the Twin Towers, The Empty Sky 9/11 Memorial is a poignant and striking tribute to the lives lost in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, particularly honoring the 748 New Jersey residents who died that day.

69

Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal, also known as the Communipaw Terminal, is located within Liberty State Park. This historic train terminal was a key point for immigrants arriving from Ellis Island and was often the last stop for those coming into the U.S. Liberty

70

Jersey City

Jersey City is a dynamic urban center that has transformed dramatically over the past few decades. Founded in 1660, Jersey City is one of the oldest cities in the state of New Jersey.

71

Hoboken

Hoboken, New Jersey is known for its historical landmarks, vibrant cultural scene, and small-town charm within a big-city backdrop. Also known as the birthplace of baseball and the home of Frank Sinatra.

72

Frank Sinatra Statue

The Frank Sinatra statue in Hoboken, New Jersey, honors one of the city’s most famous residents and one of the world’s most iconic entertainers. The statue captures Sinatra’s trademark style, with him dressed in a classic suit, fedora tilted slightly, and a casual stance with one hand in his pocket.

73

Hoboken

Hoboken’s brownstones are an iconic part of the city’s architectural landscape, blending historic charm with the vibrant culture of this compact, waterfront town.

74

Hamilton Park

At night, the view from Hamilton Park transforms into a glittering panorama of New York City’s lights. This is a nighttime spectacle with the river reflecting the lights from Manhattan.

75

Lincoln Tunnel

Named After Abraham Lincoln, the Lincoln Tunnel is one of the most iconic and heavily used tunnels in the United States.

76

Seventh Avenue

Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, also known as Fashion Avenue, is packed with history, culture, and iconic locations.

77

Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village is one of New York City’s most famous neighborhoods, known for its bohemian history, artistic vibe, and its beautiful brownstones, brick townhouses, and narrow, tree-lined streets.

78

Holland Tunnel

The Holland Tunnel is one of the most iconic pieces of infrastructure connecting New York City with New Jersey. Opened in 1927, it was the first tunnel to link two states beneath a body of water.

79

Liberty State Park

Liberty State Park is a stunning urban park located along the Hudson River in Jersey City, New Jersey, offering spectacular views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Manhattan skyline.

80

Empty Sky - 9/11 Memorial

Designed to Resemble the Twin Towers, The Empty Sky 9/11 Memorial is a poignant and striking tribute to the lives lost in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, particularly honoring the 748 New Jersey residents who died that day.

81

Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal, also known as the Communipaw Terminal, is located within Liberty State Park. This historic train terminal was a key point for immigrants arriving from Ellis Island and was often the last stop for those coming into the U.S. Liberty

82

Jersey City

Jersey City is a dynamic urban center that has transformed dramatically over the past few decades. Founded in 1660, Jersey City is one of the oldest cities in the state of New Jersey.

83

Hoboken

Hoboken, New Jersey is known for its historical landmarks, vibrant cultural scene, and small-town charm within a big-city backdrop. Also known as the birthplace of baseball and the home of Frank Sinatra.

84

Frank Sinatra Statue

The Frank Sinatra statue in Hoboken, New Jersey, honors one of the city’s most famous residents and one of the world’s most iconic entertainers. The statue captures Sinatra’s trademark style, with him dressed in a classic suit, fedora tilted slightly, and a casual stance with one hand in his pocket.

85

Hoboken

Hoboken’s brownstones are an iconic part of the city’s architectural landscape, blending historic charm with the vibrant culture of this compact, waterfront town.

86

Hamilton Park

At night, the view from Hamilton Park transforms into a glittering panorama of New York City’s lights. This is a nighttime spectacle with the river reflecting the lights from Manhattan.

87

Lincoln Tunnel

Named After Abraham Lincoln, the Lincoln Tunnel is one of the most iconic and heavily used tunnels in the United States.