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1

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

2

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

3

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

4

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

5

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

6

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

7

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

8

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

9

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

10

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

11

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

12

New Gansevoort Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

13

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

14

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

15

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

16

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

17

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

18

New York Public Library

Drive-by

19

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

20

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

21

Trinity Church

Walk-by

22

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

23

SoHo

Drive-through

24

Little Italy

Drive-through

25

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

26

Battery Park

Drive-through

27

Diamond District

Drive-by

28

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

29

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

30

Chinatown

Drive-through

31

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

32

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

33

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

34

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

35

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

36

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

37

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

38

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

39

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

40

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

41

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

42

New Gansevoort Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

43

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

44

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

45

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

46

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

47

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

48

New York Public Library

Drive-by

49

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

50

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

51

Trinity Church

Walk-by

52

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

53

SoHo

Drive-through

54

Little Italy

Drive-through

55

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

56

Battery Park

Drive-through

57

Diamond District

Drive-by

58

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

59

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

60

Chinatown

Drive-through

61

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

62

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

63

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

64

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

65

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

66

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

67

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

68

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

69

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

70

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

71

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

72

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

73

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

74

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

75

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

76

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

77

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

78

New York Public Library

Drive-by

79

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

80

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

81

Trinity Church

Walk-by

82

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

83

SoHo

Drive-through

84

Little Italy

Drive-through

85

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

86

Battery Park

Drive-through

87

Diamond District

Drive-by

88

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

89

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

90

Chinatown

Drive-through

91

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

92

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

93

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

94

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

95

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

96

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

97

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

98

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

99

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

100

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

101

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

102

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

103

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

104

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

105

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

106

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

107

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

108

New York Public Library

Drive-by

109

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

110

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

111

Trinity Church

Walk-by

112

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

113

SoHo

Drive-through

114

Little Italy

Drive-through

115

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

116

Battery Park

Drive-through

117

Diamond District

Drive-by

118

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

119

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

120

Chinatown

Drive-through

121

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

122

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

123

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

124

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

125

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

126

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

127

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

128

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

129

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

130

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

131

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

132

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

133

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

134

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

135

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

136

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

137

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

138

New York Public Library

Drive-by

139

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

140

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

141

Trinity Church

Walk-by

142

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

143

SoHo

Drive-through

144

Little Italy

Drive-through

145

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

146

Battery Park

Drive-through

147

Diamond District

Drive-by

148

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

149

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

150

Chinatown

Drive-through

151

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

152

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

153

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

154

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

155

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

156

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

157

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

158

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

159

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

160

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

161

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

162

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

163

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

164

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

165

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

166

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

167

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

168

New York Public Library

Drive-by

169

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

170

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

171

Trinity Church

Walk-by

172

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

173

SoHo

Drive-through

174

Little Italy

Drive-through

175

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

176

Battery Park

Drive-through

177

Diamond District

Drive-by

178

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

179

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

180

Chinatown

Drive-through

181

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

182

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

183

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

184

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

185

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

186

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

187

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

188

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

189

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

190

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

191

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

192

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

193

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

194

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

195

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

196

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

197

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

198

New York Public Library

Drive-by

199

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

200

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

201

Trinity Church

Walk-by

202

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

203

SoHo

Drive-through

204

Little Italy

Drive-through

205

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

206

Battery Park

Drive-through

207

Diamond District

Drive-by

208

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

209

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

210

Chinatown

Drive-through

211

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

212

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

213

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

214

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

215

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

216

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

217

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

218

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

219

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

220

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

221

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

222

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

223

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

224

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

225

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

226

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

227

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

228

New York Public Library

Drive-by

229

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

230

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

231

Trinity Church

Walk-by

232

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

233

SoHo

Drive-through

234

Little Italy

Drive-through

235

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

236

Battery Park

Drive-through

237

Diamond District

Drive-by

238

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

239

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

240

Chinatown

Drive-through

241

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

242

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

243

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

244

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

245

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

246

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

247

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

248

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

249

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

250

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

251

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

252

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

253

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

254

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

255

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

256

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

257

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

258

New York Public Library

Drive-by

259

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

260

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

261

Trinity Church

Walk-by

262

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

263

SoHo

Drive-through

264

Little Italy

Drive-through

265

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

266

Battery Park

Drive-through

267

Diamond District

Drive-by

268

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

269

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

270

Chinatown

Drive-through

271

Times Square

Starts Daily at 9 am and 10 am Duration: 6 Hours Departs/Ends on 7th Avenue (50th/51st) Open-Top or Glass-Top Convertible Bus

272

Strawberry Fields, John Lennon Memorial

After a drive through the Times Square area, the first stop is at Central Park West and 72nd Street, at the Dakota Building (former home of John Lennon). The stop includes a short guided walk into Central Park to visit the Strawberry Fields with the Imagine mosaic dedicated to John Lennon, as well as the views of other sites in the area such as the luxury condominiums that numerous celebrities call home. We'll also drive by Central Park Zoo, famous Plaza Hotel and Carnegie Hall.

273

Central Park

Part of a guided tour of Strawberry Fields

274

The Dakota

Part of the guided tour of Strawberry Fields

275

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree, and NBC's Today Show set.

276

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

277

Madison Square Park

The third stop is Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). The tour continues with a drive through some of the iconic NYC's neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

278

Empire State Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

279

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

280

MetLife Building

Seen from Madison Square Park

281

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

282

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

283

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a boat ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline! Please note that in the off-season, between Jan 1 - March 31, in lieu of boat cruise, guests will (weather permitting) visit Pier 17 for a photo opp of the Brooklyn Bridge and Robert F Wagner Park in Battery Park for views of the Statue of Liberty from Manhattan.

284

Ellis Island

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

285

Brooklyn Bridge

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

286

Fifth Avenue

Drive-through

287

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

288

New York Public Library

Drive-by

289

Radio City Music Hall

Drive-by

290

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Drive-by

291

Trinity Church

Walk-by

292

Greenwich Village

Drive-through

293

SoHo

Drive-through

294

Little Italy

Drive-through

295

Seaport District NYC

Drive-through

296

Battery Park

Drive-through

297

Diamond District

Drive-by

298

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

Drive-by

299

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex

Drive-through

300

Chinatown

Drive-through

301

Times Square

Commence tous les jours à 9h et 10h Durée : 6 Heures Départ/arrivée sur la 7e avenue (50e/51e) Bus décapotable à toit ouvert ou à toit vitré

302

Champs de fraises, John Lennon Memorial

Après avoir traversé le quartier de Times Square, le premier arrêt est à Central Park West et 72nd Street, au Dakota Building (ancienne maison de John Lennon). L'arrêt comprend une courte promenade guidée dans Central Park pour visiter les Strawberry Fields avec la mosaïque Imagine dédiée à John Lennon, ainsi que les vues d'autres sites de la région tels que les condominiums de luxe que de nombreuses célébrités habitent. Nous passerons également par le zoo de Central Park, le célèbre hôtel Plaza et le Carnegie Hall.

303

Parc central

Dans le cadre d'une visite guidée de Strawberry Fields

304

Le Dakota

Une partie de la visite guidée de Strawberry Fields

305

centre Rockefeller

La deuxième étape de la visite est le Rockefeller Center, pour une vue sur la cathédrale Saint-Patrick, l'emplacement de la patinoire et de l'arbre de Noël, et le plateau Today Show de NBC.

306

Cathédrale Saint-Patrick

Visite à pied dans le cadre de l'arrêt du Rockefeller Center

307

Parc de Madison Square

Le troisième arrêt est Madison Square Park - l'emplacement d'origine de Madison Square Garden Arena. Cette zone offre des vues spectaculaires sur l'architecture dramatique présentée dans de nombreux livres et films : le Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), la Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama) et l'Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Jour). La visite se poursuit par une promenade dans certains des quartiers emblématiques de New York, tels que Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown et le quartier financier.

308

Empire State Building

Vu du Madison Square Park (extérieur uniquement)

309

Flatiron Bâtiment

Vu du Madison Square Park (extérieur uniquement)

310

Bâtiment MetLife

Vu du Madison Square Park

311

Le mémorial et musée national du 11 septembre

Le quatrième arrêt est le World Trade Center, alors que nous visitons le mémorial du 11 septembre. La visite n'inclut pas l'entrée au musée du 11 septembre, mais les visiteurs peuvent se promener sur le terrain du mémorial, visiter les cascades de "Reflecting Absence" (les empreintes de l'endroit où se trouvaient les tours jumelles d'origine) et voir l'arbre survivant qui résisté à la destruction du 11 septembre.

312

Marché de la liberté de Gansevoort

Arrêt déjeuner de 45 minutes au Gansevoort Liberty Market, situé près du mémorial du 11 septembre et du World Trade Center (non inclus dans le prix du voyage)

313

Port de New York

Le cinquième arrêt est une promenade en bateau sur le ferry de Staten Island pour découvrir une vue magnifique sur les toits de Manhattan et de Brooklyn ! Veuillez noter qu'en basse saison, entre le 1er janvier et le 31 mars, au lieu d'une croisière en bateau, les clients visiteront (si le temps le permet) le quai 17 pour une séance photo du pont de Brooklyn et du parc Robert F Wagner à Battery Park pour une vue sur la Statue de la Liberté de Manhattan.

314

l'île d'Ellis

Vu du ferry de Staten Island

315

le pont de Brooklyn

Vu du ferry de Staten Island

316

Fifth Avenue

Ciné-parc

317

Statue de la Liberté

Vu du ferry de Staten Island

318

Bibliothèque publique de New York

Conduit par

319

Radio City Music Hall

Conduit par

320

Lincoln Center pour les arts du spectacle

Conduit par

321

Église de la Trinité

Marcher

322

Greenwich village

Ciné-parc

323

SoHo

Ciné-parc

324

Petite Italie

Ciné-parc

325

Quartier du port de New York

Ciné-parc

326

Parc de la batterie

Ciné-parc

327

Quartier du Diamant

Conduit par

328

Musée intrépide de la mer, de l'air et de l'espace

Conduit par

329

Complexe sportif et de divertissement Chelsea Piers

Ciné-parc

330

quartier chinois

Ciné-parc

331

Times Square

Drive through Times Square

332

Central Park

The first stop is a guided walk into Central Park and a visit to Columbus Circle.

333

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for outside views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree (seasonal), and NBC's Today Show set.

334

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

335

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

336

Fifth Avenue

The third stop is on Fifth Avenue for great views of the Empire State Building. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). We drive by Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena, and the tour continues with a drive through some of NYC's iconic neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

337

Madison Square Park

Pass by without stopping

338

New York Public Library

Drive-by

339

Trinity Church Wall Street

Walk-by

340

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

341

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

342

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a ferry ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline!

343

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

344

Times Square

Drive through Times Square

345

Central Park

The first stop is a guided walk into Central Park and a visit to Columbus Circle.

346

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for outside views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree (seasonal), and NBC's Today Show set.

347

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

348

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

349

Fifth Avenue

The third stop is on Fifth Avenue for great views of the Empire State Building. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). We drive by Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena, and the tour continues with a drive through some of NYC's iconic neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

350

Madison Square Park

Pass by without stopping

351

New York Public Library

Drive-by

352

Trinity Church Wall Street

Walk-by

353

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

354

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

355

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a ferry ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline!

356

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

357

Times Square

Drive through Times Square

358

Central Park

The first stop is a guided walk into Central Park and a visit to Columbus Circle.

359

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for outside views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree (seasonal), and NBC's Today Show set.

360

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

361

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

362

Fifth Avenue

The third stop is on Fifth Avenue for great views of the Empire State Building. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). We drive by Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena, and the tour continues with a drive through some of NYC's iconic neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

363

Madison Square Park

Pass by without stopping

364

New York Public Library

Drive-by

365

Trinity Church Wall Street

Walk-by

366

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

367

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

368

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a ferry ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline!

369

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

370

Times Square

Drive through Times Square

371

Central Park

The first stop is a guided walk into Central Park and a visit to Columbus Circle.

372

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for outside views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree (seasonal), and NBC's Today Show set.

373

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

374

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

375

Fifth Avenue

The third stop is on Fifth Avenue for great views of the Empire State Building. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). We drive by Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena, and the tour continues with a drive through some of NYC's iconic neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

376

Madison Square Park

Pass by without stopping

377

New York Public Library

Drive-by

378

Trinity Church Wall Street

Walk-by

379

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

380

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

381

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a ferry ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline!

382

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

383

Times Square

Drive through Times Square

384

Central Park

The first stop is a guided walk into Central Park and a visit to Columbus Circle.

385

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for outside views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree (seasonal), and NBC's Today Show set.

386

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

387

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

388

Fifth Avenue

The third stop is on Fifth Avenue for great views of the Empire State Building. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). We drive by Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena, and the tour continues with a drive through some of NYC's iconic neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

389

Madison Square Park

Pass by without stopping

390

New York Public Library

Drive-by

391

Trinity Church Wall Street

Walk-by

392

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

393

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

394

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a ferry ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline!

395

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

396

Times Square

Drive through Times Square

397

Central Park

The first stop is a guided walk into Central Park and a visit to Columbus Circle.

398

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for outside views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree (seasonal), and NBC's Today Show set.

399

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

400

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

401

Fifth Avenue

The third stop is on Fifth Avenue for great views of the Empire State Building. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). We drive by Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena, and the tour continues with a drive through some of NYC's iconic neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

402

Madison Square Park

Pass by without stopping

403

New York Public Library

Drive-by

404

Trinity Church Wall Street

Walk-by

405

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

406

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

407

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a ferry ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline!

408

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

409

Times Square

Drive through Times Square

410

Central Park

The first stop is a guided walk into Central Park and a visit to Columbus Circle.

411

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for outside views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree (seasonal), and NBC's Today Show set.

412

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

413

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

414

Fifth Avenue

The third stop is on Fifth Avenue for great views of the Empire State Building. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). We drive by Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena, and the tour continues with a drive through some of NYC's iconic neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

415

Madison Square Park

Pass by without stopping

416

New York Public Library

Drive-by

417

Trinity Church Wall Street

Walk-by

418

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

419

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

420

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a ferry ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline!

421

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry

422

Times Square

Drive through Times Square

423

Central Park

The first stop is a guided walk into Central Park and a visit to Columbus Circle.

424

Rockefeller Center

The second stop on the tour is Rockefeller Center, for outside views of St. Patrick's Cathedral, the location of the ice skating rink and Christmas Tree (seasonal), and NBC's Today Show set.

425

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Walk-by as part of the Rockefeller Center stop

426

Flatiron Building

Seen from Madison Square Park (outside only)

427

Fifth Avenue

The third stop is on Fifth Avenue for great views of the Empire State Building. This area provides spectacular views of dramatic architecture featured in numerous books and films: the Flatiron Building (Godzilla, Spider-Man), the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower (The Runaway Skyscraper, Futurama), and the Empire State Building (King Kong, Independence Day). We drive by Madison Square Park - the original location of Madison Square Garden Arena, and the tour continues with a drive through some of NYC's iconic neighborhoods, such as Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown, and the Financial District.

428

Madison Square Park

Pass by without stopping

429

New York Public Library

Drive-by

430

Trinity Church Wall Street

Walk-by

431

Gansevoort Liberty Market

45-minute lunch stop at Gansevoort Liberty Market, located near the 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center (not included in the tour price)

432

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

The fourth stop is the World Trade Center, as we visit the 9/11 Memorial. The tour does not include entry into the 9/11 Museum, but visitors can walk the grounds of the Memorial, visit the waterfalls of "Reflecting Absence," (the footprints of where the original twin towers stood), and see the Survivor Tree that stood through the destruction of 9/11.

433

New York Harbor

The fifth stop is a ferry ride on the Staten Island Ferry to experience magnificent views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline!

434

Statue of Liberty

Seen from the Staten Island Ferry