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Visite privée à pied du centre-ville historique de New York et de Wall Street, y compris le mémorial du 911

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Take this private walking tour through New York's historic Downtown and learn about some of the most famous places, people and events in city history. Sights and topics will include the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island (from Battery Park), the evolution of Wall Street, the 9/11 Memorial, the Charging Bull, Trinity Church, St. Paul's Chapel, Federal Hall, and much more.
Ville: La ville de New York
Wed 04 Jun
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Ce qui est inclu
Licensed local guide
Small sweet treat
Visite privée
Guide professionnel
Licensed local guide
Guide local
Licensed local guide
Information additionnelle
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Price shown is per group
  • A moderate amount of walking is involved (approx. 3 miles)
  • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
À quoi s'attendre
1
Bowling Green
Visit New York's oldest park and learn about its connection to colonial NY and the American Revolution.
2
Charging Bull (Wall Street Bull)
See the famous bronze bull and find out what it represents, how it got there, and who made it.
3
SeaGlass Carousel
Enjoy views of NY's Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island, while enjoying interesting stories about both landmarks from your licensed local guide.
4
Trinity Church
Learn about Trinity Church and visit Alexander Hamilton's monument in the church's graveyard (while learning about the Founding Father's life and tragic death in NYC).
5
Stone Street Historic District
Wind your way along one of New York's oldest streets and take a relaxing coffee break with a small sweet treat on us (coffee/tea would be pay-as-you-go and optional).
6
Federal Hall
Learn about Wall Street's connection to America's early days of an independent nation and New York's role as the country's first capital. See the place where Washington was sworn in as our first President and where Congress ratified the Bill of Rights.
7
Wall Street
Explore one of the most famous streets in the world and learn about Wall Street's evolution over the last few centuries, as well as some of its most famous landmarks.
8
St. Paul's Chapel
Learn about New York's oldest public building and its connection to both George Washington and the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
9
The Oculus
Visit the Oculus and learn about one of the most exciting new structures in New York City.
10
The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Visit the 9/11 Memorial, pay tribute to the victims, and learn about the ideas behind its design. Please note, a visit to the 9/11 Museum is not included in this tour.
11
Bowling Green
Visit New York's oldest park and learn about its connection to colonial NY and the American Revolution.
12
Charging Bull (Wall Street Bull)
See the famous bronze bull and find out what it represents, how it got there, and who made it.
13
SeaGlass Carousel
Enjoy views of NY's Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island, while enjoying interesting stories about both landmarks from your licensed local guide.
14
Trinity Church
Learn about Trinity Church and visit Alexander Hamilton's monument in the church's graveyard (while learning about the Founding Father's life and tragic death in NYC).
15
Stone Street Historic District
Wind your way along one of New York's oldest streets and take a relaxing coffee break with a small sweet treat on us (coffee/tea would be pay-as-you-go and optional).
16
Federal Hall
Learn about Wall Street's connection to America's early days of an independent nation and New York's role as the country's first capital. See the place where Washington was sworn in as our first President and where Congress ratified the Bill of Rights.
17
Wall Street
Explore one of the most famous streets in the world and learn about Wall Street's evolution over the last few centuries, as well as some of its most famous landmarks.
18
St. Paul's Chapel
Learn about New York's oldest public building and its connection to both George Washington and the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
19
The Oculus
Visit the Oculus and learn about one of the most exciting new structures in New York City.
20
The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Visit the 9/11 Memorial, pay tribute to the victims, and learn about the ideas behind its design. Please note, a visit to the 9/11 Museum is not included in this tour.
21
Terrain de boules
Visitez le plus ancien parc de New York et découvrez son lien avec l'État colonial de New York et la Révolution américaine.
22
Taureau de charge (taureau de Wall Street)
Admirez le célèbre taureau de bronze et découvrez ce qu'il représente, comment il est arrivé là et qui l'a fabriqué.
23
Carrousel SeaGlass
Admirez la vue sur le port de New York, la Statue de la Liberté et Ellis Island, tout en profitant d'histoires intéressantes sur les deux points de repère racontées par votre guide local agréé.
24
Église de la Trinité
Découvrez l'église Trinity et visitez le monument d'Alexander Hamilton dans le cimetière de l'église (tout en découvrant la vie et la mort tragique du père fondateur à New York).
25
Quartier historique de Stone Street
Parcourez l'une des plus anciennes rues de New York et prenez une pause-café relaxante avec une petite gâterie sucrée offerte (le café/thé serait payant et facultatif).
26
Salle fédérale
Découvrez le lien de Wall Street avec les débuts de l'Amérique en tant que nation indépendante et le rôle de New York en tant que première capitale du pays. Découvrez l'endroit où Washington a prêté serment en tant que premier président et où le Congrès a ratifié la Déclaration des droits.
27
Wall Street
Explorez l'une des rues les plus célèbres du monde et découvrez l'évolution de Wall Street au cours des derniers siècles, ainsi que certains de ses monuments les plus célèbres.
28
Chapelle Saint-Paul
Découvrez le plus ancien bâtiment public de New York et son lien avec George Washington et les attentats terroristes du 11 septembre.
29
L'Oculus
Visitez l'Oculus et découvrez l'une des nouvelles structures les plus excitantes de New York.
30
Le mémorial et musée national du 11 septembre
Visitez le 9/11 Memorial, rendez hommage aux victimes et découvrez les idées derrière sa conception. Veuillez noter que la visite du musée du 11 septembre n'est pas incluse dans cette visite.
31
Bowling Green
Visit New York's oldest park and learn about its connection to colonial NY and the American Revolution.
32
Charging Bull (Wall Street Bull)
See the famous bronze bull and find out what it represents, how it got there, and who made it.
33
SeaGlass Carousel
Enjoy views of NY's Harbor, the Statue of Liberty, and Ellis Island, while enjoying interesting stories about both landmarks from your licensed local guide.
34
Trinity Church Wall Street
Learn about Trinity Church and visit Alexander Hamilton's monument in the church's graveyard (while learning about the Founding Father's life and tragic death in NYC).
35
Stone Street
Wind your way along one of New York's oldest streets and take a relaxing coffee break with a small sweet treat on us (coffee/tea would be pay-as-you-go and optional).
36
Federal Hall
Learn about Wall Street's connection to America's early days of an independent nation and New York's role as the country's first capital. See the place where Washington was sworn in as our first President and where Congress ratified the Bill of Rights.
37
Wall Street
Explore one of the most famous streets in the world and learn about Wall Street's evolution over the last few centuries, as well as some of its most famous landmarks.
38
St. Paul's Chapel
Learn about New York's oldest public building and its connection to both George Washington and the terrorist attacks on 9/11.
39
The Oculus
Visit the Oculus and learn about one of the most exciting new structures in New York City.
40
The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Visit the 9/11 Memorial, pay tribute to the victims, and learn about the ideas behind its design. Please note, a visit to the 9/11 Museum is not included in this tour.
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Commentaires (9)
natealice
Dec 2017
Max performed a 3 hr private tour for our family of 5. He shared the history of New York and made the tour fun. It was a rainy day but it didn't hamper the tour. He provided us great recommendations for the remainder of the day. We would not have ventured on the subway without Max's guidance. He gave us instructions on how to take subway to Brooklyn Bridge for the next morning and recommended a diner for us to eat breakfast at. We will definitely book with Max again to see another part of the city on our next trip.
Réponse de l'hôte
Jan 2018
Hi Alice, it was great to meet you and your family recently. Thanks for booking a private CityRover tour for your very short visit. I'm glad we got to explore NYC for a bit, despite the rainy weather. You guys were great company, and I hope we can do Part II on your next visit.
rhwilson71
Dec 2017
Max is an exceptional tour guide. He educated and entertained us from the first moment of our three hour tour, through snow & cold wind, and finished in a spot where we could dine like locals on an off-the-beaten path area for a late lunch. Our group of nine ranged from ages 9 - 72, with an even greater variety of interests & personalities - Max genuinely captivated us and tailored the tour to our needs and desires. This tour was the highlight of an action-packed 2.5 day trip to NYC. I will recommend this small, local tour company to everyone who will listen! It was worth every penny!
Réponse de l'hôte
Jan 2018
Rachel, thanks for organizing a private tour with my company! I had a blast with your multi-generational family group. Please get in touch next time you plan a visit. And thank you for sharing your tour experience with other travelers. I am grateful.
travelkm2016
Nov 2017
You're reading this b/c you are trying to figure out what tour is worth your investment - this one is it! You can research must-see spots on your own (and I highly recommend the free guides that you can find on Max's cityrover website), but if you want someone else to do that work to ensure you make the most of your time in NYC, do this tour. We enjoy walking and exploring, and didn't want to waste time on a touristy double decker bus or something that stops for a picture at various sites - we wanted to explore and learn. Max is personable and truly cares that you get out of this tour what you are seeking - he engaged our teens in conversation, and was a true delight to spend a few hours with. This is your tour, he asks when/if you need to rest, snack, take a bathroom break, and made sure we got to our one world trade tour on time - you aren't at the mercy of a fixed tour with a guide that has memorized their script. I highly recommend Max and cityrover.

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