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Magasinez de la mode d'occasion et vintage à New York

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Pour le shopping TEEN, veuillez consulter les visites pour adolescents de ZTrend, créées pour les TEENS

Découvrez 2,5 à 3 heures de shopping d'occasion guidé à New York avec un expert du shopping ! New York est une ville avant-gardiste, connue pour ses boutiques vintage stellaires, mais avec tant de grands magasins, il est facile de manquer le meilleur de la ville.

Après une rencontre conviviale dans un café, votre guide vous conduit dans plus de 4 magasins d'occasion différents, avec le temps d'essayer, et vous envoie avec une carte du magasin afin que vous puissiez continuer à faire vos achats comme un local .

• Achetez des vêtements uniques vintage + revente (taille 0 à 10) à des prix avantageux
• Passez jusqu'à 20 à 30 minutes à chaque endroit avec un acheteur personnel
• Profitez de l'attention personnelle de votre guide sur cette tournée, plafonnée à 6 acheteurs
• Chaque invité reçoit une liste cartographiée gratuite avec plus de 30 magasins
• Lieu de rencontre sans tracas à Manhattan
• Vous obtenez mon "œil vif" lorsque vous magasinez avec moi
• Cette visite shopping est disponible en option privée avec des dates et heures de début flexibles
Ville: La ville de New York
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You will receive a print out of my exclusive mapped guide, revealing an additional 40+ of my favorite shops around NYC to explore on your own -- an excellent shopping resource. My map will ensure that you continue to discover wonderful second-hand shops throughout your stay.
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You will receive a print out of my exclusive mapped guide, revealing an additional 40+ of my favorite shops around NYC to explore on your own -- an excellent shopping resource. My map will ensure that you continue to discover wonderful second-hand shops throughout your stay.
You will receive a print out of my exclusive mapped guide, revealing an additional 40+ of my favorite shops around NYC to explore on your own -- an excellent shopping resource. My map will ensure that you continue to discover wonderful second-hand shops throughout your stay.
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Information additionnelle
  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs souffrant de lésions de la colonne vertébrale
  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs enceintes
  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs ayant une mauvaise santé cardiovasculaire
  • Convient à tous niveaux de forme physique
  • L'âge minimum est de 17 ans | pas de bébés - des visites pour adolescents sont disponibles sur demande.
  • Tous les invités peuvent se tenir debout et marcher sur une distance sans difficulté.
À quoi s'attendre
1
ZTrend
Together, we will visit 5+ shops for women's fun fashion and accessories, and at one point we’ll either hop a bus across town or maybe even travel into Brooklyn to visit some more of my favorite shops. Please bring your NYC Metro card loaded with two rides - we may only use one. Your shopping experience will last 3.5 - 4 hours (including 30 minutes cafe time). We’ll walk approximately 1.5 miles and spend 20 min at each location. Restrooms are available at the meeting location, one in-between, and another at the end. - Wear comfy shoes & clothes to easily change in & out of - Eat before - Bring your metro card - Semi-private groups include up to 6 shoppers
2
Eataly
Our meeting spot: New York City’s iconic Eataly. A vibrant marketplace featuring everything Italian! Arrive early before our tour for delicious Italian coffee, meal, dessert or even an adult beverage!
3
Flatiron Building
Pass by the Flatiron Building built in 1902, designed by Chicago architect Daniel Burnham.
4
Flatiron District
We will walk through the Flatiron District of New York City on our way to our first shop of fabulous finds in Chelsea.
5
Madison Square Park
We may walk through New York’s beautiful Madison Square Park where the original Madison Square Garden once stood in 1879 at the northeast corner of East 26th Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan.
6
William Jenkins Worth Monument
The Worth Monument was designed by James Goodwin Batterson, who founded Travelers Insurance Company, and was also involved in the design and construction of the United States Capitol and Library of Congress in Washington, D. C., as well as the New York State Capitol in Albany.
7
Western Union Building
1884 Western Union Building - 186 Fifth Avenue is one of more than 130 branch building locations throughout New York City: Western Union Telegraph Company completed the first transcontinental telegraph line--the wires fabricated in iron--on October 24, 1861.   Two days later the Government ceased operation of the Pony Express service
8
Tin Pan Alley
Tin Pan Alley was a collection of music publishers and songwriters in New York City which dominated the popular music of the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It originally referred to a specific place: West 28th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues where George Gershwin began his career as a song plugger (sight reader) in New York’s Tin Pan Alley.
9
Williamsburg
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture out to charming Williamsburg, Brooklyn where we can shop several stores for unique finds.
10
Greenwich Village
We will walk through the Greenwich Village known for the beatniks and artists in the 1960s where we will visit a couple of stores.
11
East Village
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture over to the East Village know for it's 1980s punk rock scene and alternative live music in the 1990s.
12
ZTrend
Together, we will visit 5+ shops for women's fun fashion and accessories, and at one point we’ll either hop a bus across town or maybe even travel into Brooklyn to visit some more of my favorite shops. Please bring your NYC Metro card loaded with two rides - we may only use one. Your shopping experience will last 3.5 - 4 hours (including 30 minutes cafe time). We’ll walk approximately 1.5 miles and spend 20 min at each location. Restrooms are available at the meeting location, one in-between, and another at the end. - Wear comfy shoes & clothes to easily change in & out of - Eat before - Bring your metro card - Semi-private groups include up to 6 shoppers
13
Eataly
Our meeting spot: New York City’s iconic Eataly. A vibrant marketplace featuring everything Italian! Arrive early before our tour for delicious Italian coffee, meal, dessert or even an adult beverage!
14
Flatiron Building
Pass by the Flatiron Building built in 1902, designed by Chicago architect Daniel Burnham.
15
Flatiron District
We will walk through the Flatiron District of New York City on our way to our first shop of fabulous finds in Chelsea.
16
Madison Square Park
We may walk through New York’s beautiful Madison Square Park where the original Madison Square Garden once stood in 1879 at the northeast corner of East 26th Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan.
17
William Jenkins Worth Monument
The Worth Monument was designed by James Goodwin Batterson, who founded Travelers Insurance Company, and was also involved in the design and construction of the United States Capitol and Library of Congress in Washington, D. C., as well as the New York State Capitol in Albany.
18
Western Union Building
1884 Western Union Building - 186 Fifth Avenue is one of more than 130 branch building locations throughout New York City: Western Union Telegraph Company completed the first transcontinental telegraph line--the wires fabricated in iron--on October 24, 1861.   Two days later the Government ceased operation of the Pony Express service
19
Tin Pan Alley
Tin Pan Alley was a collection of music publishers and songwriters in New York City which dominated the popular music of the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It originally referred to a specific place: West 28th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues where George Gershwin began his career as a song plugger (sight reader) in New York’s Tin Pan Alley.
20
Williamsburg
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture out to charming Williamsburg, Brooklyn where we can shop several stores for unique finds.
21
Greenwich Village
We will walk through the Greenwich Village known for the beatniks and artists in the 1960s where we will visit a couple of stores.
22
East Village
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture over to the East Village know for it's 1980s punk rock scene and alternative live music in the 1990s.
23
ZTrend
Together, we will visit 5+ shops for women's fun fashion and accessories, and at one point we’ll either hop a bus across town or maybe even travel into Brooklyn to visit some more of my favorite shops. Please bring your NYC Metro card loaded with two rides - we may only use one. Your shopping experience will last 3.5 - 4 hours (including 30 minutes cafe time). We’ll walk approximately 1.5 miles and spend 20 min at each location. Restrooms are available at the meeting location, one in-between, and another at the end. - Wear comfy shoes & clothes to easily change in & out of - Eat before - Bring your metro card - Semi-private groups include up to 6 shoppers
24
Eataly
Our meeting spot: New York City’s iconic Eataly. A vibrant marketplace featuring everything Italian! Arrive early before our tour for delicious Italian coffee, meal, dessert or even an adult beverage!
25
Flatiron Building
Pass by the Flatiron Building built in 1902, designed by Chicago architect Daniel Burnham.
26
Flatiron District
We will walk through the Flatiron District of New York City on our way to our first shop of fabulous finds in Chelsea.
27
Madison Square Park
We may walk through New York’s beautiful Madison Square Park where the original Madison Square Garden once stood in 1879 at the northeast corner of East 26th Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan.
28
William Jenkins Worth Monument
The Worth Monument was designed by James Goodwin Batterson, who founded Travelers Insurance Company, and was also involved in the design and construction of the United States Capitol and Library of Congress in Washington, D. C., as well as the New York State Capitol in Albany.
29
Western Union Building
1884 Western Union Building - 186 Fifth Avenue is one of more than 130 branch building locations throughout New York City: Western Union Telegraph Company completed the first transcontinental telegraph line--the wires fabricated in iron--on October 24, 1861.   Two days later the Government ceased operation of the Pony Express service
30
Tin Pan Alley
Tin Pan Alley was a collection of music publishers and songwriters in New York City which dominated the popular music of the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It originally referred to a specific place: West 28th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues where George Gershwin began his career as a song plugger (sight reader) in New York’s Tin Pan Alley.
31
Williamsburg
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture out to charming Williamsburg, Brooklyn where we can shop several stores for unique finds.
32
Greenwich Village
We will walk through the Greenwich Village known for the beatniks and artists in the 1960s where we will visit a couple of stores.
33
East Village
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture over to the East Village know for it's 1980s punk rock scene and alternative live music in the 1990s.
34
ZTrend
Together, we will visit 5+ shops for women's fun fashion and accessories, and at one point we’ll either hop a bus across town or maybe even travel into Brooklyn to visit some more of my favorite shops. Please bring your NYC Metro card loaded with two rides - we may only use one. Your shopping experience will last 3.5 - 4 hours (including 30 minutes cafe time). We’ll walk approximately 1.5 miles and spend 20 min at each location. Restrooms are available at the meeting location, one in-between, and another at the end. - Wear comfy shoes & clothes to easily change in & out of - Eat before - Bring your metro card - Semi-private groups include up to 6 shoppers
35
Eataly
Our meeting spot: New York City’s iconic Eataly. A vibrant marketplace featuring everything Italian! Arrive early before our tour for delicious Italian coffee, meal, dessert or even an adult beverage!
36
Flatiron Building
Pass by the Flatiron Building built in 1902, designed by Chicago architect Daniel Burnham.
37
Flatiron District
We will walk through the Flatiron District of New York City on our way to our first shop of fabulous finds in Chelsea.
38
Madison Square Park
We may walk through New York’s beautiful Madison Square Park where the original Madison Square Garden once stood in 1879 at the northeast corner of East 26th Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan.
39
William Jenkins Worth Monument
The Worth Monument was designed by James Goodwin Batterson, who founded Travelers Insurance Company, and was also involved in the design and construction of the United States Capitol and Library of Congress in Washington, D. C., as well as the New York State Capitol in Albany.
40
Western Union Building
1884 Western Union Building - 186 Fifth Avenue is one of more than 130 branch building locations throughout New York City: Western Union Telegraph Company completed the first transcontinental telegraph line--the wires fabricated in iron--on October 24, 1861.   Two days later the Government ceased operation of the Pony Express service
41
Tin Pan Alley
Tin Pan Alley was a collection of music publishers and songwriters in New York City which dominated the popular music of the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It originally referred to a specific place: West 28th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues where George Gershwin began his career as a song plugger (sight reader) in New York’s Tin Pan Alley.
42
Williamsburg
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture out to charming Williamsburg, Brooklyn where we can shop several stores for unique finds.
43
Greenwich Village
We will walk through the Greenwich Village known for the beatniks and artists in the 1960s where we will visit a couple of stores.
44
East Village
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture over to the East Village know for it's 1980s punk rock scene and alternative live music in the 1990s.
45
ZTrend
Together, we will visit 5+ shops for women's fun fashion and accessories, and at one point we’ll either hop a bus across town or maybe even travel into Brooklyn to visit some more of my favorite shops. Please bring your NYC Metro card loaded with two rides - we may only use one. Your shopping experience will last 3.5 - 4 hours (including 30 minutes cafe time). We’ll walk approximately 1.5 miles and spend 20 min at each location. Restrooms are available at the meeting location, one in-between, and another at the end. - Wear comfy shoes & clothes to easily change in & out of - Eat before - Bring your metro card - Semi-private groups include up to 6 shoppers
46
Eataly
Our meeting spot: New York City’s iconic Eataly. A vibrant marketplace featuring everything Italian! Arrive early before our tour for delicious Italian coffee, meal, dessert or even an adult beverage!
47
Flatiron Building
Pass by the Flatiron Building built in 1902, designed by Chicago architect Daniel Burnham.
48
Flatiron District
We will walk through the Flatiron District of New York City on our way to our first shop of fabulous finds in Chelsea.
49
Madison Square Park
We may walk through New York’s beautiful Madison Square Park where the original Madison Square Garden once stood in 1879 at the northeast corner of East 26th Street and Madison Avenue in Manhattan.
50
William Jenkins Worth Monument
The Worth Monument was designed by James Goodwin Batterson, who founded Travelers Insurance Company, and was also involved in the design and construction of the United States Capitol and Library of Congress in Washington, D. C., as well as the New York State Capitol in Albany.
51
Western Union Building
1884 Western Union Building - 186 Fifth Avenue is one of more than 130 branch building locations throughout New York City: Western Union Telegraph Company completed the first transcontinental telegraph line--the wires fabricated in iron--on October 24, 1861.   Two days later the Government ceased operation of the Pony Express service
52
Tin Pan Alley
Tin Pan Alley was a collection of music publishers and songwriters in New York City which dominated the popular music of the United States in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It originally referred to a specific place: West 28th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues where George Gershwin began his career as a song plugger (sight reader) in New York’s Tin Pan Alley.
53
Williamsburg
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture out to charming Williamsburg, Brooklyn where we can shop several stores for unique finds.
54
Greenwich Village
We will walk through the Greenwich Village known for the beatniks and artists in the 1960s where we will visit a couple of stores.
55
East Village
Depending upon the groups desire we may venture over to the East Village know for it's 1980s punk rock scene and alternative live music in the 1990s.
56
ZTrend
Ensemble, nous visiterons plus de 5 boutiques de mode et d'accessoires amusants pour femmes, et à un moment donné, nous sauterons dans un bus à travers la ville ou peut-être même nous rendrons à Brooklyn pour visiter d'autres de mes boutiques préférées. Veuillez apporter votre carte NYC Metro chargée de deux trajets - nous ne pouvons en utiliser qu'un seul. Votre expérience d'achat durera 3,5 à 4 heures (dont 30 minutes de café). Nous marcherons environ 1,5 miles et passerons 20 minutes à chaque endroit. Des toilettes sont disponibles sur le lieu de la réunion, une entre les deux et une autre à la fin. - Portez des chaussures et des vêtements confortables pour vous changer facilement - Manger avant - Apportez votre carte de métro - Les groupes semi-privés comprennent jusqu'à 6 acheteurs
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Eataly
Notre point de rendez-vous : l'emblématique Eataly de New York. Un marché dynamique proposant tout ce qui est italien ! Arrivez tôt avant notre visite pour un délicieux café italien, un repas, un dessert ou même une boisson pour adultes !
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Flatiron Bâtiment
Passez devant le Flatiron Building construit en 1902, conçu par l'architecte de Chicago Daniel Burnham.
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Quartier Flatiron
Nous traverserons le Flatiron District de New York en direction de notre premier magasin de trouvailles fabuleuses à Chelsea.
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Parc de Madison Square
Nous pouvons nous promener dans le magnifique Madison Square Park de New York, où se trouvait autrefois le Madison Square Garden d'origine en 1879, à l'angle nord-est de East 26th Street et de Madison Avenue à Manhattan.
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Monument à William Jenkins Worth
Le Worth Monument a été conçu par James Goodwin Batterson, qui a fondé la Travelers Insurance Company, et a également participé à la conception et à la construction du Capitole des États-Unis et de la Bibliothèque du Congrès à Washington, DC, ainsi que du Capitole de l'État de New York à Albany.
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Bâtiment Western Union
1884 Western Union Building - 186 Fifth Avenue est l'une des plus de 130 succursales réparties dans la ville de New York : Western Union Telegraph Company a achevé la première ligne télégraphique transcontinentale - les fils fabriqués en fer - le 24 octobre 1861.   Deux jours plus tard le gouvernement a cessé l'exploitation du service Pony Express
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Allée des casseroles en fer blanc
Tin Pan Alley était une collection d'éditeurs de musique et d'auteurs-compositeurs à New York qui dominait la musique populaire des États-Unis à la fin du 19e et au début du 20e siècle. Il se référait à l'origine à un endroit précis : West 28th Street entre la Cinquième et la Sixième Avenue où George Gershwin a commencé sa carrière en tant que plugger de chansons (lecteur à vue) dans la Tin Pan Alley de New York.
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Williamsburg
Selon le désir du groupe, nous pouvons nous aventurer dans la charmante Williamsburg, Brooklyn, où nous pouvons magasiner dans plusieurs magasins pour des trouvailles uniques.
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Greenwich village
Nous traverserons le Greenwich Village connu pour les beatniks et les artistes des années 1960 où nous visiterons quelques magasins.
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Village de l'Est
Selon le désir du groupe, nous pouvons nous aventurer dans l'East Village connu pour sa scène punk rock des années 1980 et sa musique live alternative dans les années 1990.
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Commentaires (84)
Roam4416960475
Aug 2019
Incredible, productive and super fun morning with Suzanne! Appreciated the overview Suzanne provided before we hit the street. Suzanne did a great job assessing our group of 3 during that time—great intuition and insight! Along with providing us with an amazing guide including close to 80 potential stops, Suzanne figured out where to take us during our opening orientation. Appreciated that we moved quickly between stops but that Suzanna adjusted to allow for the right amount of shopping time at each stop based on our interests. We picked this activity specifically for our teenage daughter who was over the moon with her finds. Her big brother came along just because, but found some retro items that he was thrilled with. Suzanne tuned in to everyone and made the morning extra special.
ma031012
Aug 2019
From beginning to end our experience was fantastic! Meeting up was super easy and everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Suzanne was fabulous and we would definitely consider spending more time with her on our next trip. The tour was very well thought out and each store we visited was explained so we knew what to expect before going in. The stores were also great and had lots of variety and great pieces (great prices as well!!) highly recommend for anyone who is an experienced thrift store shopper or someone who has never step foot in a second hand store. No matter you’re level of experience, Suzanne will make sure you are well informed!
Réponse de l'hôte
Aug 2019
It makes me happy to know that you had and enjoyable time shopping with me. I have been in love with shopping from the time I can remember (5 years old)... I love to shop New York's specialty SoHo boutiques, second-hand shops, and our amazing sample sales! New York is the only place you can get this kind of shopping. Please keep my card, and look me up on your next visit to New York City.
princesstina
Jul 2019
Suzanna was very fun but spent a lot of time talking in the beginning, time that could have been used shopping. My cousin was with me and had different interests than myself and Suzanna and she felt like her feelings were ignored. You have to be ready to “hunt” for items and be serious about buckling down and shopping this is not for a casual shopper but one who is ready to put in the time and hard work to find that hidden gem.
Réponse de l'hôte
Jul 2019
You are correct that this shopping day is for women who love second-hand clothing and enjoys the search. Depending upon the group size, I will work with people to help them find things, as I did for you. I found you quite adorable and fun to be around and could have spent the entire day shopping with you but we had to cut it short because of your cousin. The guided shopping day is 3 hours of shopping and 30 minutes of cafe time, totaling 3 1/2 hours. I always spend 20 - 30 minutes at the cafe to discuss the complimentary shopping guide to additional second-hand shops that I give to everyone, as well as to understand their shopping interests. Your cousin never expressed any interests during our meeting. From the time we met at the cafe until the time we departed your cousin engaged in such ungracious abusive behavior towards me. I can’t think of a time that I had been treated so poorly by anyone. She snapped at me in the cafe; never told me what she was interested in shopping for; was extremely dismissive to me at all times - on three occasions she had walked away from me while I was talking to her; not once did she have anything nice to say to me during our time together; I never saw her shopping in any of the stores; she was extremely bossy: twice she had ‘told’ me to go wait on line (once for the dressing room and once for the cashier) and she got very angry when I didn’t comply with her demands. Waiting on lines is not my roll. When I shop with a few persons I pull things for them to help them find things. It’s something I enjoy doing. As a favor to you in this particular store, because the dressing room lines can get long, and you were the only one shopping, and you had more than the number of items allowed into the room at one time, I offered to get on the line once you were inside the dressing room. This way you we could speed up you trying on clothing. While I was pulling clothing for you, you had asked me to help your cousin shop for 80s clothing for an upcoming 80s party. When I finally found your cousin, she was texting on her phone sitting in a corner of the store. I showed her the clothing I had pulled for her she made a face (the same face she was making to me all day) and said ‘no’. I asked her if she would like to try something on and she told me that she didn’t want to try on anything and as long as you were having fun she was fine. I felt we could have had a fabulous time without your cousin.

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