Afisha Life | Dzielnice Nowego Jorku: Harlem, Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn i Coney Island

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Grand Central Terminal

Podróżując wygodnym autokarem, w towarzystwie profesjonalnego, licencjonowanego przewodnika po Nowym Jorku, Twój dzień rozpocznie się w dzielnicy Manhattan, znanej jako „miasto”, z miejsca spotkania w pobliżu stacji Grand Central Terminal, 109 E 42nd St, Nowy Jork, NY 10017, USA

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Harlem

Przyjedziesz po krótkiej przejażdżce przez Harlem na Górnym Manhattanie, dowiesz się o rozwoju tej zróżnicowanej dzielnicy i zobaczysz historyczne miejsca, takie jak światowej sławy Apollo Theatre, miejsce debiutu wielu wykonawców, takich jak Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5 , Marvin Gaye i wielu innych.

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Teatr Apollo

Otrzymasz krótkie wyjaśnienie z zewnątrz teatru

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Bronx

Następnie udasz się na północ do Bronxu, gdzie narodził się rap i hip hop. Na jego ulicach można usłyszeć 75 różnych języków, głównie angielski i hiszpański. Odwiedzisz słynny stadion Yankees i słynny mural Big Pun

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Stadion Jankesów

Zobaczysz dom jednej z najbardziej znanych drużyn baseballowych na świecie: New York Yankees!

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Most Bronx – Whitestone

Most Bronx-Whitestone, znany jako Whitestone Bridge lub po prostu Whitestone, to słynny most wiszący w Nowym Jorku, który prowadzi sześć pasów autostrady międzystanowej 678 tuż nad East River, otwarty w 1939 roku. Przekroczymy go, a potem dostaniemy się do Queens.

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Królowe

Trasa będzie kontynuowana przez East River w dzielnicy Queens, jednym z najbardziej zróżnicowanych etnicznie hrabstw w USA, którego mieszkańcy mówią w ponad 100 językach. Będziesz cieszyć się okolicą Malba i wybrać się na krótki spacer po Flushing Park.

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Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Odwiedź Flushing Meadows Park, siedzibę US Open (jedne z najstarszych mistrzostw tenisowych na świecie), drużynę baseballową New York Mets i Unisphere (pozostałość po Wystawie Światowej w 1964 r.).

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Unisfera

Unisphere to kulista reprezentacja Ziemi ze stali nierdzewnej w Flushing Meadows – Corona Park. Globus został zaprojektowany jako część planu Wystawy Światowej w Nowym Jorku w 1964 roku. Będziemy się nim cieszyć na spacerze w parku.

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Most Kościuszki

Przekroczymy ten most do Brooklynu

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Brooklyn

Później odwiedzisz dzielnicę Brooklynu, jak mówią jej mieszkańcy, jest: „domem dla każdego skąd”, różnorodność kulturowa jego dzielnic jest oczywista. Odwiedzimy dzielnicę Dumbo i zobaczymy Williamsburg.

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Wzgórza koronne

Oglądanie dzielnic Crown Heights, gdzie mieszka jedna z największych chasydzkich społeczności żydowskich poza Izraelem, wraz z młodszą, gentryfikującą populacją nieżydowską

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Williamsburg

Williamsburg, koncentruje życie społeczności żydowskiej na Lee Avenue, głównej arterii dzielnicy. To tutaj znajduje się większość ich świątyń i biznesów.

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Widok na most Dumbo na Manhattanie

Zostajemy tutaj przez 20 minut, pod Mostem Brooklińskim

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Wyspa Coneya

Jeśli wybrałeś opcję obejmującą Coney Island, udasz się na słynną na całym świecie Coney Island, miejsce dla nowojorczyków od pokoleń, szukających zabawy i relaksu. Przy sprzyjającej pogodzie będziesz miał okazję zwiedzić promenadę, podziwiać panoramiczny widok na Luna Park lub nowojorskie akwarium oraz zjeść lunch w oryginalnej, legendarnej restauracji Nathan’s. Jeśli wolisz, możesz zakończyć wycieczkę w tym momencie i cieszyć się niesamowitą Coney Island przez więcej czasu na własną rękę.

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Plaża Brighton

Ciesz się morską bryzą

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Lunapark na Coney Island

Park rozrywki otwarty w 2010 roku, w którym mieścił się Astroland

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Akwarium w Nowym Jorku

Akwarium w Nowym Jorku to najstarsze działające akwarium otwarte w Castle Garden w Battery Park w 1896 roku.

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Nowy Jork

Plan dnia zależy od warunków drogowych i może ulec zmianie ze względu na ograniczenia czasowe. Zakończymy naszą ekscytującą wycieczkę w miejscu spotkania.

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Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

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Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

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Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

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Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

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Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

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Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

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Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

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Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

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Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

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Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

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Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

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Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

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Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

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New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.

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Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

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Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

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Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

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Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

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Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

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Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

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Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

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Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

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Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

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Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

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Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

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Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

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Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

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New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.

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Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

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Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

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Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

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Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

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Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

53

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

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Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

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Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

56

Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

57

Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

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Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

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Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

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Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

61

New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.

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Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

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Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

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Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

65

Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

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Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

67

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

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Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

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Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

70

Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

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Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

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Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

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Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

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Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

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New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.

76

Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

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Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

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Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

79

Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

80

Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

81

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

82

Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

83

Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

84

Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

85

Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

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Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

87

Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

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Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

89

New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.

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Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

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Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

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Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

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Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

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Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

95

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

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Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

97

Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

98

Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

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Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

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Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

101

Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

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Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

103

New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.

104

Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

105

Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

106

Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

107

Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

108

Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

109

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

110

Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

111

Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

112

Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

113

Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

114

Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

115

Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

116

Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

117

New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.

118

Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

119

Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

120

Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

121

Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

122

Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

123

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

124

Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

125

Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

126

Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

127

Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

128

Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

129

Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

130

Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

131

New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.

132

Harlem

You will arrive after a short ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan, you’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites, such as the world-renowned Apollo Theater, debut venue for many performers like Ella Fitzgerald, The Jackson 5, Marvin Gaye and many others.

133

Apollo Theater

You will receive a brief explanation from the outside of the theater

134

Bronx

Next, you'll travel north to the Bronx, where is the birthplace of rap and hip hop. In its streets you can hear 75 different languages, predominantly English and Spanish. You will visit the famous Yankees Stadium and the Big Pun Mural

135

Bronx–Whitestone Bridge

The Bronx-Whitestone Bridge, known as the Whitestone Bridge or just Whitestone, is the famous suspension bridge in New York City that carries six lanes of Interstate 678 just over the East River, opened in 1939. We will cross it, then we will get to Queens.

136

Queens

The tour continues across the East River in the borough of Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US, whose residents speak over 100 languages. You will enjoy the Malba neighborhood, and take a short walk through Flushing Park.

137

Flushing Meadows Corona Park

Visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open (one of the oldest tennis championships in the world), the New York Mets baseball team, and the Unisphere (leftover from the 1964 World’s Fair).

138

Koscuiuszko Bridge

We will cross this bridge to Brooklyn

139

Brooklyn

Later, you’ll visit the borough of Brooklyn,as its inhabitants say, is: "home to everyone from where", the cultural diversity of its neighborhoods is evident. We will visit Dumbo neighborhood and we can see Williamsburg.

140

Williamsburg

Williamsburg, concentrates the life of the Jewish community on Lee Avenue, the main artery of the neighborhood. This is where most of their temples and businesses are.

141

Dumbo Manhattan Bridge View

We stay here for 20 minutes, under the Brooklyn Bridge

142

Coney Island

If you selected the option with Coney Island included, you’ll head down to world famous Coney Island, a destination for New Yorkers for generations, seeking fun and relaxation. Weather permitting, you’ll have an opportunity to explore the boardwalk, panoramic view of Luna Park or New York Aquarium, and to have lunch at the original, legendary Nathan’s restaurant. If you prefer, you can end the tour at this point and enjoy the incredible Coney Island for more time on your own.

143

Brighton Beach

Enjoy the sea breeze

144

Luna Park in Coney Island

Amusement park opened in 2010 where Astroland was located. Only included if the option of Conney Island is selected.

145

New York Aquarium

The New York Aquarium is the oldest operating aquarium opened in Castle Garden in Battery Park, 1896.