Afisha Life | Pakiet wycieczek pieszych z przewodnikiem po Nowym Jorku

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Central Park Nowy Jork

Witamy w Central Parku, zielonej oazie w sercu Wielkiego Jabłka! Ta piesza wycieczka z przewodnikiem odkrywa wszystkie najlepsze miejsca w parku, od bardzo popularnego tarasu Bethesda (pojawiającego się w niezliczonych filmach i programach) po malowniczy chodnik w centrum handlowym, zoo w Central Parku i wiele więcej! Idąc, posłuchaj nieoczekiwanych historii związanych z parkiem, jego licznymi atrakcjami i początkami Nowego Jorku.

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Grand Central Terminal

Witamy na najsłynniejszej stacji kolejowej na świecie: Grand Central. Ta piesza wycieczka poprowadzi Cię przez cały ten wspaniały terminal, od budzącej podziw hali głównej po często pomijaną Galerię Szeptów i nie tylko. Posłuchaj historii stojącej za budową stacji, absurdalnie bogatych Vanderbiltów, którzy ją sfinansowali, oraz wszystkich kultowych zabytków, które czynią ten terminal tak wyjątkowym.

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Śródmieście

Witamy w tętniącym życiem, bijącym sercu Nowego Jorku: Midtown Manhattan. Piąta Aleja, Rockefeller Center, Times Square i wiele innych to część Wielkiego Jabłka, w której wszystko się dzieje. Wybierz się na spacer z przewodnikiem GPS po najbardziej znanych zabytkach w tej okolicy i poznaj historię tego wszystkiego. Jeśli chcesz zobaczyć Nowy Jork takim, jakim jest w filmach, to jest miejsce, w którym możesz to zrobić!

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Park baterii

Zobacz Statuę Wolności z najlepszego punktu widokowego w Nowym Jorku! Podziwiając kultowy posąg, dowiedz się wszystkiego o jego stworzeniu, jego symbolice i o tym, jak tak ogromna rzeźba dotarła z Francji do Stanów Zjednoczonych!

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Wall Street

Odkryj serce dzielnicy finansowej Manhattanu, która od ponad wieku zmienia świat. Zwiedzaj miejsca, które musisz zobaczyć, takie jak Charging Bull na Wall Street, One World Trade Center, pomnik ofiar 11 września i wiele innych. Ponadto cofnij się w czasie i poznaj fascynującą historię o tym, jak Nowy Jork stał się finansowym centrum świata, od czasów rewolucji amerykańskiej po skromne początki giełdy nowojorskiej.

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Columbus Circle

Your tour of Midtown Manhattan begins at Columbus Circle at the intersection of 59th and Broadway. From here, you'll stroll through the Big Apple's biggest attractions, from Carnegie Hall to Rockefeller Center and the Empire State Building! NOTE: In this bundle, each tour is 2+ miles long and takes 1-2 hours to complete. Buy once, use for one year! Ideal for extended visits and return trips over the next 12 months.

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Carnegie Hall

Carnegie Hall dates back to 1891, and has been the premier venue for classical music ever since. But this hall doesn't just host classical concerts these days. It's also seen superstars like David Bowie and Jay-Z perform.

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Pulitzer Fountain

This fountain honors the journalist Joseph Pulitzer. And yes, he's the man the Pulitzer Prize was named for. Here, you'll not only get to admire the fountain, but also get an explanation of the sculpture atop it.

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Times Square

No visit to Manhattan would be complete without a stop in Times Square. This iconic square is positively glowing with huge electronic billboards, buzzing with street performers, and lined with one-of-a-kind stores like the strangely fascinating M&M Store. It's a place you won't soon forget!

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Chrysler Building

The Chrysler Building is perhaps New York's second greatest example of the Art Deco movement, behind only the Empire State Building. Its crown, composed of seven radiating arches, is positively iconic, and makes it a fantastic target for photo shoots to commemorate your visit.

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Balto Statue

This statue commemorates everyone's favorite husky, who became famous when he brought lifesaving medicine to a remote Alaskan town through blinding blizzards and subzero temperatures. The dog himself was actually in attendance for the unveiling of this statue!

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Bethesda Terrace

This gorgeous Italian-style terrace is the heart of Central Park. It was crucial to the original design for the park and remains one of the most beautiful places in New York City to this day. It has an upper and a lower section, both of which are simply breathtaking.

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Bethesda Fountain

At 26 feet tall and almost 100 feet across, this fountain is impossible to miss. It's topped by a sculpture known as the Angel of the Waters, which was the only statue included in the original design for Central Park. Here, you'll also get a glimpse at Central Park's long cinematic history.

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Hans Christian Andersen Statue

This bronze statue honors Hans Christian Andersen, the beloved Danish children’s author responsible for works such as "The Little Mermaid" and "The Ugly Duckling." From here, you might also see model sailboats on the water, as long as the weather is warm enough.

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Alice in Wonderland Statue

This large statue of Alice, the Mad Hatter, and the White Rabbit from Lewis Carroll's classic book is a favorite among kids. It was actually designed to be climbed on, and the polished, shiny bronze stands as a testament to how successful this design ended up being.

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The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Colloquially known as the Met, this is one of the most famous museums in the world. It boasts 5,000 years of art from all over the world, from European masters like Monet to artifacts from ancient Egypt and beyond. If you're a lover of art or history, this is a must-see spot.

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Alexander Hamilton Statue

Alexander Hamilton may have been popularized by the Broadway play, but this monument has been here well before anyone thought to put the man on stage. And for good reason! Hamilton was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, and served as George Washington's right hand man during the American Revolution.

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American Merchant Marines Memorial

This strange, unsettling sculpture depicts a drowning man grasping for purchase as another man tries in vain to save him. At high tide, he is completely submerged by water. This memorial commemorates the sinking of the SS Muskogee during World War II.

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Castle Clinton National Monument

Built at the beginning of the 19th century, this castle-like fort was originally designed to fend off a British attack. It later became an immigration processing station and today is where you can buy tickets for the ferry to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. If you want to see those landmarks up close, this is the place to go.

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SeaGlass Carousel

The SeaGlass Carousel is a huge hit among younger visitors. Instead of horses, this carousel features colorful fish. And instead of moving in one direction, the fish twirl and criss-cross and move about the entire space. Your tour concludes here.

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Brooklyn Bridge

Opened in 1883, this iconic bridge almost didn't see the light of day. As you admire its impressive architecture, you'll hear about the multitude of problems which beset the construction process, as well as how engineers finally overcame them.

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Jane's Carousel

This classic wooden carousel was built in 1922 for an amusement park in Youngstown, Ohio. It has been restored to its original working condition and is a wonderful stop for any youngsters.

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St. Ann's Warehouse

These picture-perfect arches are Instagram-famous for a reason. If you're looking for a great photo spot to commemorate your visit to Brooklyn, this is the stop for you. The red brick and lush greenery contrast to make for some truly memorable snapshots.

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Cadman Plaza Park

Cadman Plaza is a pleasant green space named for Reverend Samuel Parkes Cadman. As you stroll through this peaceful space, you'll get to know Cadman and understand why he was important enough to name a park after.

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Brooklyn War Memorial

The Brooklyn War Memorial features two 20-foot-tall statues, which were among the largest in the city when they were first sculpted. It honors those who fought and died during World War II. Your tour concludes here, just down the street from where it began.

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