Afisha Life | Prywatna wycieczka po Nowym Jorku z lokalnymi atrakcjami i ukrytymi klejnotami, w 100% spersonalizowana

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Harlem

Zdobądź to, czego chcesz ze swojego doświadczenia - wypróbuj smaki z całego świata, próbując niektórych klasycznych potraw dusznych w Harlemie

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Most Brookliński

Mógłbyś przejść przez Most Brookliński, może w nocy? Namalujmy obraz — księżyc nad głową, gwiazdy odbijające się w East River poniżej — prawdziwie magiczny.

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Muzeum Sztuki Bronxu

Wybierz się na wystawę lub występ jazzowy na żywo w Bronx Museum of the Arts — jeśli czujesz się wyjątkowo kulturalnie

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Brooklyn

Mikrobrowary, prohibicyjne browary i nowojorska pizza (dość powiedziane).

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Williamsburg

Wędruj po tym modnym miejscu, zobacz, co jest do zobaczenia, jedz, co jest do jedzenia i kupuj, co jest do zrobienia. Głowa do góry, jest dużo wszystkich powyższych. Wypatruj żywej sztuki ulicznej, przeszukuj sklepy z używanymi rzeczami, wpadaj do niewiarygodnie fajnych butików, rozmyślaj nad sztuką współczesną w małej galerii, przeglądaj lokalny pchli targ lub po prostu kopnij na barce z widokiem na panoramę Manhattanu.

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wioska Greenwich

Jeśli kiedykolwiek zastanawiałeś się, jak smakuje Nowy Jork, przekonasz się o tym w Greenwich Village. Dania, które są bliskie sercu każdego nowojorczyka, od ciepłych ciasteczek czekoladowych prosto z pieca, przez kremowy sernik nowojorski, po sycylijskie arancini — dekadenckie kawałki smażonego ryżu nadziewane marzycielskimi kombinacjami, takimi jak Sos boloński i ser topiony. Zajrzyj do klasycznych sklepów typu „mama i pop”, słuchając o włoskich imigrantach, którzy przynieśli ze sobą swoją niesamowitą kulturę kulinarną, delektuj się świeżo nadziewanym cannoli i odpłyń do nowojorskiego nieba kulinarnego, gryząc klasyki, takie jak bułeczki z lox lub kanapka z pastrami wielkości korka do drzwi.

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Grand Central Terminal

Zobaczysz kultowe drapacze chmur i punkty orientacyjne – witaj Grand Central – ale niespodzianką jest to, że będzie to widziane oczami twojego gospodarza. Nie mogą się doczekać, aby podzielić się z Tobą tym, co kochają w okolicy, gdzie spędzają czas i co dobrego do jedzenia i picia.

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Śródmieście

Od Times Square, przez Rockefeller, po Empire State, na metr kwadratowy przypada tu więcej charakterystycznych miejsc Nowego Jorku niż gdziekolwiek indziej w mieście (prawdopodobnie nie zweryfikowaliśmy tego niezależnie…) i Twój gospodarz nie może się doczekać, aby je pokazać Tobie! UWAGA: Opłaty za wstęp nie są wliczone w cenę i zalecamy samodzielne zwiedzanie wnętrz tych atrakcji.

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Dzielnica Meatpackingu

Słabo oświetlone bary koktajlowe, galerie, flagowe sklepy znanych projektantów i ultramodne restauracje. Niezależnie od tego, czy Twoim pomysłem na dobrą zabawę są bardziej modne i ekskluzywne designerskie zakupy, po których następuje koktajl, kolacja podczas ostatniego otwarcia restauracji po wieczornym rozmyślaniu nad sztuką współczesną lub przeskakiwanie do baru między eleganckimi winiarniami i słabo oświetlonymi barami koktajlowymi, wszystko znajdziesz tutaj.

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SoHo

Ciesz się słynnym Soho i jego ukrytymi klejnotami tuż za rogiem od kultowych atrakcji i wędruj jego historycznymi uliczkami

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Małe Włochy

Zalecamy jednak przejrzenie delikatesów w Little Italy, które są w tych samych rodzinach od pokoleń i spróbowanie cannoli lub dwóch, a następnie oddanie hołdu pierwszej pizzerii w Nowym Jorku (oczywiście przez zjedzenie kawałka).

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Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

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Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

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Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

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Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

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Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

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Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

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Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

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Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

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Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

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SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

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Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

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Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

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Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

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Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

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Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

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Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

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Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

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Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

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Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

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Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

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SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

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Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

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Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

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Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

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Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

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Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

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Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

39

Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

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Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

41

Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

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Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

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SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

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Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

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Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

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Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

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Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

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Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

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Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

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Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

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Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

52

Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

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Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

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SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

55

Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

56

Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

57

Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

58

Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

59

Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

60

Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

61

Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

62

Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

63

Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

64

Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

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SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

66

Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

67

Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

68

Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

69

Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

70

Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

71

Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

72

Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

73

Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

74

Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

75

Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

76

SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

77

Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

78

Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

79

Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

80

Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

81

Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

82

Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

83

Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

84

Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

85

Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

86

Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

87

SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

88

Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

89

Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

90

Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

91

Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

92

Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

93

Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

94

Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

95

Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

96

Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

97

Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

98

SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

99

Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

100

Harlem

Get what you want out of your experience - try globally influenced flavors as you sample some of Harlem's classic soul food dishes

101

Brooklyn Bridge

You could walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, maybe at night? Let us paint the picture- the moon overhead, stars reflected in the East River below- truly magical.

102

Bronx Museum of the Arts

Catch an exhibition or live jazz act at the Bronx Museum of the Arts- if you feel super cultured

103

Brooklyn

Microbreweries, prohibition brew houses and NY pizza (enough said).

104

Williamsburg

Roam around this hip(ster) spot, seeing what there is to see, eating what there is to eat and shopping what there is to shop. Head’s up, there’s a lot of all of the above. Spot vivid street art, sift through thrift stores, pop into impossibly cool boutiques, muse over contemporary art in a small gallery, peruse the local flea market or just kick it on a barge overlooking the Manhattan skyline.

105

Greenwich Village

If you’ve ever wondered what New York tastes like, you’ll find out on in Greenwich Village. You’ll could on the dishes that are close to every New Yorker’s heart, from warm-from-the-oven choc’ chip cookies to creamy New York cheesecake, to Sicilian-style arancini - decadent bites of fried rice stuffed with dreamy combos like Bolognese sauce and melted cheese. Snack in a classic ‘mom and pop’ shops as you hear about the Italian immigrants who brought their incredible food culture with them, indulge in a freshly filled cannoli and float away into New York food heaven as you bite into classics like bagels with lox or a door-stopper sized pastrami sandwich.

106

Grand Central Terminal

You’ll see the iconic skyscrapers and landmarks - hello Grand Central - but the twist is, it will be through the eyes of your host. They can’t wait to share with you what they love about the area, where they hang out, and what’s good to eat and drink.

107

Midtown

From Times Square to Rockefeller to the Empire State, there are more New York landmarks here per square metre than anywhere else in the city (probably, we haven’t had this fact independently verified…) and your host can’t wait to show them to you! NOTE: Entrance fees are not included and we recommend that you visit the interior of these attractions autonomously.

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Meatpacking District

Dimly lit cocktail bars, gallery openings, flagship designer stores and ultra-cool restaurants. Whether your idea of a good time is more trendy and high-end designer shopping followed by a cocktail, dinner at the latest restaurant opening followed an evening musing over contemporary art, or bar hopping between sleek wine bars and dimly-lit cocktail joints, you’ll find it all here.

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SoHo

Enjoy the famous Soho and its hidden gems just around the corner from iconic attractions, and wander its historic streets

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Little Italy

We would recommend perusing the delis in Little Italy though, which have been in the same families for generations and trying a cannoli or two, then paying homage to NY’s very first pizzeria (by eating a slice, obviously).

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