Meatpacking District: Chelsea Market and The Highline Tour

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Meatpacking District: Chelsea Market and The Highline Tour

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Visit the Meatpacking District, now the pinnacle of the New York art, leisure and foodie cultures. Take a tour of Chelsea Market and the Highline.

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Highlights

Explore the world-famous Chelsea Market
Visit the Highline, a unique elevated public park
Learn about the history of New York City’s Meatpacking District

Description

Start your 2-hour tour in front of the world famous Chelsea Market. Spend some free time inside the market, sample baked goods and snacks and even do a little shopping. Hear about the infamous Death Avenue before heading up to The Highline, a linear park built on an elevated section of a disused New York Central Railroad spur. Enjoy fantastic views of Chelsea Piers and see where the ill-fated Titanic was meant to dock in 1912. Admire the 18-story luxury boutique Standard Hotel and other local architecture. After visiting The Highline, head into the heart of the Meatpacking District. See the Gansevoort Hotel and walk past several high-fashion flagship stores and some trendy bars.

Includes

Local guide

Important Information

There is no need to confirm your reservation with the local operator's office
Tours operate in most weather conditions, so be sure to dress appropriately
Tours are subject to favorable weather conditions, and if canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund
The Highline access is determined by weather conditions as the park is closed during potentially dangerous conditions
During the warmer seasons, it is recommended that you bring water or other cold beverages to stay cool
There is a reasonable amount of walking involved, so be sure to wear appropriate shoes
There is no guarantee that food vendors will be operating
As a courtesy, if you are unable to join the tour, please inform the tour operator as soon as possible