NYC: New York, City of Contrasts Guided Bus Tour

NYC: New York, City of Contrasts Guided Bus Tour

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Go beyond Manhattan and discover the multicultural city that changes from one borough to the next. Explore 4 out of 5 boroughs on a 5-hour tour. See the best of Manhattan, the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn on a guided tour.

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Highlights

Enjoy the best of New York City's exciting neighborhoods on a comprehensive tour
Take a look at the Bronx and learn the stories behind its famous street art and graffiti
Visit the historic Jewish Quarters in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Get a close-up view of the homes of NYC's 2 rival baseball teams: Yankee Stadium in the Bronx and the Mets Citi Field in Queens
Visit the Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens, one of the most culturally diverse areas in the world

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Discover why New York City is the city of contrasts on a guided bus tour. Drive through Harlem, visit the Yankee Stadium, and see the Jewish Quarters in Williams. Board your bus at the Manhattan at Times Square Hotel. Then, head north in Manhattan, going through the neighborhood of Harlem and crossing into the Bronx. Visit the Yankee Stadium, home of the legendary NYC baseball team, and take a restroom, picture-taking, and shopping break. Continue to Grand Concourse Avenue and enter the famous police Precinct 42. Proceed to the South Bronx to see graffiti and street art masterpieces. Hear the stories behind each of the most famous pieces, snapping photos along the way. Head then to Queens, the largest and most multicultural borough in New York. See the most expensive neighbor out of Manhattan, MALBA. The next stop is Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. There you'll find the Mets' Stadium and the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Next, stop in Queens on Roosevelt Avenue, one of the borough’s main streets. See firsthand how immigration and culture prevail in a neighborhood replete with multicultural stores and restaurants Move on to visit Brooklyn. See the Jewish Quarters in Williamsburg, a stark contrast to the trendy areas made famous by movies and TV shows. Finally, head to the Manhattan Bridge where you can decide where to end the tour. End by walking towards the Brooklyn Bridge and visiting the Dumbo neighborhood, or taking in panoramic views as you cross the Manhattan Bridge to reach Chinatown and Little Italy, where you can find the best Italian food in NYC.