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Private New York City Midtown Landmarks Walking Tour

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On this private walking tour through Midtown Manhattan and cover some of the most famous landmarks in New York City, including the Chrysler Building, Grand Central Terminal, NY Public Library, Rockefeller Center, Bryant Park, Times Square, Park Avenue, Waldorf Astoria, and Saint Patrick's Cathedral. Learn about these world-famous buildings and places in an intimate group setting without microphones, flags or memorized scripts.

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Duration 3-4 hours

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Pickup Included

Since our tours are private, we can pick you up from your hotel or apt rental, if you prefer. The travel time from your lodging to Midtown landmarks would be part of our tour time. We would either walk or use the subway to get to Midtown. Otherwise, we can meet at the designated meeting point. Please indicate clearly during booking if you would like to be picked up rather than meeting at the designated point.

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Additional Information

  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Price shown is per group
  • Tour covers about 3 miles on foot, so please wear comfortable shoes
  • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

Includes

  • Licensed local guide

Special Instructions

• Comfortable walking shoes and a bottle of water are recommended

Itinerary

  • Estimated Time : 30 minutes

    Grand Central Station : Explore one of the most famous, beautiful, and important buildings in New York City -- Grand Central Terminal -- inside and out. Learn about its ups and downs over the last century, the Vanderbilt connection, and test out the "Whispering Gallery". Enjoy a small chocolate treat inside the Terminal.

    Free Admission

  • Estimated Time : 15 minutes

    Chrysler Building : Learn about one of America's most famous skyscrapers -- a stunning example of New York's "wedding cake" Art Deco architecture -- and its role in the "Race For the World's Tallest" in the late 1920s.

    Free Admission

  • Estimated Time : 30 minutes

    New York Public Library (Main Branch) : Discover the Beaux-Arts masterpiece on Fifth Avenue that is the NY Public Library and learn why it's called the "People's Palace", what rare gems are houses in its collection, and some fun facts about the massive classical building. We may explore the building's stunning interior if group size and library hours allow.

    Free Admission

  • Estimated Time : 15 minutes

    New York City St. Patrick's Cathedral : Learn about the iconic late-19th-century Gothic cathedral that graces Fifth Avenue and enjoy a terrific photo opportunity from across the street next to the Atlas sculpture. We may go inside the cathedral (optional) if time allows.

    Free Admission

  • Estimated Time : 20 minutes

    Bryant Park : Take a breather inside one of New York's most popular green spaces, surrounded by Midtown skyscrapers on all sides. Learn about the American Radiator Building, the Empire State Building, and the evolution of the area, while taking a short break in the park.

    Free Admission

  • Estimated Time : 20 minutes

    Times Square : Learn about New York's "Center of the Universe" -- Times Square and the Broadway Theater District -- and enjoy terrific photo opportunities.

    Free Admission

  • Estimated Time : 30 minutes

    Rockefeller Center : Explore Rockefeller Plaza (the seasonal location of the famous ice-skating rink), 30 Rockefeller Center (observation deck not included), and Radio City Music Hall. Learn about the Rockefellers, the Center's history, and some incredible 1930s-era artwork.

    Free Admission

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