• Times Square / Theater District - Begin your journey in the vibrant core of Midtown, where towering LED displays and lively crowds create an unparalleled energy. Known as “The Crossroads of the World,” Times Square is the perfect starting point for an unforgettable day of exploration—and it’s just the beginning.
• Columbus Circle - Circle around the iconic marble statue of Christopher Columbus before entering the grand entrance of Central Park. Surrounded by elegant fountains and upscale shops at the Shops at Columbus Circle, it’s an ideal spot for a first photo-op and a taste of New York’s blend of history and high style.
• Central Park - Escape the city’s hustle as you wander through tree-lined paths, manicured lawns, and picturesque bridges in this 843-acre urban oasis. From the moment you enter, you’ll understand why Central Park is the “green lung” of Manhattan—an idyllic setting for a leisurely stroll, people-watching, or simply soaking in pure New York magic.
• The Plaza - Proudly standing at the southeast corner of the park, the Plaza Hotel is a living legend of luxury. With its grand façade and opulent interiors, it has graced novels and films alike—offering a regal backdrop for your next snapshot.
• Fifth Avenue - Stroll past the world’s most prestigious shopping thoroughfare, where flagship stores and couture boutiques line the boulevard. Even if you’re window-shopping, Fifth Avenue’s elegance and flair for fashion deliver an irresistible dose of Big Apple glamour.
• Rockefeller Plaza Manhattan New York City - Home to the famed ice-rink (winter) and sun-soaked courtyard (summer), Rockefeller Plaza is bustling with activity year-round. Don’t miss the chance to glimpse Top of the Rock’s soaring observation deck or simply enjoy the lively plaza atmosphere.
• St. Patrick’s Cathedral - Step inside this neo-Gothic masterpiece to marvel at its soaring spires, luminous stained glass, and intricate stonework. As a peaceful retreat amid the Midtown hustle, St. Patrick’s Cathedral invites reflection—and a moment to appreciate New York’s spiritual and architectural heritage.
• Empire State Building - Rising 1,250 feet above Fifth Avenue, this Art Deco icon has defined the city skyline since 1931. Whether viewed from below or admired from afar, the Empire State Building embodies New York’s boundless ambition and remains a bucket-list highlight.
• Flatiron Building - Discover the city’s original “skyscraper,” whose unique triangular silhouette anchors the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Broadway. Its Beaux-Arts façade and cinematic allure make the Flatiron Building a beloved landmark—and a must-capture photo.
• Greenwich Village - Immerse yourself in the bohemian spirit of “the Village,” where tree-lined streets, offbeat cafés, and historic brownstones whisper tales of artists, writers, and musicians. From Washington Square Park’s iconic arch to intimate jazz clubs, Greenwich Village captures NYC’s free-spirited heart.
• SoHo - Stroll cobblestone streets flanked by cast-iron lofts converted into chic galleries and boutiques. SoHo’s blend of art, fashion, and industrial-chic architecture makes it a creative hotspot—perfect for uncovering hidden gems and trendsetting design.
• Chinatown - Dive into a sensory feast of vibrant markets, sizzling dumpling houses, and ornate temples. In Manhattan’s Chinatown, every corner tells a story of immigrant resilience and culinary innovation—guaranteed to tantalize taste buds and spark cultural curiosity.
• Little Italy - Step into a slice of “la dolce vita” along historic Mulberry Street, where family-run eateries, festive street fairs, and the scent of fresh espresso transport you to Italy. Little Italy’s warm hospitality and time-honored recipes turn every visit into a delicious celebration.
• Financial District - Feel the pulse of global finance as you pass sleek skyscrapers and historic cobblestones alike. From the Charging Bull to the sleek new towers rising at every turn, the Financial District is where New York’s economic engine roars to life.
• Wall Street - Stand on the famed strip where fortunes are made and history is written. Wall Street’s iconic buildings—like the Federal Hall National Memorial—remind us that this narrow stretch has shaped world markets for centuries. Marvel at the neoclassical grandeur of the NYSE, with its towering columns and friezes symbolizing commerce and progress. Though trading floors may buzz behind closed doors, the Exchange’s exterior remains one of the world’s most instantly recognized financial monuments.
• Trinity Church - Nestled among steel giants, this 1698-founded Gothic Revival church feels like a peaceful retreat in the city’s heart. Its historic graveyard holds the remains of luminaries like Alexander Hamilton—adding a profound layer of New York lore to your journey.
• One World Trade Center - Gaze up at the gleaming spire of One World Trade Center, a testament to resilience and renewal. As you approach the 9/11 Memorial Plaza, you’ll sense the depth of meaning behind this modern beacon of hope. Pause at the twin reflecting pools carving out the footprints of the fallen towers, and locate the Survivor Tree thriving nearby. “Reflecting Absence” invites quiet remembrance, offering a deeply moving homage to lives lost and lives rebuilt.
• Battery Park - Unwind in this waterfront sanctuary where harbor breezes and scenic benches overlook Statue-studded waters. It’s the ideal finale to your tour—or the launch point for lunch, souvenir shopping, or a free ride on the Staten Island Ferry.
• Statue of Liberty - [OPTIONAL] Hop aboard the free ferry for an unbeatable panoramic cruise past Lady Liberty herself. As the bronze torchbearer of freedom grows larger on the horizon, you’ll appreciate why her silhouette remains the enduring symbol of the American dream.

• Professional Licensed New York tour guides
• Comprehensive bus and walking tour of Manhattan
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Gratuities

Spend your morning on our bus-and-walk tour to discover Manhattan’s premier attractions. Begin at Times Square, and journey through Midtown to Columbus Circle for photos and a leisurely walk in Central Park. Pass by horse-drawn carriages, luxurious apartments, and the renowned Plaza Hotel on Central Park South. Travel along Fifth Avenue, with stops at Rockefeller Plaza, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the Empire State Building, and the Flatiron Building. Continue downtown through Greenwich Village, SoHo, Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Financial District—spotting Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange, and Trinity Church. Take a moment at One World Trade Center and the 9/11 Memorial for reflection. Conclude at Battery Park, where you can enjoy lunch or take the free Staten Island Ferry past the Statue of Liberty before heading back to Times Square.

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