NYC: Midtown Manhattan Walking Tour with Bagel Tasting

What makes New York New York? Explore the people, cultures, ideas and ambitions that transformed a small Dutch port into a world-class city and a center of finance, power and multiculturalism.
New York City can be overwhelming at first. Get to know New York by exploring its 400-year transformation from the small Dutch port of New Amsterdam into the world-class city we know today.

We'll start near Herald Square with an introduction to the city and its history before stopping for a classic New York bite: a fresh, hand-rolled, kettle-boiled bagel. From there, we'll make our way toward Madison Square Garden, exploring how Manhattan's architecture has evolved from the early 20th century to the present day.

Learn to navigate Manhattan's famous grid, see iconic landmarks such as the Empire State Building, Macy's and Rockefeller Center, and discover the stories behind the streets and buildings around you.

We'll pass through the Garment District to learn how New York became a major center of garment manufacturing, shaped by immigration, industry and labor. Along the way, we'll explore the people, cultures and ideas that helped shape the city, with more opportunities to taste some iconic New York foods.

We'll finish near St. Patrick's Cathedral on Fifth Avenue, bringing together the stories of the people and forces that transformed New York. By the end of the tour, you'll have a better understanding of how the city developed and the context to navigate and explore it on your own.

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Cette excursion peut être annulée sans frais jusqu'à : heures d'annulation avant le début du voyage. Si vous l'annulez après les heures d'annulation ou si vous ne vous présentez pas à l'excursion, le prix total de l'activité vous sera toujours facturé. Tout retard à la prise en charge ou au départ sera considéré comme un retard.