USA

New York

Sightseeing			Minivan
Half Day Manhattan Highlights Drive down some of America’s most famous streets and visit its signature landmarks on this 4 hour journey through the heart of Manhattan. The day begins at Columbus circle, at the southern edge of Central Park. Experience the majesty of perhaps the nation’s most famous public park before entering the concrete jungle in earnest. Follow 5th Avenue through the core of New York past the Plaza Hotel, Rockefeller Center, and the Empire State building. Visit Times Square before heading to Lower Manhattan and historic neighborhoods like Greenwich Village, Little Italy, and Wall Street. Finally, finish with Ground Zero, One World Trade Center, and Battery Park. 4 hrs	—	—	$435
Half Day Lower Manhattan The southern tip of Manhattan Island, unmistakably crowned by its line of shimmering modern skyscrapers, has been always been a source of American identity. On this 4 hour tour, experience the famous sights and sounds of Downtown New York. At its very edge is The Battery, a park commanding unmatched views of the harbor and Statue of Liberty. Nearby is the Fraunces Tavern Museum, a preserved 18th century meeting place of the founding fathers. Next is Wall Street, whose importance and fame make it synonymous with wealth and excess. Across town, along the shore of the Hudson River, is perhaps the most important landmark of 21st century America, Ground Zero. It stands a memorial to the tragic events of 9/11. One World Trade Center, the triumphant tower built to replace those destroyed, rises to a height of 1,776 feet, making it the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. Finish the tour with drives through legendary neighborhoods including Little Italy, Chinatown, Greenwich Village, and Five Points. 4 hrs	—	—	$435
Half Day Upper Manhattan Although Downtown Manhattan garners considerable fame in its own right, the upper part of the island plays host to some of the country’s most iconic locations. This 4 hour tour of Midtown and beyond is sure to shorten any bucket list. Start along famous 5th Avenue, visiting Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Next are Radio City Music Hall and The Museum of Modern Art. At Midtown’s southern edge are landmarks like the New York Public Library and Grand Central Station, and of course the Empire State Building. The tour then leaves the towering concrete and steel canyons behind for a green respite with a drive through the many sights of Central Park. Finally, visit the headquarters of the United Nations along the East River before finishing with a drive by the famous sights of Harlem. 4 hrs	—	—	$435
Half Day Brooklyn Connected to Manhattan across one of the world’s most recognizable bridges, Brooklyn is an integral part of New York City, yet also a unique city unto itself. On this 4 hour tour, explore the largest of NYC’s five boroughs. Caught in an ongoing struggle between its rich history and waves of gentrification, Brooklyn offers an array of vibrant neighborhoods and attractions. Begin in Prospect Park, designed by the creators of Central Park, and Brooklyn’s most idyllic green space. Within its grounds are the Botanic Gardens, and the Brooklyn Museum. Nearby is Grand Army Plaza, with the impressive Soldiers and Sailors Arch commemorating the Union Army of the Civil War. Pass the Barclays Center arena on the way into downtown Brooklyn, and Cadman Plaza. Finally, tour the diverse and historically bohemian neighborhood of Williamsburg. 4 hrs	—	—	$435
Full Day Manhattan Although New York City’s expanse covers five boroughs, the island of Manhattan is almost invariably pictured when thinking of “The Big Apple.” On this 8 hour tour, discover a collection of landmarks and historical sites to rival any other worldwide. First is Downtown, unmistakably crowned by its line of shimmering modern skyscrapers. At its very edge is The Battery, a park commanding unmatched views of the harbor and Statue of Liberty. Next is Fraunces Tavern Museum, followed by Wall Street. Across town along the Hudson River is Ground Zero. It stands a memorial to the tragic events of 9/11. One World Trade Center, the triumphant tower built to replace those destroyed, rises to a height of 1,776 feet, making it the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere. Finish with drives through legendary neighborhoods including Little Italy, Chinatown, and Greenwich Village. Transition uptown for the second half of the tour. Start along famous 5th Avenue, visiting Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Next are Radio City Music Hall and The Museum of Modern Art. At Midtown’s southern edge are landmarks like the New York Public Library and Grand Central Station, and of course the Empire State Building. The tour then leaves the towering concrete and steel canyons behind for a green respite with a drive through the many sights of Central Park. Finally, visit the headquarters of the United Nations along the East River before finishing with a drive by the famous sights of Harlem. 8 hrs	—	—	$850
Full Day Hudson Valley Beyond the city, the Hudson River Valley winds north, connecting the metropolis with the rural environs of Upstate New York. Along the way, its shores are decorated with luxurious estates and forested hillsides. A welcome departure from the urbanity of New York, this 8+ hour tour offers an opportunity to sample a selection of these country retreats. Among the possible destinations are the palatial former residences of Captains of industry like Rockefeller and Vanderbilt. Springwood, the former residence of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his family, is located nearby in Hyde Park. Down river is West Point, where the United States Military Academy has stood for centuries. Closest to the City, but by no means bothered by it, is Sunnyside, the home of one of the nation’s original literary celebrities, Washington Irving. 8 hrs	—	—	$1045

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