Tour in New York
NEW YORK IN TOUR
Visiting New York through organized tours for tourists represents a method
effective for admiring the major attractions of the city. There are so many in New York
tours as a result the tourist will have the opportunity to
choose the attraction most suited to your interests and comforts, as well as
prices and itineraries.
The main reference Tours to visit the attractions of the city of New York I am, The Statue of Liberty, George Washington Bridge, Yankees Stadium, brooklyn bridge, One World Trade Center, Empire State Building, The Metropolitan Museum, The Vessel and Central Park. With more time available, you can visit many other interesting places even outside New York City. Tours can be done by bus, by boat, by helicopter, on foot, by bicycle, pedicap, electric scooter and even in a horse-drawn carriage from horse.
The main reference Tours to visit the attractions of the city of New York I am, The Statue of Liberty, George Washington Bridge, Yankees Stadium, brooklyn bridge, One World Trade Center, Empire State Building, The Metropolitan Museum, The Vessel and Central Park. With more time available, you can visit many other interesting places even outside New York City. Tours can be done by bus, by boat, by helicopter, on foot, by bicycle, pedicap, electric scooter and even in a horse-drawn carriage from horse.
In order to gain time for the purchase of tickets that allow entry to attractions avoiding queues and
save money, better get the New York CityPASS® which allows entry
to 5 of New York's top attractions, two fixed, Empire State Building
American Museum of Natural History, three more to choose from Top of the Rock Observation Deck,
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island,
9/11 Memorial & Museum,
Circle Line Cruises,
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum e
Guggenheim Museum. New York CityPASS® purchases can be made online.
Empire State Building
includes access to the Observatory on the 86th floor and entrance to the Museum on the 2nd floor, plus a bonus for
free general access for the same evening.
At the American Museum of Natural History, entrance to the halls of the Permanent Museum, including over 40 galleries, plus one exhibition chosen from the paid ones, the Davis Family Butterfly Vivarium, the big screen movie or the space show at the Hayden Planetarium.
At the American Museum of Natural History, entrance to the halls of the Permanent Museum, including over 40 galleries, plus one exhibition chosen from the paid ones, the Davis Family Butterfly Vivarium, the big screen movie or the space show at the Hayden Planetarium.
For attractions of your choice, the New York CityPASS® includes, at the Top of the Rock Observation Deck,
General admission.
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, standard admission ticket for a return ride on the Statue City Cruises Ferry for Liberty Island and Ellis Island, including admissions to the Statue of Liberty Museum and Ellis Island Immigration Museum.
9/11 Memorial & Museum, Single entry.
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, General admission, including Space Shuttle Pavilion and Growler submarine.
Guggenheim Museum, admission ticket to the Guggenheim Collection and Special Exhibitions, plus a free digital guide.
Circle Line cruises A scheduled landmarks cruise, a Liberty Midtown cruise, or a Liberty Super Express cruise
Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, standard admission ticket for a return ride on the Statue City Cruises Ferry for Liberty Island and Ellis Island, including admissions to the Statue of Liberty Museum and Ellis Island Immigration Museum.
9/11 Memorial & Museum, Single entry.
Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, General admission, including Space Shuttle Pavilion and Growler submarine.
Guggenheim Museum, admission ticket to the Guggenheim Collection and Special Exhibitions, plus a free digital guide.
Circle Line cruises A scheduled landmarks cruise, a Liberty Midtown cruise, or a Liberty Super Express cruise
Brooklyn Bridge
It connects the boroughs of Brooklyn and Manhattan and crosses the East River. The bridge spans a distance of 1,595.5 feet and is at a height of 276 feet above mean high water. It is the world's first steel suspension bridge and the first fixed crossing of the East River. The Brooklyn Bridge is also one of the oldest road bridges in the United States. Due to its popularity, it was designated a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark in 1972 and National Historic Landmark in 1964.
Statue of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty is one of the greatest symbols of peace and freedom in the world. It was a gift to America from France in 1886. Standing approximately 152 feet tall and weighing approximately 450,000 pounds, this is one of the largest statues in the world. You can see it from most places in NYC, and Battery Park on the south side of Manhattan makes for a great view. But if you really want to catch breathtaking views of the facility, the best way is to book a helicopter tour. This way, you avoid the crazy crowds surrounding
always the Statue of Liberty, while you get the best view of the landmark.
George Washington Bridge
A tour of the George Washington Bridge can be exciting for many reasons, it owns
the world's largest flying United States flag, located under the top arch of the New Jersey tower. Curtains for a vertical height of 90 feet.
The bridge is the only 14-lane suspension bridge in the world.
It is designated a Civil Engineering National Historic Landmark by the American Society of Civil Engineers and is considered one of the most beautiful bridges in the world.
The bridge serves as a link between two famous and historic military sites.
One World Trade Center
One World Trade Center is a memorial to the nearly 3,000 people who lost their
life in the 9/11 attacks and a monument to American freedom.
Its characteristics make One World Trade Center an extraordinary place to visit,
it has an 18-piece spire and reaches a height of 1,776 meters.
The building is made up of nearly 40,000 tons of steel and 49,000 cubic feet of concrete, which is equivalent to approximately 200 miles of city sidewalk.
The edges of the building form eight isosceles triangles and the base is cubic in shape. The building forms a perfect octagon near its centre.
As the sun moves across the sky or people move around the tower, the surfaces look like an ever-changing kaleidoscope.
The building gives the effect of a crystalline structure showing a display of captured and refracted light.
Empire State Building
The Empire State Building takes its name from New York's popular nickname, the "Empire State." The building was designed by architects Shreve, Lamb and Harmon Associates and was built at a time when there was a global race to build the tallest building in the world. The Empire State Building won this competition and has long held the title of the tallest building in the world.
To add to its existing fame, the building has been featured in popular films such as Hancock, Elf, King Kong, An Affair to Remember, Sleepless in Seattle, The Amazing Spiderman, and Independence Day.
It is currently the tallest Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified building in the United States.
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