Experience hosted by Richard
42nd Street in the home to many famous sites such as Broadway and Off-Broadways Theaters, Grand Central Station, the New York Public Library, Bryant Park and the Chrysler Building to name a few.Tour Highlights. But there used to be building such as the Crystal Palace, the Latting Observatory, the Astor Hotel, the Opera House, and a Croton Reservoir on or around 42nd Street. We'll visit Broadway and Off-Broadway and you'll learn how differentiate these two types of theaters. You'll learn why how the 42nd Street became the "The Great White Way" and see the famous lions in from the a great library and learn its many secrets.
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Meet at AMC Empire 25 - New York to start your journey
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I am a licensed New York City Tour Guide who has been conducting walking and foods tours for many years. As a native New Yorker who has spent his life in New York, I know the history of the city and can bring you to very unique and hidden parts of Manhattan. I can also do traditional tours as historic places such as Rockefeller Center, the Gilded Age, Bryant Park, Little Italy, Hamilton, Chinatown, Grand Central, Broadway Theaters, the Lower East Side and the Upper West Side. Several tours can be combined with food stops.
You'll learn facts such as which is the most popular bathroom in New York City, where did Alexander Hamilton live, and how Manhattan got its name.