New York City Walking Tour 3h30 and 22 audio reviews

In the middle of Fifth Avenue, one of New York’s most famous streets, stands this magnificent white marble cathedral in stark contrast to New York’s tall skyscrapers.

Here you are in front of the imposing Rockefeller Center, which stands in the heart of the theater district.

It is often compared to the Champs Elysées of Paris, the 5th Avenue of New York is undoubtedly the most upscale street in Manhattan!

Another great mythical monument of New York, Grand Central Station is undoubtedly one of the buildings not to be missed!

Here you are at the foot of one of New York’s tallest skyscrapers, the Chrysler Building.

The second largest public library in the United States, the New York Public Library is full of literary and historical treasures among the 56 million documents it has collected since it opened in 1895.

In the heart of Manhattan and a stone’s throw from Fifth Avenue, you’re in Bryant Park, one of New York’s most famous parks.

You’ve probably seen it before while strolling the streets of New York, but here you are at the foot of the mythical Empire State Building that makes New Yorkers and the United States in general proud.

Posted in the heart of Manhattan, here is a beautiful colorful Anglican church that stands out without difficulty on New York’s 29th Street.

Madison Square Park is one of the many parks that make up Manhattan!

This is the famous iron in New York! Yes, that’s how Flatiron translates, the name of this impressive building that stands out just steps from Madison Square Park.

The Chelsea Hotel, located in the heart of the Chelsea district, has an unusual history that began in 1883 when it opened in the old theatre district of Chelsea.

It is in this neighborhood that you will find the largest concentration of art galleries in New York!

Perhaps you’ve already heard of New York’s High Line, a privileged place to discover the city in a different way?

To your right stands one of the most famous rooms in the world!

You have here, in the heart of 33rd Street, a beautiful glimpse of the Empire State Building, New York’s must-see skyscraper!

What a sight to see in this part of New York, which is certainly one of the busiest neighborhoods!

We all know Broadway as the birthplace of musicals, theatre and shows of all kinds, but did you know that Broadway is actually the name of the oldest and longest avenue in New York?

Take a look at the tower on your left: from 222 meters high and 47 stories high, Times Square Tower was built in 2004 to house many offices in Midtown Manhattan.

What could be more iconic than New York's Times Square? Prepare, there are almost only superlatives to qualify this place

If you’re not too captivated by the dazzling lights of this mythical square, let’s go back, if you will, to the history of Times Square.

MTV Video Music Awards, Grammy Awards, Tony Awards, what prestigious ceremonies take place in this mythical hall of New York, which occasionally brings together the biggest international stars in one and the same event!