Discover the vibrant heart of New York City on an invigorating walking tour of the Times Square area. Led by a professional licensed NYC tour guide, this tour highlights everything from the little known story of how the NYE Ball Drop came into being, a Broadway haunted tale, insider tips, obscure fascinating facts and hidden gems of the area. Perfect for tourists and locals alike. Wear comfortable shoes, dress for the weather and prepare for an unforgettable fun urban adventure.
- 105 minute guided walking tour, starting in front of The New York Times Building
- Explore the history of little-known spots like the Lincoln Highway and well-known attractions like the Times Square Ball Drop... and so much more
- Small group format ensures a personalized experience with up to 20 participants
- Learn unique insider secrets and stories and capture memorable photos
Times Square was named in honor of The New York Times, so it is fitting that we begin our tour in front of its newest location. However, The New York Times already had a rich and impressive history in this Times Square area -- long before this building went up. It is also located across the street from the busiest bus terminal in the world. You'll hear about that and much more...
From the bustling 42nd Street to 48th Street in Times Square -- you'll enjoy many sights, sounds, locations, stories, histories and insider secrets of the most visited tourist destination in the world.
I will be waiting at the location (8th Avenue between 40th and 41st Streets) 30 minutes before the start of each tour, for check-in and I will be holding a sign. Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start of the tour.
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