Discover New York’s vibrant nightlife with one of the best night tours in Spanish, ideal for those who want to see the city in a totally different light. The tour offers unforgettable views of the Statue of Liberty, the Manhattan Bridge and Brooklyn’s most stunning viewpoints, where you can admire iconic architecture and illuminated skyline.
Accompanied by an expert guide in New York, you will learn about the history, culture and curiosities of the city as you explore some of its most iconic sights at night. This tour is perfect for travelers seeking an authentic, safe and visually spectacular experience in the city that never sleeps.
Duration: Approximate 4 hours with 5 main stops.
Private guide that offers valuable information about each place visited.
The tour does not include entrance fees to the Empire State Building.
We will head to 11th Avenue, where we will pass Hudson Yards.
We will make our first stop at The Vessel, considered a true work of art, from where we can also appreciate the famous The Edge building.
We will continue along Twelfth Avenue, bordering the banks of the Hudson River, and from the vehicle we will appreciate iconic areas of the city such as Chelsea Market and Little Island.
We'll see ground zero and the iconic Oculus
We will continue our route until we reach Battery Park, where we will board the Staten Island Ferry to cross New York’s Lesser Bay.
We will arrive in the Staten Island district, from where you can admire the spectacular illuminated skyline of the city — one of the most beautiful postcards in the world — with its skyscrapers, towers, bridges and islands that ply the skyline of a city that inspires dreams of a life in the clouds.
During the journey you will also be able to observe the largest emblem of freedom in the world: the Statue of Liberty.
Upon returning, we will stop at Pier 17, where we will enjoy a panoramic night view of Brooklyn, in the same place where the Titanic was supposed to have arrived.
Continuing our tour we will head towards the base of the Brooklyn Bridge
Later we will continue to DUMBO, places where we will appreciate another perspective of the night city and take the dream postcards. Then we'll cross Manhattan Bridge
Finally, we will cross the Manhattan Bridge, from where you can observe the Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridges.
Then we will pass through the East Village and continue along Second Avenue until we reach the vicinity of the Empire State Building, where the tour ends at approximately 10:30 p.m.
Meet in front of the Courtyard Times Square West Hotel, 307 West 37th Street. The guide will be at the front door with Real’s Tours NYC ID.
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