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Discover the art and history of medieval Europe at the Met Cloisters with the Skip-the-line Met Cloisters & Fifth Avenue Tour by Car. This special museum, part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, sits in Fort Tryon Park and has beautiful gardens and buildings. See amazing sculptures and learn about the past. There are different ways to enjoy the Met Cloisters. One choice is a visit to just the Cloisters. Another choice adds a car ride to and from the museum, so getting there is easy. A third choice lets people see both the Cloisters and the Met Fifth Avenue, another famous museum in New York City. With private car service, visitors can relax and enjoy the ride. The tour includes seeing St. Frances Cabrini Shrine, The Met Cloisters, Private Transfer Service in New York City, Metropolitan Museum of Art: Cloisters & Fifth Avenue (Combined Tour), The Met Fifth Avenue. With skip-the-line tickets, guests don't have to wait in long lines. A friendly guide shows people around and tells stories about the art. The tour includes skip-the-line tickets to both the Met Cloisters (all options) and the Met Fifth Avenue (5.5-hour option), a 5-Star guide with an official NYC license, private tours, and private car rides. It excludes personal expenses.

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Audio Guided Tour of Hamilton The Musical in Lower Manhattan NYC brings history to life! This walking tour explores the places that shaped Alexander Hamilton's story, perfect for music and history fans. Walk the streets where Hamilton lived and worked. See Fraunces Tavern, where George Washington said goodbye to his officers. Visit Federal Hall, once the U.S. Capitol. Reflect at Trinity Church Cemetery, where Hamilton rests. Hear stories and songs from the musical as the tour guide shares details of the musical that made Hamilton a star. The tour uses headphones, so everyone can hear clearly. This tour doesn't include food, drinks, or entry fees to attractions. The tour guide knows lots about the musical and the real history. Please note that this is an unofficial tour. It offers an immersive experience to get closer to the story of Hamilton.

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The Murals and Mosaics of Spanish Harlem A "Street Art Gallery" experience invites everyone to explore the vibrant art scene of East Harlem. This walking tour shows off the many colorful murals and mosaics that tell stories about the neighborhood's history, culture, and politics. It's a great way to see how art reflects the lives and heritage of the people who live there. Visitors will walk through Spanish Harlem's "Outdoor Art Gallery", seeing art dedicated to important figures like writers Julia de Burgos and Nicholasa Mohr, and world-famous icons like Celia Cruz and Che Guevara. The tour also stops at places like "The People's Church", a restaurant mural, and a Greek Orthodox Church, each adding a unique flavor to the art journey. Keep an eye out for mosaics by Manny Vega, an artist celebrated with an exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York. This tour offers a close-up look at the art that makes this neighborhood special. This tour includes admission fees. It excludes anything not specifically mentioned. This is a walking tour, so wear comfortable shoes. The tour takes people through the heart of Spanish Harlem. It shows how art brings the community together and makes the neighborhood a dazzling place to visit. It is a memorable exploration of culture and creativity.

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Experience early Dutch New York in Brooklyn and Queens through the eyes of a local expert. This historical walking tour dives deep into the Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam, revealing its rich history and cultural impact on modern-day New York City. The guide, with a background in archaeology and fluency in both Dutch and English, brings a unique perspective to the exploration of this pivotal period. Participants can expect to visit key historical sites, including New Amsterdam Plein & South Ferry, where the journey begins, and Bowling Green, the site of the original Fort Amsterdam. The tour also includes a walk along Wall Street, uncovering its transformation from a defensive wall to a financial powerhouse. Along the way, participants will discover hidden gems and hear captivating stories that bring the Dutch colonial era to life. This experience includes a personal tour guide for the duration of the tour, ensuring an intimate and informative exploration. It excludes any personal expenses, food, or drinks. This walking tour offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and discover the Dutch roots of New York City.