From Manhattan: 5-Hour Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn Bus Tour

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From Manhattan: 5-Hour Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn Bus Tour

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Head to the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn on this bus tour that shows you the rest of New York City. End your tour back in Manhattan's Little Italy.

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Highlights

Visit the Bronx to see iconic Yankee Stadium
Explore Brooklyn’s neighborhoods, home to artists and Orthodox Jews
Take in spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline

Description

This 5-hour bus tour takes you from Manhattan to the surrounding boroughs to visit places that have helped create the multi-ethnic metropolis that is New York City. Your tour begins by skirting the Upper West Side, the The Dakota where John Lennon was assassinated. Passing through the Afro-American neighborhood of Harlem, where we see Columbia University, St. John the Divine, the largest Anglican cathedral in the world, the famous Apollo theater and much more. Next, we will be arriving in the Bronx in front of the world baseball temple, the Yankee Stadium. Following the external visit of the stadium, the tour continues in the heart of the Bronx. Here you will see the famous 'I love the Bronx' graffiti by Tats Cru. The tour continues to the deep Queens, passing through the affluent district of Malba, where we will stop for a bathroom and coffee break. Afterwards, head to Corona Park to visit the famous Unisphere. During the US Open, we will visit the Pepsi Cola sign in Long Island City instead of Flushing Meadows Corona Park's Unisphere. Later, travel to Brooklyn via the Jewish quarter until you reach the Dumbo area. Here, you can admire the view of Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge. The tour ends in Little Italy, Manhattan.