New York in seven hours (with a visit to the Statue of Liberty)
Description:
The most complete sightseeing tour of Manhattan with a visit to the Statue of Liberty and the Emigration Museum on Ellis Island. The Statue of Liberty and the Emigration Museum on Ellis Island have been fully restored after Hurricane Sandy in 2012 and are open to the public.
The boat ticket costs $18.50 - $21.50 (adult). Tickets to the observation deck in the statue’s tiara are sold out months in advance; the sooner you decide on a visit date, the more likely you are to purchase tickets! When and by whom was the city founded? Who was the discoverer? Who inhabited the area before the arrival of the Europeans? How many people live in New York? How many districts does NY include? How does public transport work? Parks? Pharmacies? Food? Communication? Taxi? Security? What areas should be avoided? Before you delve into the details, you need to get a general idea of the city - its geography, climate, history, learn to navigate the "capital of the world", feel the color of different areas. For that, you need...
Excursion on a comfortable car, minivan or bus (depending on the number of passengers) including attractions, without which it is impossible to imagine New York.
The guide license gives the right to extraordinary visits to most attractions - I will be happy to save you from unnecessary hassle and time wasted!
Tourists are provided with individual radio systems with headphones.