• West Side Highway - The tour kicks off by heading to the West Side Highway, located in Manhattan’s western area. Here, visitors can view the Intrepid, the Trump Building complex, and the Hudson River, which serves as the boundary between New York and New Jersey.
• Cotton Club - The tour includes a visit to the exterior of the Cotton Club, renowned for hosting legendary jazz and blues artists.
• Apollo Theater - The tour will also feature a visit to the exterior of the iconic Apollo Theater, a musical venue where stars like Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald, Aretha Franklin, the Jackson Five, and Celia Cruz made their debuts.
• Columbia University - The tour continues with a visit to Columbia University.
• Harlem - Participants will stroll through the charming houses of Harlem, learning about their history and understanding how the neighborhood transitioned from austerity to poverty, including a visit to the famous home of Doña Clara McBride Hale, also known as Mother Hale.
• Ulysses S. Grant Memorial - The tour will proceed to the tomb of General Ulysses S. Grant.
• Greater File Chapel Baptist - Visitors will then enter one of the Baptist temples to experience a traditional gospel Mass, complete with its songs and customs.
• Guason Stairs - The tour continues to Northeast Manhattan, reaching the Bronx borough, where the next stop is the Joker’s Stairs.
• Bronx - The tour will then pass through the civil court, courthouses, and criminal court in the Bronx.
• Big Pun Mural - The next stop is the Big Pun mural.
• I Love The Bronx Mural, Tats Cru - The tour continues with the famous “I Love The Bronx” graffiti. As the tour bids farewell to the county of salsa, merengue, and bachata, visitors will observe the graffiti of Amadou Diallo, Jonathan, and/or Yadira.
• Bronx–Whitestone Bridge - The tour crosses the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge into the borough of Queens.
• Malba - Visitors will observe the residential area of Malba.
• New York Times Plaza - As the tour progresses, participants will appreciate the printing press of the most significant rotary in the United States from the vehicle.
• Queens - The tour will pass through Flushing Meadows Corona Park, home to the Mets stadium, also known as Citi Field, and the US Open National Tennis Center.
• Unisphere - The next point of interest is the stainless steel globe (Unisphere), where visitors can take memorable photos. This location has been featured in movies such as “Men in Black,” “Captain America,” and “Tomorrowland.”
• Williamsburg - The tour will then head to Brooklyn County to visit the renowned Williamsburg neighborhood, home to the largest Orthodox Hasidic Jewish community outside of Israel.
• 85 Flatbush Ave Ext - Option 1: Stay near the Manhattan Bridge to cross the iconic Brooklyn Bridge independently.
• Mulberry Street - Option 2: Conclude the tour at Mulberry St. in Chinatown, where visitors can explore the area or visit nearby neighborhoods such as Little Italy, SoHo, or Greenwich Village, among others.

• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals
• Alcoholic beverages
• Gratuities

This comparative tour of Harlem, Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn offers an opportunity to explore New York’s true ethnic and cultural diversity. The journey begins on the West Side Highway, where participants can view the Intrepid, the Trump Buildings, and the Hudson River. In Harlem, the tour includes visits to the exteriors of the Cotton Club and the iconic Apollo Theater, Columbia University, charming neighborhood homes, and the historic Mother Hale home. Additionally, the tour features the tomb of General Ulysses S. Grant and a visit to a Baptist temple to experience an authentic gospel Mass. In the Bronx, highlights include the Joker steps, the exterior of Yankee Stadium, Civil and Criminal Court, the Big Pun mural, and the “I Love The Bronx” graffiti. Crossing the Bronx Whitestone Bridge leads to Queens, where visitors can see Malba, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, CitiField, the US Open, and the Unisphere. In Brooklyn, the tour explores Williamsburg, home to the Orthodox Hasidic Jewish community, and concludes near the Manhattan Bridge or Mulberry Street Chinatown.

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