1-Day New York Tour: 1 World Trade Center, Statue of Liberty Island boat, Times Square and Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum

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Day 1 1-Day New York City In-depth Tour

• Meet Point

  Please check the starting point and time

• Attractions

  New York

  New York Stock Exchange

  Wall Street

  Charging Bull

  Statue of Liberty

  Brooklyn Bridge

  Times Square

  World Trade Center

  Broadway

  The Intrepit Sea Air Space Museum
• Description

  Our journey today begins in the heart of Manhattan, at one of New York's landmarks, Times Square.【Times Square】is a bustling neighborhood in Manhattan, known as the "Crossroads of the World." It is home to nearly 40 shops and theaters, making it a vibrant center for entertainment and shopping. The theaters on Broadway, the dazzling neon advertisements, and the large video screens have become symbols of New York, reflecting Manhattan's intense urban character. Here, you can take photos with landmarks like the【NASDAQ Stock Exchange】and 【Broadway Theatre】. Next, we take the 【*Statue of Liberty Cruise】 to enjoy views of the 【Manhattan Downtown Skyline】【Brooklyn Bridge】【Manhattan Bridge】【Williamsburg Bridge】【EllisIsland】【Governors Island】【*USS Intrepid Museum】【Cruise Terminals】.
  
  Participate in the New York Double Tour to deeply experience Midtown and Downtown New York from a local perspective.(Choose one of the two tours. If choose both, you will get a free Statue of Liberty cruise ticket worth $48.)
  
  *New York Midtown In-depth Tour
  Visit 【Time Square】 and feel the excitement of the annual New Year's Eve countdown. Enter the iconic 【Grand Central Terminal】 and visit one of the major public library systems in the United States, the【New York Public Library】. Relax at【Bryant Park】, a privately managed park in Manhattan, and experience a popular local leisure spot. Then visit New York's largest cathedral, 【St. Patrick's Cathedral】on Fifth Avenue, and 【Grand Army Plaza in Central Park】. You can also upgrade the tour to include a visit to【*USS Intrepid Museum】.
  
  *New York Downtown In-depth Tour
  Visit the【Brooklyn Bridge】, the world's first steel suspension bridge. Then visit the oldest operating 【New York City Hall】 and see the 【Canyon of Heroes Porter Building】 on Broadway. Explore the【Federal Reserve Bank】, a branch of the U.S. central banking system, and visit the 【New York Stock Exchange】, the largest securities exchange in the world. Stroll along 【Wall Street】, passing 【Trump Tower】 and 【Indian Museum Battery Park】,see the 【9/11 Memorial】.(You can upgrade to visit the One World Observatory, but will replace by 9/11 Museum when it's rainy).
  
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  If you purchase a day trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the itinerary is:
  Our journey today begins at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, located next to Central Park in Manhattan. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the largest and most visited art museums in the world, housing over two million pieces of art. The entire museum is divided into seventeen departments. As one of the top five museums in the world, its collection is extensive, ranging from Egyptian temples to medieval armor, from ancient Roman sarcophagi to Chinese statues, from masterpieces of Western art to Chinese murals. The museum's scope spans over 5,000 years of history and six continents, making a visit to the Met akin to a world tour.
  
  Next, we head to Hudson Yards, the largest private real estate development project in U.S. history. This vast abandoned space is being transformed into New York's largest neighborhood, including residential, office, hotel, commercial spaces, and vibrant street life, improving and enhancing New York's urban fabric and experience. Here, you can also see the famous Instagram hotspot, the golden beehive-shaped spiral staircase, the Vessel. Nearby, the High Line Park is an elevated greenway and linear park built on the disused New York Central Railroad's West Side Line in Manhattan. It stretches for 1.45 miles (2.33 kilometers). The park's design concept is inspired by the Promenade Plante in Paris, France. The High Line is not just a park; it's also a large outdoor art exhibition area within New York City, featuring sculptures and other outdoor artworks that change periodically. Various community activities are regularly held here, making it a popular tourist destination in recent years. The Internet Celebrity Floating Park is a riverfront park named "Little Island," built at the cost of $260 million. The park is supported by 267 mushroom-shaped concrete pillars rising slowly from the water, creating a unique shape. Each pillar's top forms a square flower bed, connected at different heights to form a continuous island landscape.
  
  Starbucks Bakery Experience Store is the fourth of its kind in the world, offering a unique experience that changes the typical perception of Starbucks. It allows customers to see the entire process from storage to transportation flow, and from roasting to brewing, with the option to choose their experience. The store features three coffee bars, offering a variety of coffee experiences. The coffee bar upstairs is actually a bar where you can enjoy coffee-based cocktails. Additionally, Starbucks Bakery Experience Store is also a bakery, offering various pastries, bread, and sandwiches. Chelsea Market is one of New York's newest and most popular destinations. Art galleries of all sizes can be found everywhere, and the beautiful brownstone apartments are captivating, making it one of New York's most iconic neighborhoods. The contemporary art scene is a characteristic of this neighborhood, with gallery openings almost every night and countless exhibitions waiting for you to explore.