Chinatown Food Tour and Historic Downtown Walking Tour
New York, New York
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Trip Type: Walking Tours
Duration: 4 hours
This 4-hour walking and food tour covers both New York’s cultural Chinatown and Historic Downtown area. Your tour will start off in Chinatown where you will have the opportunity to see culture, both old and new. The oldest tenement building and the hidden gems of this area will be important highlights, along with multiple restaurants, shops, and food. You’ll be showed the hidden gems of New York City's Chinese restaurants. Then work your way to the Historic Downtown area to learn about its historically iconic landmarks. You’ll visit Stone Street, the Fraunces Tavern Historic District (the oldest neighborhood in Manhattan), and St Paul's Chapel. It’s a great way to experience both of these locations.
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This 4-hour walking and food tour covers both New York’s cultural Chinatown and Historic Downtown area. Your tour will start off in Chinatown where you will have the opportunity to see culture, both old and new. The oldest tenement building and the hidden gems of this area will be important highlights, along with multiple restaurants, shops, and food. You’ll be showed the hidden gems of New York City's Chinese restaurants. Then work your way to the Historic Downtown area to learn about its historically iconic landmarks. You’ll visit Stone Street, the Fraunces Tavern Historic District (the oldest neighborhood in Manhattan), and St Paul's Chapel. It’s a great way to experience both of these locations.
You'll experience both a Chinatown Food Tour and a Historic Downtown Walking Tour in one amazing experience.
Chinatown
Experience immigrant history along with incredible food as you walk through Chinatown. We’ll show you the oldest tenement building in New York City, and bring the culture alive, both old and new. New York's Chinatown is a complex and diverse community. We’ll show you the hidden gems of New York City's Chinese restaurants that you would most likely miss on your own. You can get the finest Thai, Vietnamese and Malaysian food here in Chinatown as well, if you want to explore even more culture. Your guide has done the research for you, so you can enjoy the most authentic flavors of Chinatown. But this isn’t just a Chinatown food tour – it’s a culinary experience coupled with amazing stories of New York’s history.
Historic Downtown
Starting at the Dutch West India Company, learn about New York's Dutch immigrant heritage and hear about times when Wall Street was a real wall. Learn about the revitalization of the World Trade Center post 9/11, the Stone Street Historic District, the Fraunces Tavern Historic District (the oldest neighborhood in Manhattan) and Trinity Church, to name just a few landmarks. There’s so much New York history in this walking tour that every step opens up a new page in the history book.
You'll experience both a Chinatown Food Tour and a Historic Downtown Walking Tour in one amazing experience.
Chinatown
Experience immigrant history along with incredible food as you walk through Chinatown. We’ll show you the oldest tenement building in New York City, and bring the culture alive, both old and new. New York's Chinatown is a complex and diverse community. We’ll show you the hidden gems of New York City's Chinese restaurants that you would most likely miss on your own. You can get the finest Thai, Vietnamese and Malaysian food here in Chinatown as well, if you want to explore even more culture. Your guide has done the research for you, so you can enjoy the most authentic flavors of Chinatown. But this isn’t just a Chinatown food tour – it’s a culinary experience coupled with amazing stories of New York’s history.
Historic Downtown
Starting at the Dutch West India Company, learn about New York's Dutch immigrant heritage and hear about times when Wall Street was a real wall. Learn about the revitalization of the World Trade Center post 9/11, the Stone Street Historic District, the Fraunces Tavern Historic District (the oldest neighborhood in Manhattan) and Trinity Church, to name just a few landmarks. There’s so much New York history in this walking tour that every step opens up a new page in the history book.
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