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Located at the northeastern tip of the Lake, stands the Loeb Boathouse that houses the Boathouse Restaurant, a famous icon of Central Park. Overlooking the Lake it is the perfect place to dine on a relaxing afternoon lunch or romantic dinner in the warmer months.
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The Half King
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Jonathan Levine Gallery
Martha Stewart Show
Pod Hotel
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Water Taxi Beach
Galapagos Art Space
Top of the Rock
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Trump International Tower
Jim Caruso’s Cast Party
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Twilight Bike Tour
Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Little Red Lighthouse
Empire State Building
Cafe Carlyle
Jazz Standard
Molton Brown Day Spa
Radio City Music Hall
Coney Island Tour
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NBC Studio Tour
Kinsale Tavern
Central Park Boating
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McFadden’s Restaurant
Riverside Church
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New York Studio Audience
Radio City Spectacular
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Village Halloween Parade
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Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Feast of San Genaro
Tuba Christmas
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Greetings,
I am the owner and operator of Gotham Walking Tours (www.walkingnyctours.com) and would greatly appreciate it if you would take a moment to examine our website and read about all the NYC tours (both regularly-scheduled public “show up” tours and private, customized tours)that might be of interest to your readers. We are currently ranked as #22 of approximately 1,349 attractions on TripAdvisor.com and are constantly
striving to make our walking tours one of the highlights of our clients’
visit to NYC.
We invite all to join us, to hear the stories, and to experience New York
City up close with a licensed and native NYC tour guide who has been
researching the history of this extraordinary city for over twenty-five
years.
I really enjoy your site and believe it contains a wealth of information about NYC and all that this great city has to offer.
I would greatly appreciate it if you could list us on your website as a
resource for those who wish to experience NYC.
If I can provide you with any further information, please do not hesitate
to contact me.
Best regards.
Lina Viviano
Gotham Walking Tours
Website: http://www.walkingnyctours.com
Email: lina@walkingnyctours.com
Telephone: (646) 645-5782
Lina,
Thanks so much for visiting & commenting at my site.
Your tours look fantastic. I’m especially interested in the Jewish Lower East Side Walking Tour. I can pretend I’m Izzie in Crossing Delancy or Fannie Brice on Henry Street. I’m hoping for a trip to NYC next year.
Julie
aka the irishlass
Dear Steve I think you are just great I have your CD’s but would love to see you in person I live in Wainscott, NY (East Hampton) I work alot and never have a chance to see you in person. I hope this december I can make it to the Carlisle Hotel Keep making more CD”s so I can buy them sincerely Steven
If you are going to be in New York this holiday season New York Botanical Garden’s Holiday Train Show is a must do! Some details about the Holiday Train Show:
Experience the magic of New York City dressed to the nines for the holidays. The New York Botanical Garden’s annual Holiday Train Show has become a cherished seasonal tradition for families not just in New York, but across the country. Marvel as G-scale model trains puff along a half-mile of track in and around the 140 landmark buildings constructed entirely of natural materials: nuts, tree bark, fruits, pinecones, and leaves, housed within the warmth of the historic Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
Visit http://www.nybg.org/hts/ for more information!
If you are heading to New York City, please consider a tour with Free Tours by Foot http://www.freetoursbyfoot.com/nyc/, the only free, tip-based walking tour company in the Big Apple. We offer tours of Greenwich Village, SoHo, Midtown, basically everywhere in New York. We even lead tours throughout Brooklyn.