New York Harlem Gospel & Upper West Side Tour

Harlem, New York: Dive into American Culture

Harlem, New York, became a representative region of African American culture in New York and America, marked by significant events such as the housing market crash in the 1960s, the deaths of Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr., and the birth of hip-hop in the 1970s.

Join a Harlem church service to hear the soulful gospel music, filled with the emotions and history of African Americans, and connect with the local community. We'll also visit Columbia University, the alma mater of artists like Lauryn Hill, Alicia Keys, and Lena Park, and the Apollo Theater, the debut stage for the Jackson 5. Discover another unique facet of New York as the cradle of Black art.

Harlem in 4 Hours

Discover a new side of New York on this 4-hour tour exploring Harlem and the Upper West Side. Meet your local guide at 8:30 AM in front of the Sheraton New York Hotel and head to the church for the service. Along the way, you'll pass by landmarks such as St. John the Divine Cathedral, Columbia University, Sugar Hill, Morningside Heights, and Hamilton Terrace.

Experience an inspiring and soul-soothing day in Harlem with the powerful harmonies, vibrant energy, and participation of gospel music and choirs!

Embrace the Unique Atmosphere of Harlem

As the center of African American culture in the early 20th century, Harlem delivers the true meaning of worship with soul-stirring gospel music. The Upper West Side is another culturally and historically significant area of New York City, boasting a rich cultural scene with attractions like Central Park, museums, theaters, and shops.