Tour New York's Diverse Boroughs - Harlem, Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn & Coney Island Option (Departs Grand Central)

Experience the contrasting sides of New York's four boroughs by bus

Departing from in front of the Grand Hyatt New York, next to Grand Central Station, you'll travel in a comfortable tour bus. Your officially certified New York tour guide will accompany you, explaining the development of Harlem, the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn, and the diverse cultures created by over 8.5 million residents. Your first stop is Harlem, where you'll see the Apollo Theater, the stage where countless performers like Ella Fitzgerald, the Jackson 5, and Marvin Gaye made their debut.

Discover Yankee Stadium and the roots of hip-hop in the Bronx

Travel north to the Bronx to see Yankee Stadium, home of the New York Yankees. Hear the story of the birthplace of hip-hop and admire unique street art, including murals honoring rapper Big Pun.

Encounter the Unisphere and diverse cultures in Queens

Cross the Whitestone Bridge and head to Queens, where over 100 languages are spoken. Pass through Malba, an area of beautiful residential homes, and visit Flushing Meadows Corona Park, home to the U.S. Open tennis center and the New York Mets' stadium, where you'll see the Unisphere, a symbol of the 1964 World's Fair.

Continue through Brooklyn to DUMBO and Coney Island

In Brooklyn, explore Williamsburg and Crown Heights, observing the coexistence of a large Hasidic Jewish community and newly developed neighborhoods. In DUMBO, enjoy views of the Brooklyn Bridge.

The option without Coney Island concludes the tour in DUMBO. If you choose the Coney Island inclusive option, you'll travel to Coney Island, a long-time recreational spot for New Yorkers, for about an hour to explore the boardwalk and beach. Weather permitting, you'll have time for lunch at Nathan's (meal costs not included). Afterwards, you'll cross the East River via the Brooklyn Bridge and return to Manhattan.

* The itinerary may change due to traffic conditions and time constraints.
* Swimming at Coney Island is only possible briefly, depending on weather and schedule.
* The order and duration of visits are for reference only.