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American Museum of Natural History (AMNH): Entry Ticket

The Guggenheim: Entry Ticket

Museum of the City of New York: Entry Ticket

New York Historical Society: Entry Ticket

Harlem: Guided Tour in French

Harlem: Jammin Jazz Tour

Harlem: Guided City Tour + Gospel Show

Cathedral of Saint John the Divine: Self-Guided Tour

Yankee Stadium: Entry Ticket

Electric Bike Tour of Central Park

Electric Scooter Rental in Central Park

Harlem New York: Jazz Concert

Hard Rock Cafe Yankee Stadium Dining Experience

American Museum of Natural History (AMNH): The Rose Center For Earth and Space

Yankee Stadium: Guided Tour

New York: Mount Morris Park Historic Walking Tour

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Enter the American Museum of Natural History and explore its vast exhibits. Observe the impressive dinosaur skeletons and the detailed dioramas of various ecosystems. 

Visit the planetarium to see stunning visuals of the universe. Examine the extensive mineral and gem collection that showcases Earth's geological wonders.

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum (usually shortened to 'The Guggenheim') scarcely needs any introduction. Frank Lloyd Wright's futuristic beehive is an architectural landmark, and the interior houses a world-renowned collection of modern art, celebrating the 20th century and beyond.

Your Guggenheim tickets get you access to the permanent collection, including famous works by Manet, Degas, Picasso, Cézanne, Gauguin, and Kandinsky.

You'll also get included entry with your tickets to any temporary exhibitions at the Guggenheim, which in the past have included presentations and thematic explorations dedicated to Kandinsky, Pollock, Mapplethorpe, and many more.

The Museum of the City of New York was founded in 1923 and has been in its building on 5th Ave. since 1932.

View its permanent and rotating exhibits that show New York City’s urban landscape and its people.

You can also watch the documentary _Timescapes_, which covers the city’s history from its founding to today.

The New York Historical, the city’s first museum, shares over 400 years of American history through art, documents, and artifacts.

Permanent exhibitions include the Gallery of Tiffany Lamps, the Audubon Birds of America Focus Gallery, a re-creation of the Oval Office, and _Our Composite Nation: Frederick Douglass’ America_. You can also visit the DiMenna Children’s History Museum.

In the auditorium, watch films such as _New York Story_, a 20-minute overview of the city’s history, and _We Rise_, which explores how women shaped change in the US and the world.

Visit Harlem, a key part of African-American culture and civil rights history. Once known for its challenges, today it's one of New York's most popular areas.

You'll see street art, hear hip-hop and gospel, and taste soul food.

Notable figures like Louis Armstrong, James Baldwin, Malcolm X, Sugar Ray Robinson, and Marcus Garvey have roots here, adding to its historical significance.

Attend a gospel service, see a show at the Apollo Theater, admire historic brownstones, and explore Columbia University.

Watch Harlem come alive after dark with a 3.5-hour evening tour to historic churches, landmarks, and one of the neighborhood’s best jazz spots. Walk with your guide along vibrant Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard and learn about the cultural heritage of Harlem’s night clubs and gospel churches. Spot some of New York City’s distinctive brownstone architecture as you walk, then finish your evening at a live jazz club, where some of today’s best artists play tunes by Harlem’s music legends.

Explore Harlem’s vibrant culture on a guided tour. 

Visit famous landmarks like the Apollo Theater, Abyssinian Baptist Church, Schomburg Center, Strivers’ Row, and Hotel Theresa. 

End the tour by enjoying a live gospel performance at a local church.

A living cultural landmark in Harlem, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine — the world's largest Gothic Cathedral — is an unbeatable local treasure and a warm and welcoming Episcopal Church. It makes for an educational stop on your New York itinerary.

Marvel at the Cathedral’s mix of stunning Romanesque and Gothic architecture, witness art from 15th-century masters including a Keith Haring altarpiece, stained glass windows, lush gardens, and explore the Cathedral's deep ties to New York City history.

Visit Yankee Stadium, home of the 27-time World Champions, the New York Yankees. See Monument Park and learn about the team's history. 

Catch a game and watch the baseball action. Yankee Stadium is easily accessible from Midtown Manhattan by subway or taxi.

The best way to experience Central Park is with this "no sweat" e-bike tour. You won’t have to worry about destroying your nice shirt or ruining your makeup in the New York City heat - peddling is so last year!

Speed through the park on a top-of-the-line Yamaha-powered e-bike. Glide over the park’s gentle slopes and see impressive sights like The Bethesda Fountain and Terrace, Conservatory Waters, Conservatory Gardens, the Alice in Wonderland Statue, Strawberry Fields, and more. 

A seasoned tour guide will be at hand to teach you about the rich cultural history contained within Central Park and you'll come away with a deeper understanding of the green, beating heart of New York City.

Rent an electric scooter and start exploring Central Park! 

**Every rental comes with a free map of Central Park and a helmet**. NYC bike maps are available as well.

If you're unfamiliar with electric scooters, **staff at the rental store will be happy to start you off with a safety lesson** before you go off on your ride.

Electric scooters can travel up to 15 miles per hour and every scooter is equipped with a throttle, brakes, a bell, as well as headlights and taillights.

Using an electric scooter to get around is an easy and efficient way to cover more ground and **explore more of Central Park!**

Enjoy live jazz performances by talented musicians in Harlem, including seasoned professionals and rising stars. 

Hear exceptional jazz artists pay tribute to timeless classics every Tuesday afternoon and Friday evening.

Step into a world of sports, music, and quintessential American food at Hard Rock Cafe Yankee Stadium!

Munch on a mouth-watering burger and fries and enjoy a complimentary drink to upgrade your meal.

Marvel at the iconic rock memorabilia shining bright on the walls in addition to keepsakes from your beloved Yanks.

Visit the American Museum of Natural History’s **Rose Center for Earth and Space**, a hub for exploring the universe. 

As part of your visit, watch the _Encounters in the Milky Way_ presentation in the Hayden Planetarium. This show takes you on a visual journey through the galaxy, exploring the movement of stars, comets, interstellar debris, and clouds of gas and dust. 

The narration, provided by Pedro Pascal, adds depth and clarity, making the experience both educational and engaging. Discover new insights into our galaxy in this world-class setting.

Walk through Yankee Stadium, the home of the 27-time World Series Champions, the New York Yankees.

Tour Monument Park with a knowledgeable guide and find the greatest legends of the Bronx Bombers.

Learn about Yankees' heroes, key moments, and their winning history inside the New York Yankees Museum, presented by Bank of America.

In 1971, Mount Morris Park Historic District was proclaimed to be a historic district by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. On this tour, you’ll have the opportunity to visit a local park and famous Harlem landmarks while seeing the unaltered streetscapes of late 19th and early 20th-century brownstone townhouses and churches that represent the district’s eclectic style.

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