Lower East Side Skip-the-Line madtur med indgang til museet
Beskrivelse
Spis din vej gennem historien om Lower East Side, mens du hopper over grænserne for kvarterets berømte delikatesser og opdager skjulte perler, med reserveret museumindgang, på denne lille gruppe vandretur. Gå ud over turistfælderne - fordyb dig i et kvarter, som generationer af indvandrere har kaldt hjem. - Transport dig til 1800-tallet med reserveret adgang til museet på Eldridge Street, en hundredeårig synagoge fyldt til kanten med kunst - Bite ind i en sampler fra den sidste Lower East Side butik, der pikker frugt og grøntsager den gamle måde - Smag på, hvorfor New Yorkerne er så udvalgt om deres bagels, når du besøger Russ & Daughters, en historisk delikatesse med byens bedste bagel - Dyk ned i kulinariske fortællinger fortid og nutid, som du snack på en elsket jødisk bagt god og en tallerken med dumplings - Følg en guide, som de afslører de skjulte perle bygninger - fuld af historier om journalistiske skandaler og indvandrer kamp - der fortæller historien om Lower East Side
Turmuligheder
Rejseplan
Mød din guide uden for et lokalt café
Besøg Essex Street's sidste tilbageværende pickle butik for en sampler tallerken fuld af grøntsager pickled ved hjælp af en traditionel metode.
Stop ind i en århundrede gammel delikatesse og smage en bialy, en bagning, du ville ønske, du havde kendt til tidligere.
Udforsk New Yorks historiske Lower East Side, og hør, hvordan generationer af indvandrere har gjort kvarteret til deres hjem.
Gå til en ikonisk New York delikatesse for at prøve en verdenskendt New York City bagel
Besøg en af de smukkeste rum i hele New York City, en 100 år gammel synagoge fuld af kunst.
Besøg en omfattende madhall elsket af New Yorkerne for at prøve New York City Living
Slut på Katz's Delicatessen med mulighed for at gå ind og spise frokost
Højdepunkter
Hvad er inkluderet
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Kørestolsegnet
- Spædbørn og småbørn kan køre i barnevogn eller klapvogn
- Servicedyr er tilladt
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
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- Alle områder er tilgængelige for kørestolsbrugere
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
Anmeldelser(5)
It's insight into the lives of USA immigrants at the turn of the century highlighted by the community and a unique way of life
Glad that you enjoyed learning about the neighborhood history with us!
If you're on the fence about this tour, just book it. Seriously. Nick was an absolute gem—smart and easy going. He kept the pace perfectly laid-back, and answered every random question we threw at him with genuine enthusiasm. What made it special? He didn't just feed us (though trust me, he did); he connected every single bite to the immigrant stories that built the Lower East Side. Additional food recommendations alone were worth the price of admission. The food? Insane. We hit the pickle place (tangy perfection), a phenomenal Asian spot I'd never have found on my own, and the bagel & bialy stop that honestly ruined grocery store bagels for life. Portion sizes are no joke—you will leave stuffed and happy. The history & museum blew me away. I had no idea the LES had its very own newspaper back in the day—Nick brought that gritty, vibrant past to life. The museum at Eldridge Street was stunningly beautiful; walking through that space felt like stepping back in time, and the tour integration made it seamless. The small group size. It felt personal, exclusive, and tailored—not like a cattle. Do yourself a favor—go hungry, bring curiosity, and ask for Nick.
Thanks so much for your kind words!
If you're on the fence about this tour, just book it. Seriously. Nick was an absolute gem—smart and easygoing, He worked the kept the pace perfectly laid-back, and answered every random question we threw at him with genuine enthusiasm. What made it special? He didn't just feed us (though trust me, he did); he connected every single bite to the immigrant stories that built the Lower East Side. Additional food and places to try were worth the price of admission. The food? Insane. We hit the pickle place (tangy perfection), a phenomenal Asian spot I'd never have found on my own, and the bagel & bialy stop that honestly ruined grocery store bagels for life. Portion sizes are no joke—you will leave stuffed and happy. The history & museum blew me away. I had no idea the LES had its very own newspaper back in the day—Nick brought that gritty, vibrant past to life. The museum at Eldridge Street was stunningly beautiful; walking through that space felt like stepping back in time, and the tour integration made it seamless. The small group size. It felt personal, exclusive, and tailored—not like a cattle call. Do yourself a favor—go hungry, bring curiosity, and ask for Nick.
Having you both along was a treat!
Nick the guide was great - very knowledgeable and entertaining, he made the tour really enjoyable. We learnt a huge amount that we would never have known otherwise and ate much more than we thought possible - the pickles in particular were very surprising! Thoroughly recommended.
I had so much fun showing you all around the neighborhood! Glad the deli food was such a hit.
Nick was a tremendous tour guide, very knowledgeable about the history of the Lower East Side. Food was great at each stop. Highly recommend - very informative and tasty.
Thank you so much for joining the tour! Really enjoyed having you along.
