Recorrido sobre el góspel por Harlem un domingo por la mañana
Descripción
Harlem es uno de los barrios más ricos culturalmente de la ciudad de Nueva York. No se pierda su belleza solo porque no sepa a dónde ir por su cuenta. Este recorrido sobre el góspel por Harlem un domingo por la mañana, junto con una misa góspel, se encarga de los detalles por usted. Vea el Apollo Theater y el Cotton Club, y explore partes de este barrio. Opte por la opción superior para incluir un delicioso brunch de comida afroamericana en un restaurante de la zona. Explore Harlem el día de la semana que está más activo: el domingo Asista a una misa góspel un domingo por la mañana con un coro Un guía conoce el mejor modo de desplazarse para ver más en menos tiempo Opte por la opción superior y disfrute de un brunch de comida afroamericana en un restaurante favorito de la zona
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El símbolo del Renacimiento de Harlem de la década de 1920, el Apolo sigue siendo el lugar para actuar en Harlem.
La casa más antigua de Manhattan, algo así como una aberración en el moderno vecindario de Washington Heights, sirvió como puesto de mando para George Washington.
Las calles W. 138 y 139 W. entre Adam Clayton Powell Jr y Frederick Douglass Blvds., Harlem, Nueva York, Nueva York
Club nocturno y restaurante de fama mundial
Familiar e inesperada calle adoquinada de casas adosadas de madera del siglo XIX.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Es posible que la celebración de la misa se lleve a cabo en el Bronx; sin embargo, la excursión realizará el itinerario de Harlem
- En esta excursión no se permiten pantalones cortos ni camisetas de tirantes. Harlem Spirituals Inc. se reserva el derecho a denegar la entrada a los clientes que no vayan vestidos adecuadamente sin ofrecer ningún tipo de reembolso
- La comida "soul food" es la cocina tradicional afroamericana que procede del sur de los Estados Unidos. Hoy día se ha convertido en una cocina muy buscada. Está compuesta por costillas con especias, verduras con col, pescado y pollo fritos, pan de maíz recién horneado, y unos cuantos platos de acompañamiento como frijoles, la okra o los macarrones con queso por mencionar solo unos pocos.
- Los participantes podrán dar paseos por los barrios visitados. El tiempo medio del paseo es de aproximadamente 15 minutos.
- Aviso de accesibilidad: Solo se permiten sillas de ruedas o andadores plegables a bordo. Estos artículos se guardarán en el compartimento de equipaje del autobús. Los autobuses no están equipados con ascensores. Los pasajeros que utilicen una silla de ruedas plegable deben ir acompañados de alguien que pueda ayudarlos a abordar y desembarcar el autobús. Le pedimos que nos notifique con anticipación, idealmente hasta 3 semanas antes del viaje, si viajará con una silla de ruedas, para que podamos adaptarnos mejor a sus necesidades.
Opiniones(997)
I would highly recommend Harlem tour, our tour guide Peggy was incredible, very knowledgeable about the area and history and a very interesting lady in her own right. The gospel church itself was the highlight of our NY trip was a beautiful and inspiring experience.
The gospel mass will remain a unique moment, which deserves the excursion. However, chance of the calendar probably, we almost did not get off the bus (impossible to visit the Apollo Theater, due to work, while it was also a wish .. and proposed to visit). Of course, the organizers are not responsible for the work, but they should compensate. The time "saved" seems to have been used to name all the buildings of the city we crossed on the return...
Guide was top notch. Knew a lot about it. What was disappointing was the gospel session in church, this one is too commercial. Pastor talks about money all the time and wants to raise as much as possible for the poor. Contrast is that there is a fat Maybach car outside in the pastor's parking lot. This is not possible! A lot is told by the guide about where to eat Soulfood in Harlem, but the tour will take you back to starting point and you will miss that experience. Luckily we got off in Harlem and walked around and enjoyed Soulfood.
Very interesting perhaps because we had an exceptional guide named Peggy. The gospel service is fabulous.
Alvin was an absolutely incredible storyteller and knowledge sharer. Bubba drove us safely comfortably ,in an pleasantly air conditioned bus, all around New York. Our Schedule for the Day: Peace Fountain St John the Devine Church Sesame Street Sign Juilliard School of Music Drive through Upper East Side Apollo Theater (Walked Around) Keep the Faith Statue Hamilton Grange National Memorial (House, Walked Around) Hamilton Statue Morris-Jumel Mansion (Walked Around) 11:15am Church Service (Walked Around) Dropped off at 72nd and Broadway at 12:30pm Recommendations: bring water and a snack if you think you might get hungry between 9am and 1pm. There is no soul food option or food stops on the tour. Bring a fan if you think you might be hot, and a sweater if you think you might get cold.
Dealing with this organization was as bad a travel experience as I've ever had. My friend and I showed up at the address we were given at 3 minutes after the announced departure. Yes, we were late, but only three minutes. And there was no one there, no message from them asking us where we were, and no response when we called to find out how we could take the subway BACK uptown (we live in Harlem!), and join the tour. When I finally heard back from them, after CONSIDERABLE back and forth, they agreed to refund my $170, IN WRITING, in email, and then....nothing. They just disappeared. I have written them repeatedly, from abroad, to ask them to follow through on their promise to refund the money. Nothing. Ever. Be really wary with this company. My money is GONE, but yours doesn't need to be.
We thought we were “only” going to worship, but we got a guided bus tour in Harlem with a very knowledgeable and dedicated guide. Very exciting and relevant.
The Tour Guide was exceptional. I appreciated her respect for the Harlem Community as well as her knowledge about the community. I was also impressed with her fluidity with both the French and English languages and alternating which she spoke first. Her respect for the African American church we attended is to be highly commended. We enjoyed both the NYC day tour as well as this one. Together they provide a more complete picture of the city. Your company might consider packaging the two tours. Also it might prove beneficial to approach some larger African American congregations with balconies about partnering with your Sunday tours.
Experience Nothing interesting , just a bus ride . For the price paid it is hugely expensive and not interesting
Very nice tour , the guide very well read and much more information about Harlem than expected, nice spots and info about famous people living / living in Harlem. A little time in the church and not the hallelujah moment that I wanted but still very nice. Sat in the gallery in the church. Very good luck, the bus picked up and left in time square. Overall great (some gospel music though)
