Art Deco and Architecture Midtown Landmarks Tour
Description
This is a great 2.5-hour walking tour of the landmarks of midtown Manhattan. This small-group tour will get you up close and personal with these historic sites, while your guide shares the secrets and history of each. See the insides of Art Deco skyscraper masterpieces, and countless photo opportunities. A great tour for those who want to get the most out of their time in midtown. Landmarks seen include: -Bryant Park -New York Public Library -American Radiator Building -500 5th Avenue -Bowery Savings Bank Building -Chanin Building -Chrysler Building -Grand Central Terminal -Rockefeller Center -And more! Your guide will provide insight on these landmarks, with historic photos for reference. This tour is a small-group, for a more personal experience. It also makes many indoor stops, so also a great option any time of the year!
Tour Options
Itinerary
Visit historic architectural landmark
Visit Art Deco landmark
Visit historic architectural landmark
Walk through historic Midtown
View art deco landmark.
Visit historic architectural landmark
See landmark lobby
Explore historic landmark
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(156)
A charming deep dive into the the art deco architecture in Midtown. Jeremy is indeed a passionate guide! He showed us around and was ready to reply to every question we had.
Great informative tour. Jeremy really knows his subject. He gets across his information in a laid back style. Would take a tour by him any day.
Interesting walk with added value from the good guide Jeremy. He knew a lot about the history of New York, art deco and knew the hidden gems of Art deco in NY
My husband and I took our grandson who is studying architecture on Jeremy’s tour. Jeremy is very knowledgeable and passionate about the buildings on the tour. Our grandson was very impressed by the information provided on the tour. We would highly recommend the tour with Jeremy.
Very well organized and interesting. Jeremy our tour guide was very knowledgeable and pleasant! Well worth it!!
I took the Art Deco tour on a beautiful spring morning. The building looks amazing in the sunlight as Jeremy explained the history and style of Art Deco in New York City. We saw some of the greatest skyscrapers from the 1920s and 1930s, including the Chanin Building, the Chrysler Building, and the General Electric Building. Jeremy’s narrative was interesting and compelling, the pace was comfortable, and his supplemental images were very useful. I am a art and architectural historian, but I still learned so much and saw many details I had overlooked. Highly recommended!
Jeremy was a wonderful tour guide that pointed out amazing details about the art deco era in architecture and the many buildings in NYC that were built and have remained for years. The Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building , Rockefeller Plaza. Jeremy points out the detail of these buildings that you might have never seen as you have visited in the past .
Jeremy has a great knowledge of the NY Art Deco architecture. We learned about the thinking of owners, architects and builders and how they reflected the times between the two world wars. We also considered the building’s budgets and the sources of the building materials. The tour moved fast and covered a lot of ground. We had a great time, highly recommended.
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Jeremy’s Art Deco tour in Midtown was incredible. He is so knowledgeable, full of interesting anecdotes and organized. We breezed from one fascinating location to the next - many of which were true hidden gems. Highly recommend Jeremy and this tour.
I am a history enthusiast and lover of all things Art Deco. Getting to do a tour of iconic landmarks in Midtown Manhattan with an experienced and knowledgeable guide (Jeremy) was wonderful. Not only did Jeremy discuss the big ones (Chrysler Building, Empire State), but he also talked about some of the lesser known buildings and the history of the style. Getting to go inside some of these buildings was an amazing experience, like stepping back in time. Jeremy was also able to answer my questions about some non-Art Deco buildings!
