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Founded by Dutch colonists in the 17th century,
Harlem became the mecca for Black culture in the 1920s and a center for
social activism in the 1960s. Visitors from around the world come to
Harlem to experience this repository of Black culture and achievement.
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 Harlem Gospel Tour (Sunday)
Explore legendary Harlem and its current Renaissance with tour guides
intimately familiar with this splendid neighborhood. Travel through a
rich and diverse Harlem, from grand row houses of Striver's Row to the
cobblestone streets of Sylvan Terrace. View the historic Morris-Jumel
Mansion from 1785, the Apollo Theater, and Schomburg Center for
Research in Black Culture. Attend an authentic church service and enjoy
the sounds of soul-stirring gospel music and choirs.
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Harlem Gospel Tour with Soul Food Brunch (Sunday)
Explore legendary Harlem and its current Renaissance with tour guides
intimately familiar with this splendid neighborhood. Travel through a
rich and diverse Harlem, from grand row houses of Striver's Row to the
cobblestone streets of Sylvan Terrace. View the historic Morris-Jumel
Mansion from 1785, the Apollo Theater, and Schomburg Center for
Research in Black Culture. Attend an authentic church service and enjoy
the sounds of soul-stirring gospel music and choirs. Afterwards, enjoy
a delicious soul food brunch.
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Harlem Gospel Tour (Wednesday)
Explore legendary Harlem and its current Renaissance with tour guides
intimately familiar with this splendid neighborhood. Travel through a
rich and diverse Harlem, from grand row houses of Striver's Row to the
cobblestone streets of Sylvan Terrace. View the historic Morris-Jumel
Mansion from 1785, the Apollo Theater, and Schomburg Center for
Research in Black Culture. Witness the beautiful acapella sounds of the
ARC Gospel choir during our mid-week hour of power and hear their
powerful voices singing songs of praise and share their experience.
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Harlem Gospel Tour with Lunch (Wednesday)
Explore legendary Harlem and its current Renaissance with tour guides
intimately familiar with this splendid neighborhood. Travel through a
rich and diverse Harlem, from grand row houses of Striver's Row to the
cobblestone streets of Sylvan Terrace. View the historic Morris-Jumel
Mansion from 1785, the Apollo Theater, and Schomburg Center for
Research in Black Culture. Witness the beautiful acapella sounds of the
ARC Gospel choir during our mid-week hour of power and hear their
powerful voices singing songs of praise and share their experience.
Afterwards, enjoy a delicious soul food lunch.
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 Soul Food and Jazz
Relive the high-stepping, fun-loving nights of the 1920’s! Tour Harlem
with a professional guide and learn about the neighborhood's role in
the history of jazz. See the site of the original Cotton Club, where
Duke Ellington and Lena Horne spent hours wowing crowds from around the
world. Drive past the site of the Savoy Ballroom where Benny Goodman
and Chick Webb fought it out during their “Battle of the Bands,” and
where the “Charleston,” “Lindy Hop” and the “Big Apple” dances were
firmly cemented into American culture. See the world-famous Apollo
Theater, where Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald won the popular
“Amateur Night,” which still boasts standing room only audiences every
Wednesday night. So forget the A Train and join us for a great night
out in Harlem.
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Free admission to the Empire State Building
Observatory, Museum of the City of New York or NY Water Taxi Harbor Experience Flex Pass |
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Free entry to the Museum of Natural History, Metropolitan Museum of Art or Top of the Rock Observation Deck
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VIP Invitation to the CBS Early show
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Shopping discounts at Macy's, Bloomingdale's and South St. Seaport
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Free Gift at Bloomingdale's
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Parking Discounts
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Personal Vacation Planning Assistance |
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