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New York City, NY
Many of New York City's major monuments and attractions are America's iconic landmarks—the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, the Empire State Building and the Brooklyn Bridge. But that's only the beginning. Every borough offers points of interest and places you'll want to explore.

Apollo Theater Walking Tour
Since 1934, the Apollo has been the launching pad for many greats including Ella Fitzgerald, Count Basie, and Duke Ellington. Walk the streets to hear their stories and actually walk across the stage of these Apollo stars. (3 hours)

Broadway Productions
Choose from one of many famous productions including Wicked, Billy Elliot, The Lion King, Phantom of the Opera, Mamma Mia, West Side Story, Mary Poppins, Shrek the Musical, God of Carnage, The Little Mermaid, In the Heights, Rock of Ages, The 39 Steps, Mary Stuart, Spider Man, Bye Bye Birdie, Memphis, Finian's Rainbow, Ragtime and More! (2 1/2 hours)

Broadway Workshops
Workshops are perfect for students who are interested in the performing arts. Broadway classroom programs are available before or after a show answering questions on productions, staging or speaking with one of the actors themselves. Individual workshops are available in the areas of music, choreography, dance movement, make-up application and special effects, character development and the technical process of lighting and design. (4+ hours)

Empire State Building Observation Deck
The Observatory is located 1,050 feet above the streets of New York on the 86th floor of this Manhattan landmark, and offers views of up to 80 miles away on clear days. (2 hours)

Financial District Driving Tour
Learn about Wall Street’s rich History and Architecture, the New York Stock Exchange, what it is like to be a Wall Street Trader and the causes of the Financial Crisis. (2 hours)

General Harlem History Walking Tour
Provides a general introduction to the history of Harlem from the beginnings (mid 1650s) to the present with special attention paid to the current renaissance happening in the community. (2 hours)

Ground Zero Memorial
Tour the former World Trade Center Twin Towers (Ground Zero), the 16-acre site of unparalleled heroism. (1 hour)

National Museum of the American Indian
Dedicated to the preservation, study, and exhibition of the lives, languages, history, and arts of Native Americans. (2 hours)

Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
The Statue of Liberty is more than a monument - she is a beloved friend, and a living symbol of freedom to the world. Ellis Island is the historic gateway to America, where millions of immigrants passed through between 1892 and 1955. (4 hours plus)

The Immigrant Experience
Select from a variety of ethnic tours that use history to teach about New York and immigration. (1-2 hours)

Top of the Rock Observation Deck
The view from the top is unique and astonishing, unobstructed for 360 degrees, and stretching for miles in every direction. It includes a panorama of Central Park and the northern half of Manhattan that can't be found anywhere else. (1 hours)

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Bubba Gump Seafood Co.
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Hurley’s
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Planet Hollywood Times Square
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