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Hudson Theater is the oldest Broadway theater. Our day ended with seeing Plaza Suite with Matthew Broderick and Sarah Jessica Parker.

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We have eaten at this restaurant before and always enjoyed the selection of gluten free options! Nizza’s Smile! 🙂 We had reservations for dinner at Nizza’s an Italian restaurant in Hell’s Kitchen. It was fun to explore this collection of various lemons! It had thousands of oversized, hand-painted lemons, leaves and trees. The EdgeĪs we were walking back from the Edge, we came upon an outdoor exhibit called Citrovia. You can look down 100 stories! The weather was perfect to go out on the sky deck. The VesselĪcross the street we walked over to take the elevator up to The Edge! The Edge was the highest outdoor sky deck in the Western Hemisphere! The sky deck was suspended in mid-air. The Vessel Looking up through the center of the Vessel.

We didn’t know why until we researched on the internet and learned that there had been 4 different suicides since its opening in March of 2019. We had planned on climbing the spiral staircase with 80 different landings and about 2,500 stairs! Unfortunately it was closed. Don’t be surprised if your tour is taking place during filming of new productions.Our next stop was the Vessel in Public Square Gardens in Hudson Yards.

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See locations of many famous films and tv shows. Meet the neighborhood as we pay homage to all the Italian owned establishments. See the streets where famed film producer/director Martin Scorsese grew up. Learn about the very first American Catholic Church built specifically for the Italian American community, pay tribute to the haunts of the very first Italian American Police Sargeant Joseph Petrosino. This tour begins at the Chinatown Little Italy Information Kiosk on the corner of Baxter and Canal streets and will encompass the entire northern portion of Historic Little Italy all the way up to Houston Street and back. You’ll leave with a warm sense of nostalgia, as you walk the very lanes and avenues where so many American dreams were born.

If you love New York City history or just want to take a deep dive into one of Manhattan’s most storied neighborhoods, you shouldn’t miss this guided tour of Little Italy.

This Official Neighborhood tour is in partnership with the Chinatown Little Italy Historic District Association and was developed in collaboration with the Historic Districts Council. The grand finale is a visit inside the CCBA – The Chinatown Consolidated Benevolent Association where you may catch a glimpse of the Mayor of Chinatown. We tour the southern portion of Historic Chinatown as far south as Kimlau Square and wind our way through the labyrinth of winding roads stopping at places like Confucius Plaza, a Taoist Temple, the Famed Doyers street and see the largest Buddhist Statue in New York City. This was the cauldron that gave birth to Manhattan’s Chinatown in the mid 1800’s. After checking in at the Chinatown Little Italy Information Kiosk on the corner of Baxter and Canal streets we will head down to the old Five Points neighborhood brought back to fame by Martin Scorsese’s Gangs of New York. Explore Manhattan’s Chinatown without worrying about getting lost along its narrow streets and corridors and visit spaces that are normally off limits to the public.