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NYC Christmas tour with 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Tree and Xmas Village
NYC Christmas tour with 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Tree and Xmas Village
NYC Christmas tour with 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Tree and Xmas Village
NYC Christmas tour with 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Tree and Xmas Village
NYC Christmas tour with 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Tree and Xmas Village

NYC Christmas tour with 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Tree and Xmas Village

United States-West Village , New York , New York City
Free cancellation 2 day(s) prior to experience date
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  • Experience the magic of New York's festive season with a guided walking tour of 5th Avenue. See holiday window displays and iconic sites. Book now!
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Tour TypeShared tour
Transportation methodGet there on your own
Departure TimeLate Departure (After 9 am)
Tour typesGuided tour
Meal arrangementArrange yourself
Family-friendlyFree for children under 2 (no seat)
SeasonalWinter Snow Exclusive
Sightseeing typeCity walking tour
TransportWalking

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-What you can expect-
Discover the magic of New York during the festive season with a guided stroll through the most celebratory section of 5th Avenue, and feast your eyes on the beautifully adorned Christmas windows at high-end department stores and flagship boutiques. An expert local guide will help you understand why New York is one of the most enchanted places on earth during this season.

Learn about New York's renowned Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center, as well as the iconic ice rink and Channel Gardens with their rows of Angels. Along the way, take in other sights such as the Plaza Hotel featured in “Home Alone 2”, St Patrick's Cathedral dressed up for the holidays, and the renowned Radio City Music Hall, home to the world-famous Christmas Spectacular Show.

After paying a visit to the New York Library's celebrated lions decked out in their holiday wreaths, your tour concludes at Bryant Park. Here, you'll explore the seasonal Winter Village where you can shop and dine, and perhaps have fun on the outdoor ice rink. After the tour, post your photos on social media and let friends all around the world admire pictures of New York in its most festive attire.

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Duration: Lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

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  • Please refer to your voucher for final information regarding meeting points, pick-up locations, and pick-up time

  • Meeting point description: Meet your tour guide outside the Paris Theater at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.(The Paris Theater, 4 W 58th St, New York, NY 10019, USA)

  • Know in advance:The Rockefeller Christmas Tree lights up on the Wednesday after Thanksgiving and remains lit until the first week of January

  • Skating at Rockefeller Center has a fee, while skating at Bryant Park is free, although you have to pay for skate rental

  • The walking tour is a gentle stroll on flat land, covering approx. 1 mile (1.6 km)

  • The activity takes place in all weather conditions. Please dress accordingly

  • The experience is free for infants (age 0-1)

FAQ

1. How long is the Rockefeller Christmas Tree typically displayed in New York City?

The Rockefeller Christmas Tree is usually displayed from early December, shortly after its grand lighting ceremony, until the first or second week of January. During this period, it remains illuminated 24 hours a day, allowing visitors ample time to experience its festive glow.

2. When is the Rockefeller Christmas Tree lighting ceremony usually held in NYC?

The Rockefeller Christmas Tree lighting ceremony is traditionally held on the Wednesday following Thanksgiving Day. This highly anticipated event signifies the unofficial start of the holiday season in New York City and attracts a large, enthusiastic crowd.

3. What is the history and significance of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree?

The tradition of the Rockefeller Christmas Tree began in 1931 when construction workers pooled their money to buy and decorate a small balsam fir. The first official tree was erected in 1933. Today, it stands as a global symbol of hope, peace, and the joyous spirit of Christmas, drawing millions of visitors annually.

4. What key sights can visitors expect to see on 5th Avenue during a Christmas walking tour in NYC?

On a Christmas walking tour along 5th Avenue, visitors can expect to marvel at the spectacular holiday window displays of flagship stores like Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman. You will also see iconic landmarks such as the majestic St. Patrick's Cathedral and the beautifully decorated Cartier building, all contributing to the avenue's festive transformation.

5. Beyond the Rockefeller Tree, what other iconic Christmas sights are typically included in an NYC holiday walking tour?

Beyond the Rockefeller Christmas Tree, an NYC holiday walking tour often includes other renowned sights. These commonly feature the enchanting light displays and ice-skating rink at Bryant Park's Winter Village, the festive decorations adorning Radio City Music Hall, and the vibrant holiday atmosphere surrounding Times Square.

6. What activities or experiences are typically part of a guided Christmas walking tour visiting Rockefeller Center and 5th Avenue?

A guided Christmas walking tour visiting Rockefeller Center and 5th Avenue typically includes strolling past the stunning holiday window displays, experiencing the magnificent Rockefeller Christmas Tree and its surrounding festive decorations, and soaking in the general holiday atmosphere. Guides often share insights into the history and significance of these iconic locations.

7. What is a recommended itinerary for a one-day Christmas tour focused on Rockefeller Center and 5th Avenue in NYC?

A recommended one-day Christmas itinerary could start with exploring the festive window displays along 5th Avenue, progressing to St. Patrick's Cathedral. Afterward, visit Rockefeller Center to admire the iconic tree and ice rink. Conclude your day at Bryant Park's Winter Village for holiday shopping, diverse food options, and ice skating.

8. What kind of experience does the Christmas Village at Bryant Park offer visitors during the holiday season?

The Christmas Village at Bryant Park, officially known as the Bank of America Winter Village, offers a magical holiday experience. It features a free-admission ice-skating rink, an array of open-air holiday shops selling unique gifts, and various food and drink kiosks. Visitors can enjoy gourmet treats and a vibrant, festive ambiance.

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