Standard Tours

1. Lower East Side - Jewish heritage sites include: The original Jewish Forward Newspaper Building, the original Jarmulowski Bank Building, the original site of the Ludlow Street Jail, Eldridge Street Synagogue, Bialystoker Synagogue, Tenement Museum and traditional Jewish landmark take-out eateries.
2. Lower Manhattan - Wall Street and Financial District, Fraunces Tavern, World Trade Center, South Street Seaport, Woolworth Building and New York City Hall.
3. Soho  -  South of Houston Street - Cast-iron architecture lofts and retail stores, Little Singer Sewing Machine Building, The "Queen" and "King" of Greene Street Buildings and The Haughwout Building, The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art, McSorley's Old Ale House (est. 1854), Puck Building and The Public Theater.
4. Chinatown - Chinese cultural and historical attractions and restaurants on Mott Street, Mahayana Buddhist Temple. Little Italy's restaurants.
5. Greenwich Village - Washington Square Park, original site of the Triangle Shirt Factory Building, Jefferson Library and original site of the Women's House of Detention, Stonewall Inn, Washington Irving Residence and Bleeker Street folk and jazz music clubs.
6. Lower Manhattan East - Union Square, Gramercy Park, President Theodore Roosevelt's Childhood Home, Flatiron Building, Madison Square Park and Metropolitan Life Insurance Building.
7. Midtown East - Sniffen Court Mews (former horse stables), Morgan Library, Chrysler Building, Grand Central Station, New  York Public Library, Bryant Park, General William Tecumseh Sherman Sculpture.
8. Midtown West - Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Moynihan Train Hall, Algonquin Hotel, Broadway Theater District, Brill Building, Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Carnegie Hall and the site of the original Madison Square Garden. 
9. Upper West Side - Lincoln Center, Ansonia Hotel, The Dakota Apartments. Central Park: Strawberry Fields, Bow Bridge, Bethesda Fountain and Terrace and Delacorte Theater. The Museum of Natural History.
10. Morningside Heights - Tom's Restaurant (site of Seinfeld's favorite Diner from the television series), Columbia University, St. John the Devine Church, Riverside Church, The Union and Jewish Theological Seminaries, Schinasi Mansion, and Grant's Tomb.
11. Roosevelt Island - A ride on The Tram, Smallpox Hospital and Strecker Memorial Laboratory Ruins, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Four Freedoms Memorial Park, Cornell Technion Campus, The Chapel of the Good Shepherd, The Octagon Apartments: Formerly the sites of the Lunatic Asylum and New York City Metropolitan Hospital, The Girl Puzzle Sculptures - Nelly Bly tribute. A walk through the "new town" residential community and Main Street. The Community Garden (open to public on week-ends).

• Standard Tour Price - $99.00- 3 hours
• Custom Tour Price - $120.00 - 3 hours.
• A Standard/Custom Tour that exceeds 3.5 hours in duration will be charged an additional $50.00. 
• Senior Citizen Discount - $10.00/person is deducted from the tour's total charges for Seniors 65 or older with ID.
• Tour booking and Deposit Fees: Standard/Custom Tours require booking the tour at least 7 days prior to the tour date and a full payment via PayPal at paypal.com. 
• Cancellation Fee - If you cancel your tour 48 hours or less before the tour date, a $50.00 booking fee will be charged. 
• Tour Payment - A PayPal transaction to be paid via PayPal at paypal.com will be accepted at the tour's booking.

For Tour Booking/Cancellation Policies and Procedures to reserve a Standard or Custom Tour, please contact me at: manhattanwithhiram@yahoo.com.