A multilingual guided tour to New York City
Posted by John Smith on March 28th, 2015
New York a city that is commended and yet could never be inscribed in the words, neither the monumental history of the city could be praised less. A city spread over a thousand square kilometers with 27th most expensive cities of the world and fourth most populous city of the world still enjoys being a culturally rich city. With most of the internationally located companies, there will be one small office desk in the NYC to define the expanse of the city and the company at the same time. New York needs to be viewed very carefully only on knowing the glorious past of the place.
At http://ronnyctours.com/ you will find the English best tour guide that will show you most of the city in New Yorker style. It is a Personal profession so one will have to book a prior appointment for a guided tour to NYC. As the guide being multilingual so is comparable to any other German NYC tour guide, as of now we have 6 tour packages ranging for a time frame of 2 to 3 hours in which you can visit places like Harlem Gospel on Sundays.
A walking tour to Wall Street downtown could be taken to Battery Park, Wall Street, St. Paul’s Chapel and city hall and also to the ground zero where each tourist comes to pay homage to the victims of 911 attacks. You can also take a three hour tour to Highline Park to visit Washington Square Park, Sheridan Square, Stone Wall bar, visit to the 2 century old stores, oldest wooden house in New York, Cherry Lane theatre and the Highline Park. You can hire a French NYC tour guide to visit two of the amazing places of the world that is Statue of Liberty, and the Empire State building. I provide all tours in English, German, French, Hebrew Spanish, Italian and Arabic.
I have designed special and very low cost guided tours to the city that includes each and every attraction of the city in six different sections, one can find the top attractions of New York visit as The Chrysler Building, Coney Island, Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, Yankee Stadium, Metropolitan Museum of Art, a trip with Staten Island Ferry in the list too. As of now I am accepting payment only payable through cash or cheque, but no credit cards. I also offer Hourly Zip car, or walking tours or subway tours if booked in the itinerary. Contact at tarabloux@aol.com or (917) 714-3225 to book appointment with Ron Tarabloux.
