Experience the cultural richness of Harlem, a notable neighborhood in New York City. Even if you’re unsure about where to go, our Sunday morning Harlem gospel tour, complemented by a gospel choir service, will guide you. You’ll have the chance to explore iconic landmarks like the Apollo Theater and the Cotton Club. Choose to enhance your experience by adding a soul food brunch at a popular local eatery.

Discover the vibrant life of Harlem on its busiest day—Sunday
Experience a soul-stirring Sunday morning gospel service featuring a choir
Our guide will navigate the best routes to maximize your experience
Option to enhance your visit with a soul food brunch at a well-loved local restaurant

• Church services may be held in the Bronx, however the tour will still cover the Harlem itinerary
• Shorts and tank tops are not allowed to be worn on this tour. Harlem Spirituals Inc. reserves the right to refuse clients improperly dressed and will not refund the service
• Soul Food is traditional African American cuisine that originated in the South in the United States. Today it has become a highly sought after cuisine. It consists of spicy ribs, collard greens, fried fish and chicken, freshly cooked corn bread, and a few side dishes like black eye peas, okra, or macaroni and cheese to mention a few.
• Guests are invited to take walks through the neighborhoods visited. The average walk is about 15 minutes.
• With advance notice, wheelchair bound customers with some mobility can be accommodated in the front rows of the tour bus with their wheelchairs folded away in the luggage compartment. It is mandatory that someone accompany customers with special needs to assist them onto the coach.
• For passengers with no mobility or a non foldable wheelchairs we recommend giving at least 3 weeks notice so that we can secure a coach with a wheelchair lift.
• Wheelchair lifts are 49” X 28” and can carry a maximum weight limit of 700lbs. We kindly ask that you submit the dimensions and model of the chair as our lift may not be able to accommodate scooters and other large sized electric chairs. A maximum of one person in a wheelchair can be accommodated per bus.
• Many of the churches that we visit have steps. In order to accommodate their wheelchair bound congregation members churches use portable mobility ramps.
• Masks are mandatory inside churches