• Ed Sullivan Theater - Brief history of the Ed Sullivan theater’s three most famous hosts: Ed Sullivan, David Letterman and Stephen Colbert
• Carnegie Hall - How do you get to Carnegie Hall? Walk to the corner of 57th Street and 7th Avenue.
• Central Park - Take some photos around the pond in the south-eastern corner of Central Park. We’ll walk around the pond and visit Gapstow Bridge.
• The Plaza - Another opportunity for photos of one of the most beautiful hotels in the world. Hear a few stories about the hotel’s grand and troubled existence.
• St. Patrick’s Cathedral - St. Pat’s: a real church’s church. Stop inside this incredible architectural and spiritual marvel.
• Rockefeller Center - Visit the complex that houses Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show, the famous skating rink and the big Christmas tree. Because you have to.
• The Shop at NBC Studios - Stop inside the gift shop to get some NBC - themed gifts.
• Grand Central Terminal - The most beautiful train station in the country, if not the world - if not the entire universe. It’s very pretty. Take some photos, visit the food court (and restrooms!).

• NYC subway info

• Bottled water

Discover Midtown Manhattan through the perspective of a local. I’ll blend my personal experiences with the story of midtown, sharing the transformations I’ve witnessed over the years. I’ll guide you on alternative routes to dodge the busiest spots and highlight interesting details at each stop. I’m not a historian, so this won’t be a history lecture! As a big comedy enthusiast, I enjoy sharing the funniest anecdotes I know. New York City’s history is made every day—let’s create some history together by having the most enjoyable tour ever.

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