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New York Ground Zero Walking Tour and 9/11 Museum Ticket 4 hr
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Explore Brooklyn’s hidden subway history, public art, and skyline views on a private walking tour with an expert local guide.
Discover the stories beneath Brooklyn’s streets on a private tour that connects the borough’s growth to the railroads and subway lines that helped shape it. Led by a licensed New York City guide who is also an AICP-certified urban planner and a member of the Guides Association of NYC, this 120-minute walk brings the city’s transit history into view.
Explore abandoned stations hidden in plain sight and see the design of Brooklyn’s oldest subway station. Visit the rapid transit station described as the highest in the Western Hemisphere, then take in skyline views from the Manhattan Bridge. Along the way, stop at the station where Michael Jackson filmed “Bad” and admire public art, including the Masstransiscope. Your guide also explains how the subway operates and the technology that keeps it moving around the clock.
Subway fare and individual ear pieces are provided, so you can follow the stories as you explore. The tour visits public areas and involves stairs; meet outside Starbucks at 50 Court Street. Book this Brooklyn Subway Tour to see the borough’s transit history from a fresh perspective.
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Viator
5.00 / 5 · 30 reviews
GetYourGuide
5.00 / 5 · 13 reviews
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