Visit the Big Apple's most famous sites! You'll see Times Square, Central Park, the Lincoln Centre, the Dakota Building, Rockefeller Centre, Fifth Avenue, Greenwich Village, Chinatown, the Financial District, SoHo, Little Italy, and Battery Park at Ground Zero, where you'll get a beautiful close-up view of the Statue of Liberty.

You'll love this tour, as you'll get to see all of Manhattan's most famous neighbourhoodsand sights!

We will start our tour by heading to the west side of Central Park. Famous sights include Columbus Circle, Lincoln Centre, we will visit The Dakota, the building where John Lennon lived and where he was murdered, and the Strawberry Fields Memorial in Central Park, built in memory of the singer. We continue to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the largest cathedral in New York, and possibly the world, and pass Columbia University, made famous by alumni such as President Barack Obama. We will arrive in Harlem, the most iconic African American neighbourhood, full of culture and historic buildings.

Leaving Harlem behind, we will head to the east side of Central Park, down the famous Fifth Avenue that borders the park, passing historic buildings such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, as well as renowned condominiums. We will continue down Fifth Avenue, also known as "Millionaires Row", to see iconic sites such as the famous Apple shop, the majestic Plaza Hotel, Bergdorf Goodman, tycoon Donald Trump's skyscraper, Tiffany's jewellery store, and shops of prestigious fashion designers.

Our tour will continue to the Rockefeller Centre, St. Patrick's Church, the Flatiron Building, Union Square and Greenwich Village, until we reach the famous Washington Square Park, home to the replica of the Arc de Triomphe and New York University. We will continue through the NoHo and SoHo neighbourhoods, full of fashion designer shops and 19th century Cast Iron Loft Buildings, once factories and now luxury flats.

The tour continues to Little Italy and Chinatown, the largest Chinese enclave in the Western Hemisphere. We will head to the financial district of Wall Street, where you will find the Stock Exchange, Federal Hall and Trinity Church, built between 1839 and 1846. Continuing to Ground Zero, where you will learn about the events of 9/11 and see the memorial built in memory of those who died on that tragic day.

We'll finish in Battery Park, the southern tip of Manhattan, for a view of the Statue of Liberty, and there you can catch the ferry to visit her if you wish.

Attractions:

* Central Park- Established in 1857, it is the most visited urban park in the United States, attracting 40 million visitors in 2013. It is also one of the most filmed places in the world.

* Harlem - Known as a major residential, cultural and business centre for the African-American community.

* Columbus Circle - Named after Christopher Columbus, it is a major traffic circle and busy intersection in Manhattan, New York. It serves as the point from which all official distances in New York City are measured.

* Lincoln Centre - A complex of buildings housing numerous nationally and internationally renowned performing arts organisations.

New York is a city of contrasts and called the "melting pot" of America. Experience the diversity on a tri-borough tour of Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx where many languages, cultures and cuisines dominate, as well as famous sites from countless movies.

This tri-borough tour shows how diverse New Yorkreally is. There are communities of Greek, Italian, Hispanic, Indian and Slavic ancestry throughout the city where native language, culture and cuisine dominant.

Departing from Manhattan, pass through Harlem to the Bronx and stop at Yankee Stadium, home to America's famous baseball team. Continue to the precinct of Fort Apache, where local artists use graffiti to make political and lifestyle statements.

Across the Whitestone Bridge to Queens are the beautiful homes of Malba on the East River. Stop for photos in Flushing Meadow Park, site of the 1964 World Fair, the US Open and a famous scene from Men in Black. Continue to Astoria, where you'll stop for coffee and pastry at a local bakery.

Then it's onto Brooklyn, a borough with over 2.5 million residents! Williamsburg, one of New York's up and coming neighbourhoods with lots of trendy bars and restaurants and a symbol of the constantly changing area. This is also home to one New York's large Hasidic Jewish communitythat strives to maintain a traditional lifestyle in a constantly changing city.