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Our Scavenger Hunt Tour Is Now Available!
THE WINNING TEAMS! Exchange students from the Louis-Barthou High School in Pau, France took part in our Unique NY Tours Scavenger Hunt in April, 2000. Guests of the Trevor Day School, located just off of Central Park West, the students especially loved the opportunity to successfully navigate the city with limited English, and, in the case of two of the five teams, without adult supervision. "Most Exciting. We put all our energy into it!" Miléva Pierre Nicolas, Marie Xavier (winning team members) "This experience was
very instructive and very interesting...It permitted us to explore New York
from several points of view." Marilys Villacampa, Sarah Kocis, Stephanie
Claverie, Carole Amoros Unique NY Tours Scavenger Hunt HOW IT WORKS: The fun of competition is one of the unique qualities of
scavenger hunts, along with the experience of exploring, and of discovering
new places. It's a perfect way to bond members of a team (be it corporate,
scholastic, sports, etc.), or to have a good time with family and friends. B. The teams are sent off in different directions to find objects
and answer questions. Only by visiting Manhattan's major sightseeing locations
and attractions can they complete the quest. UNIQUE NY TOURS – METRO On a budget? Try our semi-standard tour that
consists of a sightseeing trip to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island and
a shopping trip to one of three locations:
Designed for the young and adventurous, or
simply the young-at-heart with a good pair of walking shoes (we’ve had
grandmothers with more energy left at tour’s end than some youngsters). This
tour is priced at $45 (adults) & $15 (under age 13), to allow NYC
visitors to get all the value possible out of their vacation dollars. UNIQUE NY JAZZ NYC For lovers of America's only original art form, this vehicular tour encompasses daytime trips to legendary jazz venues, past and present. Greenwich Village clubs such as the Village Vanguard, Harlem's Minton's, The Cotton Club(s)*, Birdland(s)*, and the Blue Note, are all included. There are stops at streets named after famous jazz stars and famous jazz sites. Nighttime finds you at one or more jazz clubs, or a concert. If you tour on the right dates, you can even attend one of your tour guide's jazz lectures at the New School For Social Research. Each session features a music luminary as special guest. *(There have been several different establishments known by the same name over the years.) As always, feel free to contact us
with questions or special requests (use the first "Contact Us!"
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