Traces & Places: Harlem Walking Tours

A $25.00 value, included in the New York Explorer Pass!

From Revolutionary War sites, historic mansions, rowhouses, and churches to speakeasies and jazz clubs, learn about Harlem's diverse cultural history and discover hidden treasures as we explore the neighborhoods of Harlem and Northern Manhattan.

Not seasonal
Good for families
No parking available
No restaurant or snack bar
No restrooms
No disabled access
Reservations required

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Hours

Tours run 10:00 am-12:00 pm;
Thursdays: Hamilton Heights/Sugar Hill;
Fridays: Sugar Hill/Washington Heights;
Saturdays: Central Harlem. Schedule subject to change. Advance reservations necessary.

Closed

New Year's Day,Martin Luther King Day,Memorial Day,July 4th,Labor Day,Thanksgiving Day,and Christmas Day. All holiday hours are subject to change without notice.

Redemption Instructions

Harlem Walking Tour is one choice with the New York City Explorer Pass.

Reservation Instructions

You must call 212-939-9201 or 917-583-4109 to make a reservation. You must leave a credit card number to secure your spot. Your credit card will not be charged unless you do not show up for your tour.

Note

The start point for the tour is West 145th and St Nicholas Avenue, in front of Capitol One Bank. Tour duration is 2 hours. It is a public tour. Groups and individuals are welcome.

Address

502 West 142nd Street
1st Floor (Office) NOTE: The start point for the tour is West 145th and St Nicholas Avenue, in front of Capitol One Bank.
New York, NY 10031

Public Transportation

Take the A or D Express from 59th Street/Columbus Circle to 145th Street, exit 145th Street & St. Nicholas Avenue. Local trains B or C to 145th Street, exit 145th Street & St. Nicholas Avenue.

The Hamilton Heights/Sugar Hill tour takes you through one of the City's most architecturally distinguished and culturally significant neighborhoods. Built for middle and upper middle-class white residents between the mid-1880s and the First World War, the neighborhood achieved its greatest fame during the 1930s and 1940s when a large number of black professionals moved to the area, including such notable figures as the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell, Joe Louis, author Ralph Ellison, and many other personalities associated with the Harlem Renaissance.

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Address

502 West 142nd Street
1st Floor (Office) NOTE: The start point for the tour is West 145th and St Nicholas Avenue, in front of Capitol One Bank.
New York, NY 10031

Phone: 212-939-9201 or 917-583-4109 to make a reservation.

Website: Traces & Places: Harlem Walking Tours

Adult Gate Price	Child Gate Price
$25.00	$25.00