Discover Corona’s immigrant history and the stories behind Queens beyond Manhattan
3 hrs
Queens Museum, Armstrong Museum
Discover the cultural history and neighborhood stories that shape Corona. See Queens through a local perspective that goes beyond Manhattan.
We will meet you conveniently right off the 7-train. You can take the train from Midtown Manhattan for example; Times Square, Bryant Park or Grand Central Terminal.
After meeting with your guide you will visit Louis Armstrong house museum.
Then we will explore the Flushing Meadows Corona Park, see the Unisphere, visit Queens Museum where we will see the Panorama which is a model of New York City's buildings from 1964. We will also walk past Citi Field, the US Open stadium and many other attractions worth seeing. Before the tour finishes we will walk through the heart of Corona to get a sense of the community. We will stop by the infamous Lemon Ice King store where we recommend you try one of their many flavors.
Tours run rain or shine. Cancel at least 24 hours before the tour start to receive a refund. During weather alerts recommending limited outdoor activity, rescheduling may be offered.
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Wear comfortable walking shoes. Bring a scarf or light sweater in summer, as indoor areas can be very cold. Bring dollar bills if you want to buy treats along the way.
Subway fare is not included. Use a MetroCard or contactless OMNY payment for the 7 train.
No. Lemon Ice King ice and any other food or drinks you choose are not included. Gratuities are appreciated but not mandatory.
111 Street and Roosevelt Avenue, Corona, Queens
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