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 Visit
the Cathedral of St. John the Divine for a rare insider's view of the largest
pure Gothic Cathedral in the world: A private
welcome to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, largest pure Gothic Cathedral
in the world. A private tour of the Cathedral's massive, beautiful
interior, and its lovely gardens. A private demonstration
of one of the world's largest church organs, built in 1911 and enlarged
in 1954. A V.I.P. Tours of New York Exclusive:
A private visit to the workshop of the Cathedral's
sculptor-in-residence. See the Stanford White-designed main campus of Columbia
University, 2) marvel at one of the world's most beautiful church carillon
towers, and 3) pass Grant's Tomb.
Explore, by coach, the
Upper East Side and Museum Mile, with its profusion of architecturally
important museums and elegant residential streetscapes. Guests
will be introduced to the locations of some of New York's best-known museums,
to which they may want to return later on their own.
A
private docent-led tour of the architecturally stunning Guggenheim Museum,
the only New York building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
A
private docent-led tour of the permanent collection of The Metropolitan
Museum of Art.
In
conjunction with our docent-led visit to The
Medeival Cloisters and its' world renown Tapestry collection, we will have
a V.I.P. Tours of New York Exclusive private
visit to a world-class Tapestry Conservation Laboratory.
Afternoon
tea and pastries
and a private tour of the old Warburg Mansion
on Fifth Avenue, as they explore the largest Jewish
Museum in the western hemisphere.
1)
Visit the only artist-inspired-and-realized museum in the United States;
2) visit a 4 1/2 acre waterfront park containing large scale outdoor sculptures
with the magnificent Manhattan skyline as a backdrop; 3) visit a Contemporary
Art Center, a non-profit art space in a former public
school that recently merged with the Museum of Modern Art; and 4)
visit the new Museum of Modern Art in Queens.
Art
and Greenwich Village: Explore the art movements The Village inspired, including
the Hudson River and Ashcan Schools, as well as Abstract Expressionism.
A V.I.P. Tours of New York Exclusive: Our guests
will have the opportunity to meet the person in large part responsible for
approximately 30 of New York City's 80+ historic districts, of which Greenwich
Village was the second one designated.
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