For those on mobile Timestamps 1:25 - Exiting the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall/Chambers Street Subway Station 2:30 - David Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building 3:00 - Brooklyn Bridge Entrance/Exit 4:30 - New York City Hall 6:15 - City Hall Park Fountain 7:06 - Woolworth Building 7:15 - Broadway & Park Place 8:00 - New York City Hall Informational Plaque 8:25 - Broadway & Murray Street 9:05 - Broadway & Warren Street 10:05 - Broadway & Chambers Street 11:20 - Broadway & Reade Street 12:40 - Duane Street & Broadway (Ted Weiss Federal Building) 13:40 - African Burial Ground National Monument 15:12 - Centre Street & Duane Street 15:30 - US Court of International Trade 15:59 - Thomas Paine Park 16:55 - Worth Street & Centre Street 17:45 - The Louis J. Lefkowitz State Office Building 18:15 - Hogan Place & Centre Street 20:25 - New York County Supreme Court Pedestrian Path 22:50 - New York County Supreme Court 23:20 - Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse 24:25 - David Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building (Rear) 24:35 - St. Andrews Roman Catholic Church 25:54 - One Police Plaza NYPD Headquarters 26:40 - David Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building (Archway) 27:20 - David Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building (Front Entrance) 28:20 - Chambers Street & Centre Street 29:20 - Surrogate's Court - New York County 30:26 - Tweed Courthouse (New York City Department of Education Headquarters)
Dear Actionkid105. First, the HD quality of this video is remarkable. It's like being there. Secondly, in my opinion, it appeals to viewers who 1) walk and 2) perhaps work or HAVE WORKED in this area. Can't thank you enough, again, for your energy behind the camera as our GUIDE in these walking tours. PRICELESS.
Another great slice of NYC. I'm hoping to be there for work in May. This is a great way to find out where to explore on my down time. The reveal as you come out of the subway is shocking, seeing all the towering buildings. I think one of those holds more people than my entire town. Thanks -Henry
hello action!! ... beautiful the video! !!👍👌the buildings looked spectacular with the little lights on !! ... excellent tour !! 💝 thank you very much!!
My old neighborhood, I lived in Chatham Green Co-op down by police plaza. Brings back memories, moved out of NYC in 96 and it all kind of looks the same,
Can't thank you enough for this walking tour. Look forward to a little further south near Broad Street, the stock exchange and One Chase Plaza. Seaport area. Many thanks. Exhilarating.
watched full your video added blue color like number 482 for your video NYC a big city and also a modern city that is cool success more for you, my friend 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 👍👍👍👍👍
This is becoming one of my favorite videos by AK105. I know I'm not alone. Naming a few reasons, we like being outdoors (at all hours), wanna see what's going on in the world, i.e. travel, and esp. like to walk. LOVE THIS VIDEO. It makes me feel like dancing.
Super, beautiful. One day could you take us down to 7 State street? our lady of the rosary church. Its such a sight to see. Small old brick buildings with all those tall shiny buildings in back. Thank you for the awesome videos. I just love them.
11:20 is what used to be the Sonora Phonograph store on 57 Reade St. and West Broadway. This is why so got my third windup phonograph yesterday and it’s a Sonora tabletop model from 1916, and the original badge under the lid that has the Sonora’s old address.
Thanks for your vids Actionkid!!! I was there 1 year ago and it's amazing see all this places again!!! Could i make two suggestions? i think you should narrate all videos because you always give us important details about locations and buildings! and the second one... probably im very freak but... have you thought about to put a "live minimap" to see where you are in each moment of the video?or maybe that the minimap appears in the important locations of the video . i know... too much work! but would be an amazing effect!!! Thanks and sorry for my bad english ;) PD : if you come to Ibiza, or Zaragoza, in Spain ( depend if you come on Winter or Summer... ) , i will be glad to be your guide for your videos ;)
You’re welcome! It’s extremely challenging to appeal to everyone’s tastes when it comes to video creation. I don’t think it’s necessary to narrate all my videos, non-narrated videos such as this one enable the viewer to experience the feeling of being there at the moment without a voice informing them of their opinion. In fact, my most viewed walking video with 289,000 views is a non-narrated video of walking through a snow storm, and I recently uploaded two short videos of Cortlandt Alley, both in narrated and non-narrated format. The non-narrated version currently has about 1,500 more views than the narrated version. I will continue to make both styles of videos, and I enjoy making both equally. I’ve experimented with a live mini map as well, but stopped as the app I need to run on my phone while recording videos such as these makes it so I’m unable to use my phone and frequently crashed as well. Many people found it distracting to have it on screen (it’s also extra work to upload both versions of a video - a map version and a no map version). I believe the time stamps to locations in the video are sufficient if one were to follow the route on Google Maps. Thanks for your suggestions!
For me a well known area in down town Manhattan as a tourist repeater. I prefer the "Indian summer" above the winter in NYC. Ruud Mulder The Netherlands NYC fan.
K., your potential is growing and growing and just on a master degree. - Now it's time, I think, to have an interactive map of NYC with als streets marked that you already walked along. - Plz go to the NYC Tourist Information and ask them for paying a programmer who creates such a map. It is not very much work in HTML5 - even me could do that. All he needs is a list "FROM - to -to … TO" and the street names.
Hello! Thanks for your videos! I have two questions. Do you process video or sound on your computer after shooting? Also, is the sound recorded on GoPro?
...random comment but I'd hate to have to do demolition in NYC. I bet your insurance has to be all inclusive with every bell and whistle available from an insurer, and I don't even want to know how much a roll off dumpster like the 30 cu. yard dumpsters at 14:35 cost to rent. Here in Texas they go from $500 - $1,000 but you can usually keep them several days and don't need permits UNLESS you keep on at your house. I'm sure in NYC it's a PITA to rent those out. Sorry, still in work mode. Awesome video as always!!
@5:28 I noticed the sign People With Aids Plaza. Is that a place that was dedicated to people who lost their lives from that disease or a place to get help with HIV?
Thank you for your efforts , perhaps you may give a narrative to someone who never saw new york please , I just want to know what do they do inside these big buildings, thank you very much newyorker bro ! kiss
I live 5 blocks away; yet this is the area where--if you were to blindfold me and spin me around a couple of times--I will take off in the wrong direction every single time.
What's the story behind the French flag at City Hall? Is it because of the architect and style? Also, I'm sure you know about the little area around City Hall where you can see into the old abandoned Subway station?
actionkid105 idk I'd rather that it was 21:9 if I wanted to see more while letting the places look as how I would've seen it with my eyes. But that's just a suggestion, anyway thanks for showing us these places
Eeehhhhh......new York is ok.....I guess......ehhhh.... But I am so disappointed that new York has not accepted my generous design blueprints for an exciting new building to lead the world into the new century.... With a new awareness for mistreated chickens in slaughterhouses...... .........I propose to build a 2729 foot "chicken awareness plaza building".....on 5th avenue by saint Patrick's.... it will be a 245 floor office/residential/hotel/retail tower in the shape of a gigantoriacly huge and humongous.....chicken......but a chicken without a head... To bring awareness to the world of just how awful the slaughterhouses are these days......also starting construction on 7th avenue.....the 1733 foot..........147 floor......."Asparagus One tower" ...7th at 23rd Street... In homage and respect ......from a medical and dietary standpoint.....to our dear vegetable friend..Mr. Asparagus.. ......cause change.....demand these new architecture projects......become reality..💁💁💁💁 Oh....p.s. ..... wonderful..enjoyable video.....but if these traffic signals keep telling me to "wait"....gonna rip out it's vocal cords 💁💁💁when I cross a street or avenue or expressway in New York......I don't care what the clock reads....or if the little green walking man is on....or if the traffic light is in a dialog with me......I cross the street when and where and which ever way I want....be it 5 seconds or 10 minutes .....or decide to nap on Park avenue South.... Love these city social scientists....think to put me in a pen 😁😁😁😁😁
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For those on mobile
Timestamps
1:25 - Exiting the Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall/Chambers Street Subway Station
2:30 - David Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building
3:00 - Brooklyn Bridge Entrance/Exit
4:30 - New York City Hall
6:15 - City Hall Park Fountain
7:06 - Woolworth Building
7:15 - Broadway & Park Place
8:00 - New York City Hall Informational Plaque
8:25 - Broadway & Murray Street
9:05 - Broadway & Warren Street
10:05 - Broadway & Chambers Street
11:20 - Broadway & Reade Street
12:40 - Duane Street & Broadway (Ted Weiss Federal Building)
13:40 - African Burial Ground National Monument
15:12 - Centre Street & Duane Street
15:30 - US Court of International Trade
15:59 - Thomas Paine Park
16:55 - Worth Street & Centre Street
17:45 - The Louis J. Lefkowitz State Office Building
18:15 - Hogan Place & Centre Street
20:25 - New York County Supreme Court Pedestrian Path
22:50 - New York County Supreme Court
23:20 - Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse
24:25 - David Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building (Rear)
24:35 - St. Andrews Roman Catholic Church
25:54 - One Police Plaza NYPD Headquarters
26:40 - David Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building (Archway)
27:20 - David Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building (Front Entrance)
28:20 - Chambers Street & Centre Street
29:20 - Surrogate's Court - New York County
30:26 - Tweed Courthouse (New York City Department of Education Headquarters)
4k 60 Walking NYC: New York city aall area & civic center , Manhattan cuidad Friday 18 : 15:Hogan place & center state 🗽 intres person 🚶👥🇺🇸
You showcased spectacular architecture in this, and I loved the way the afternoon sun looked on the buildings,
nyc architecture is one of my absolute favorites 💖
New York City architecture is amazing. I Love it.
Love these epic beginnings from subway ❄️
Dear Actionkid105. First, the HD quality of this video is remarkable. It's like being there. Secondly, in my opinion, it appeals to viewers who 1) walk and 2) perhaps work or HAVE WORKED in this area. Can't thank you enough, again, for your energy behind the camera as our GUIDE in these walking tours. PRICELESS.
Thank you so much! I enjoyed making this video as well.
@@ActionKid I worked in this area for many years. Can't thank you enough for reviving the memories of coworkers, shopping, the whole enchilada.
Another great slice of NYC. I'm hoping to be there for work in May. This is a great way to find out where to explore on my down time. The reveal as you come out of the subway is shocking, seeing all the towering buildings. I think one of those holds more people than my entire town. Thanks -Henry
This has a lot of history for sure! Hopefully you’ll be able to make it here in May.
Thanks for posting these videos! My son with severe autism loves them! 😎
hello action!! ... beautiful the video! !!👍👌the buildings looked spectacular with the little lights on !! ... excellent tour !! 💝 thank you very much!!
My old neighborhood, I lived in Chatham Green Co-op down by police plaza. Brings back memories, moved out of NYC in 96 and it all kind of looks the same,
Thank you for this great video, actionkid105! Touch of winter still visible and you captured the buildings in a beautiful twilight!
I forgot how grand the buildings in downtown Manhattan are. And doing the walk at twilight is a nice touch.
Can't thank you enough for this walking tour. Look forward to a little further south near Broad Street, the stock exchange and One Chase Plaza. Seaport area. Many thanks. Exhilarating.
These are beautiful videos. Love the views.
One might ask wat would motivate someone to wake up so early in a cold nyc morning. Very inspirational
morning? to me that seems like afternoon/evening.
You give me a good idea, I haven’t been on that part of the NYC, on the next time that I go back to NYC, I’ll go there!
You show me my dream and the best town on this planet ! Thank u for your work ! ( from Europe )
watched full your video
added blue color like number 482 for your video
NYC a big city and also a modern city that is cool
success more for you, my friend
😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
👍👍👍👍👍
I love how quiet it is
Excellent as always! Thank you!
Thanks for uploading about NYC. This is a nice video..
This is becoming one of my favorite videos by AK105. I know I'm not alone. Naming a few reasons, we like being outdoors (at all hours), wanna see what's going on in the world, i.e. travel, and esp. like to walk. LOVE THIS VIDEO. It makes me feel like dancing.
Thank You! Native New Yorker here....excellent job.
今日も素敵な New York をありがとう😍
Thank you once more, Kid!
I always enjoy these. Makes me feel like I’m in that particular city. I like especially New York.
Awesome videos! Great work!
Beautiful!
Very informative! Thanks again!
Super, beautiful. One day could you take us down to 7 State street? our lady of the rosary church. Its such a sight to see. Small old brick buildings with all those tall shiny buildings in back. Thank you for the awesome videos. I just love them.
11:20 is what used to be the Sonora Phonograph store on 57 Reade St. and West Broadway. This is why so got my third windup phonograph yesterday and it’s a Sonora tabletop model from 1916, and the original badge under the lid that has the Sonora’s old address.
Amazing area of the great city! Thank you for another superb video!
Excellent as always .
You made my day 👍👍👍
Good job..as always
Thank you, AK.
Just absolutely breathtaking 💞💕💕💞
Also Great Time of the Day to do this tour!
this is phenomenal!
Muy buenos los videos, los veo desde Buenos Aires , Argentina
This is the best video I've watched today.
Very.nice video.
hello from ibiza in balearic islands spain
8:46 the steps sound like a lo-fi beat
beautiful NY
In my small town in North Carolina we have no epic buildings just Walmart
Hah. In my small town in Montana, we don't even have a Walmart! -H
Wallmart is epic! ;) :D
Know the feeling lol
Don’t forget your local bojangles
vsboy 25 True lol
It was great walk favourite place to suggest
Nice.Appreciate that.🇷🇴
Thanks for your vids Actionkid!!! I was there 1 year ago and it's amazing see all this places again!!! Could i make two suggestions? i think you should narrate all videos because you always give us important details about locations and buildings! and the second one... probably im very freak but... have you thought about to put a "live minimap" to see where you are in each moment of the video?or maybe that the minimap appears in the important locations of the video . i know... too much work! but would be an amazing effect!!! Thanks and sorry for my bad english ;)
PD : if you come to Ibiza, or Zaragoza, in Spain ( depend if you come on Winter or Summer... ) , i will be glad to be your guide for your videos ;)
You’re welcome! It’s extremely challenging to appeal to everyone’s tastes when it comes to video creation. I don’t think it’s necessary to narrate all my videos, non-narrated videos such as this one enable the viewer to experience the feeling of being there at the moment without a voice informing them of their opinion. In fact, my most viewed walking video with 289,000 views is a non-narrated video of walking through a snow storm, and I recently uploaded two short videos of Cortlandt Alley, both in narrated and non-narrated format. The non-narrated version currently has about 1,500 more views than the narrated version. I will continue to make both styles of videos, and I enjoy making both equally.
I’ve experimented with a live mini map as well, but stopped as the app I need to run on my phone while recording videos such as these makes it so I’m unable to use my phone and frequently crashed as well. Many people found it distracting to have it on screen (it’s also extra work to upload both versions of a video - a map version and a no map version). I believe the time stamps to locations in the video are sufficient if one were to follow the route on Google Maps.
Thanks for your suggestions!
@@ActionKid Thanks for the answer Action!!!
amazing video, thank you action kid
For me a well known area in down town Manhattan as a tourist repeater. I prefer the "Indian summer" above the winter in NYC. Ruud Mulder The Netherlands NYC fan.
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thanks for the video
Enjoyed it. Thank You
great video
I attended Pace University as well .The University has a solid reputation for their School of Business and their M.B.A program.
Super👍🗽
Looks a tad chilly.
Do a video on Ditmas Park in Brooklyn. There are so many houses almost looks like the suburbs (albermarle rd)
K., your potential is growing and growing and just on a master degree. - Now it's time, I think, to have an interactive map of NYC with als streets marked that you already walked along. - Plz go to the NYC Tourist Information and ask them for paying a programmer who creates such a map. It is not very much work in HTML5 - even me could do that. All he needs is a list "FROM - to -to … TO" and the street names.
Definitely something I’m looking into
@@ActionKid - Okay, good luck.
What streets are called the Diamond District . ??
47th Street between 5th and 6th Avenue
Good Job
BELLISSIMO 🇮🇹🇺🇸💋💕
Hello! Thanks for your videos! I have two questions. Do you process video or sound on your computer after shooting? Also, is the sound recorded on GoPro?
Yes, the sound is all from my GoPro and I process both the sound and video on my computer.
Watching the man running up the stairs was so much like me..Moved down south and keeping fit is so much difficult.
...random comment but I'd hate to have to do demolition in NYC. I bet your insurance has to be all inclusive with every bell and whistle available from an insurer, and I don't even want to know how much a roll off dumpster like the 30 cu. yard dumpsters at 14:35 cost to rent. Here in Texas they go from $500 - $1,000 but you can usually keep them several days and don't need permits UNLESS you keep on at your house. I'm sure in NYC it's a PITA to rent those out. Sorry, still in work mode.
Awesome video as always!!
@5:28 I noticed the sign People With Aids Plaza. Is that a place that was dedicated to people who lost their lives from that disease or a place to get help with HIV?
I’m not sure myself
i'm going to be working in new York! my dream city plus im a musician so new York will be perfect for me.
Heey actionkid i was just wondering why are all the flag half pole..?..nice walk btw
No idea why they were half staff
Why the streets are empty? Is that normal on these days?
Yes, pretty normal. The streets are more busy during the summertime
Lung freezing weather. It's the coldest week of the winter so far.
Amo seus filmes ,moro no Brasil
Came to see a big apple. There was'nt even a small apple 😪
Thank you for your efforts , perhaps you may give a narrative to someone who never saw new york please , I just want to know what do they do inside these big buildings, thank you very much newyorker bro ! kiss
I do plan to revisit!
I live 5 blocks away; yet this is the area where--if you were to blindfold me and spin me around a couple of times--I will take off in the wrong direction every single time.
Copy that! Yet, it remains one of my favorite areas in all New York - where I worked for many years. Thanks for your comment, Jim.
Cool
My Dream juste to tacke walk there 😪
A question for Manhattan residents, is it really a nice city & all like we see in media & Hollywood or is it just a normal city like any other one?
Both
What's the story behind the French flag at City Hall? Is it because of the architect and style? Also, I'm sure you know about the little area around City Hall where you can see into the old abandoned Subway station?
I’m not sure about the French flag. You’re able to see the abandoned station by staying on a southbound 6 local train at Brooklyn Bridge City Hall
@@ActionKid I know about the train but I think there was a skylight you can see through.
Your camera distorts straight lines. Unfortunately it's a bit distracting
Unfortunately that’s the drawback of using a wide angle lens. Most people don’t seem to mind it though.
actionkid105 what's the benefit lol
Justin Namuco Recording more of the background
actionkid105 idk I'd rather that it was 21:9 if I wanted to see more while letting the places look as how I would've seen it with my eyes. But that's just a suggestion, anyway thanks for showing us these places
700 कार का पार्क long tree अंडर ग्राउंड पार्क के साथ हर 6 block पर देंगे
Master
Division 2 agent are coming
👍🗽🏫
Law and order is always filmed There
Eeehhhhh......new York is ok.....I guess......ehhhh....
But I am so disappointed that new York has not accepted my generous design blueprints for an exciting new building
to lead the world into the new century....
With a new awareness for mistreated chickens in slaughterhouses......
.........I propose to build a 2729 foot "chicken awareness plaza building".....on 5th avenue by saint Patrick's....
it will be a 245 floor office/residential/hotel/retail tower
in the shape of a gigantoriacly huge and humongous.....chicken......but a chicken without a head...
To bring awareness to the world of just how awful the slaughterhouses are these days......also starting construction on 7th avenue.....the 1733 foot..........147 floor......."Asparagus One tower" ...7th at 23rd Street...
In homage and respect ......from a medical and dietary standpoint.....to our dear vegetable friend..Mr. Asparagus..
......cause change.....demand these new architecture projects......become reality..💁💁💁💁
Oh....p.s. ..... wonderful..enjoyable video.....but if these traffic signals keep telling me to "wait"....gonna rip out it's vocal cords 💁💁💁when I cross a street or avenue or expressway in New York......I don't care what the clock reads....or if the little green walking man is on....or if the traffic light is in a dialog with me......I cross the street when and where and which ever way I want....be it 5 seconds or 10 minutes .....or decide to nap on Park avenue South....
Love these city social scientists....think to put me in a pen
😁😁😁😁😁
Br
Все здания в лесах. Выглядит ужасно.
I always enjoy these. Makes me feel like I’m in that particular city. I like especially New York.