That was The best hands down informative tour that was extremely enjoyable and well shot. The tour guide should get Major kudos for his knowledge, and speaking. Awesome tour Thanx!!!
Andy's Awesome Adventures I would like to know where all the normal, everyday average Joe lives that I see in your videos.....surely the people working in the cafes and bakeries can't afford the 2 to 3 thousand dollar a month rent?? What about the policemen I see in little Italy....do they have to commute? I'm a printer by trade and would love to live in NYC, but I never seen any print shops in your video....I have so many questions. Are the upper floors in the buildings in China town and little Italy apartments? Is it safe to venture out after dark? Are there any boarding houses with rooms for rent, so one could live and save a few paychecks to find a safe place to live in Manhattan or China town or little Italy??
A lot of New Yorkers live on Manhattan, in condos and ordinary flats, in the so called ‘Projects’ and residential areas like East Village where mid-income families live. 1,6 million people commute to Manhattan from places like Jersey, Brooklyn, Queens and even as far away as upstate New York. On the other hand, 130,916 residents of Manhattan leave the county for work, with 27,179 going to Bronx County, 23,906 to Brooklyn and 20,087 to Queens County. (Census Bureau Reports 2013). You ask: “Are the upper floors in the buildings in China town and little Italy apartments?” Yes, in general. You ask: “Is it safe to venture out after dark?” Yes. in most places. If one uses one's common sense, you are usually on the safe side. If you wave a lot of dollar bills in a dark alley, you won’t be safe. You ask: “Are there any boarding houses with rooms for rent,...”Sure there is. Look in the local papers and adds on the wall in the local mart.
I grew up in Brooklyn and worked in Manhattan all of my life -- started on Wall Street, then the garment district, then mid-town, just around the corner from the major library on Fifth Avenue, then further up -- Park Ave., South (within walking distance of Grand Central Station). Also visited the top of the original World Trade Center and many, many other places. Anyway, what I wish to say is that, despite my being a "native", so to speak, in watching this tour I am realizing just how little I know about NYC -- and it's history. Wish there was more.
Imran Nadal_ CR7_Khyber Pakhtunkhwa • But mid-winter with a gorgeous snowfall in Central Park is something LA can’t have. But who can argue with Royal Palms lining many streets? Aha decisions, decisions. Maybe visit one, and then a year later visit the other! (You’ll have a hard time putting either one of those up against THE most beautiful area of the USA - my beloved South! Where people are polite and Jesus Christ is King! And we definitely have the country’s best cooks!)
Imran Nadal_ CR7_Khyber Pakhtunkhwa • Please don’t listen to the stereotype songbirds! We are multi-cultural and embrace all peoples. The worst thing about us is the humidity in summer, lol. But you will be welcome!
Imran Nadal_ CR7_Khyber Pakhtunkhwa • I don’t think so, Sir. (Honestly I’ve never met anyone from those beautiful States in person; but I’ve seen the country on Google Earth and in books; and I’ve met some online. )The thread that weaves the tapestry is that we’re all Americans. Right now, in all honesty, political parties are very divided especially in “keyboard kingdoms” but I have found, when you talk to people face to face, you can always find common ground on issues everyone faces - parenting, buying groceries, etc etc. Just like in this NYC video, that guy could easily be my neighbor!🤗
Wow..this was absolutely fantastic..part 1 & 2..The tour guide is superb..so knowledgeable and full of energy. I feel better prepared for my second trip to NYC this Nov. 👏
Really enjoyed all the info Bobby gave during this long 9 hour tour! I'll be going to NY City soon for my very first time and this has really been some great and helpful information!
Thank you Andy for sharing both of your walking tour to The Big Apple!! Tour guide Bobby is full of knowledge about the city, he makes the tour fun and interesting. I hope during my next visit, he'll be my guide!! I agree...felt like I was walking with you :))
Andy, Just want to say a big thank you for filming this tour and sharing it with us all on youtube. Sending you best wishes from South Wales, in the U.K.
I am also from Wales, i really understand the term 'small town' now after watching this amazing video, i feel like id have massive cultural shock if i ever moved to NYC !
zana gergin • I have a good “virtual” friend from Haverfordshire West, whom I’ve never met but have emailed back and forth for years. We’re both getting on up there in years, and I hope we’ll be able to really meet someday. I’ve been “all over” Wales in Google Earth, lol. But someday, if our health holds out, I’m going to meet my friend Gail.
Oh my God, this was an excellent tour! Thank you so much for sharing this. What a fountain of knowledge this guide has - and he’s only been living there 6 years! I am going to watch it again. I was supposed to take my daughter to NYC this summer, but Covid put an end to that. We will watch this together. Thank you again!
Wow both part one and two were great, I am from Europe and I really want to go to New york, i have seen plenty of vlogs and videos but i didn't really give interest to history that much before..these videos made me open my mind because when I usually travel to places in Europe they always talk about the same boring things...but New york is different and has lots of man made history but it is very interesting.. Now at least when I go there i will know the history of the famous buildings i will be taking selfies with :) Keep it up! must have been tiring holding the camera for almost 2hrs or more.
+YoYo “yoyo” blue Thank you so much! Yes, New York is an amazing city and the history of New York is intertwined with the early history of the United States. I actually had my camera with me for 9 hours although I wasn't filming the whole time. Thankfully, my video camera fits in my side pocket!
Glad you enjoyed the video but it's one thing to see New York City in a video and another thing to visit it in person. Believe me-it's worth the visit if you ever get a chance.
FirstName LastName I've been lucky enough to visit twice, 2006 and 2016. Although this is a great video, there's no substitute for going there in person
Andy thank you so much for sharing your visit to New York City. I must say your tour guide was very, very informative and well spoken. I could listen to him all day. Does he tour the Bronx, Brooklyn and any of the other borough of NY?
I know that New York Tour1 does a one day Brooklyn tour. You can check out their website www.newyorktour1 and call them to request Bobby. Maybe he does a private tour in the other boroughs?
Love the video, but your wonderful guide did get a few details wrong. Stadhuis actually means city hall, so the Dutch did have a government structure (and obviously had a city hall). Also the British didn't just take New Amsterdam (although they would have, if necessary), instead the British and Dutch (Netherlands) traded Suriname for New Amsterdam.
dude, this was fantastic. watched part 1 and 2, didn't think id make it but that was a lot of fun. Im going to be visiting NYC for the my first time this May and this definitely helped. thanks for the upload!
Thanks Andy, I would love to take this tour and hope to see Bobby guiding .. good energy .. Initially I was thinking of doing a walking tour all by myself but after seeing your video and Bobby's insights in every monument , I understand that a good guide can add true value to the time spent in the city and make a life long memory .. Thanks again !!
really enjoyed watching this ,we are going to new York soon from uk with my daughter was a bit cautious but feel much better so informative , bobby seems such a lovely man and an excellent guide
I think the best thing to do is to go to the website of New York Tour1 (www.newyorktour1.com), call the phone number, and tell them you want Bobby as your tour guide for whichever tour you choose.
@@AndysAwesomeAdventures They acted like they didnt know who he was and said we dont have a choice of the guide. My wife and I said, "No Thanks, Bobby of no one." They hung up.
@@AndysAwesomeAdventures / You work for the company! You are "Pretty sure"? What crust. You should get him back. He is great. He is the only reason I got sucked into your company.
+slavi e manh can You're welcome! Yes, Bobby was such a great guide-he really made the tour very enjoyable. If you get a chance, please watch Part 1 which is midtown Manhattan-also very interesting.
I'm about to go to NY for the 2nd time in April. I went there 6 years ago (I was 12yo) and I remember how much I loved this city. Your video is really good, it makes me even more excited than I was 2 hours ago.. Can't wait ! Thank you
New York City-formerly New Amsterdam- founded by members of the Dutch West India Company (Jews from Holland) ,who were slaveowners in Brazil, brought their wealth from slavery and their slaves to build one of the greatest cities in the modern era. Tour guides are great, but they're fraught with omissions and half truths.
Those people were here briefly and had not much to do with the USA once it was traded away to the British. They didn't invent slavery. And slavery still exists in the world if you care to do something about it. As for tour guides, they tell the most pertinent information and they don't even claim to be a book. You can read yourself a book if you need further information thanks to our country's free education system that is available to all children. And if you don't find a book you like on the subject, feel free to write one yourself. ALL people contribute toward the greatest city of the world! In capitalism, the people who accumulate capital are the ones who get to employ the others in labor. Why don't you know that?
"And slavery still exists in the world if you care to do something about it." The largest human trafficking ring in the world is the "Russian Mafia" - still Jews.
Please stop denigrating the Jewish people. They are still the apple of God’s eye .. and will come to fully realize their Savior really was Jesus Christ whom they crucified. After the wicked suffer the wrath of God after the church has already been raptured, God will turn His attention back toward the Jews in the time of Jacob’s trouble. The Jews will then accept Jesus at that time, and finally be saved. Hallelujah ! Maranatha! Come quickly, Lord! The world is getting darker quickly.
In this two-video set (Part 1 and Part 2), I’ve seen and heard a lot of interesting New York history. Thank you for great filming, editing, and your tour guide was awesome, “you guys!” Perfect for people like me, who like to ‘armchair travel’ for health reasons. Thanks so much for having us along!
At 5:40 Bobby talks about the Dutch that they had no city hall but a tavern called "Stadhuis"..In Dutch that means.... CITY HALL :) ..Thanks for sharing this video Andy I really enjoyed it . Greetings from the Netherlands
Thanks a lot Andy that was awesome! And the shout out to Bobby bought some months of information! I don't know how those go about I know that I will never get to go nor will I ever get to walk if I could go however you and Bobby made it very interesting I can only imagine what that set you back and I hope a big portion of it went to your guide Bobby. Thank you so so much for sharing God bless.
Summer time fun. Central park pool. Coney island, little Brazil restaurant with Brazilian jazz music. Roof top restaurant or clubs, show the site where old gangsters got kill, Hells kitchen area, restaurant with boxing ring, live bands, bikini yoga, swingers party. NYC have everything. Name it they have it. The city that never sleeps.
Canal Street is the best place to buy your souvenirs in New York City. Who cares if they’re legal or not? The city doesn’t do anything about it and it’s cheap and easy.
I lived in NYC for 12 years and never saw most of these historical things. I used to go to Canal St. to buy art supplies. We used to go to the San Gennero St fair in Little Italy. According to the Italians I knew, they moved out of Lil' italy so their kids could have a yard to play in and have a big house on some land and grandparents could have a garden. They used to have AIR lofts down there. Ah, I miss this city. My friends and I would often walk down Broadway from Columbia Univ. to the Village (there wasn't much below the village to see except factories and loft buildings), eating all the way, then we'd catch a bus and go back up home.
Wow...........what a fabulous guide and a FANTASTIC tour of New York City. Thank You so much for posting this. I enjoyed it so much. I felt like I was there. Thanks for sharing!!
I can understand some of the foreign languages and I had lean the hardest language is Mandarin Chinese with reading characteristics of the Chinese symbols. And I can understand Brazilian Portuguese is easier to to understand of getting a job at WTC.Portuguese in Brazil is easier to communicate but the European Portuguese is so hard because they talk so fast and speaking different accent. I also learn Arabic for the WTC.
28:50 it's not an exact footprint, the trees around the waterfall mark the footprint. Amazing tour btw, I'm a tour guide too and have learned so much!!
Anyone else want to throw a piece of fruit or something along those lines at those little bastards climbing on the bull? Their parents obviously have better things to do than discipline their children. 😞
I watched tour part 1 and 2 and enjoyed Bobby's information. He is so knowledgeable and did a fantastic job. Now I'm so tired and need to take a nap. Thank you for sharing
It's really hard for us to visit NYC being native Greeks, living in Athens, and this was definitely the best tour we've seen so far! Kudos for the upload and double-kudos to Bobby! Amazing job! Thank you!
"You guys" He did a great job! I am a born and raised NYCite and there was information that I did not know. I appreciate the video work. Oh I am one of those Italians that moved away (to Southern California). Little Italy has shrunken to only 6 blocks now. Ciao!
Hey Andy. I'm heading to New York on the 20th July, and stumbled across your video, and woah, so many places I'd never have known to visit, and honestly I felt like I was there with you all. Bobby is amazing, and I can only hope he is still doing these tours, because what an amazing wealth of information that man has and it would be a shame for anyone on the tour not to get to hear his breakdown, I'm almost debating booking with the instructions it has to be Bobby doing the tour :) Thank you again for taking the time to film this, and put it together, I was excited for my trip before, but my god, I'm even more so after watching this!
Thank you so much Ashleigh! Yes, Bobby was fantastic but I don't think he works for New York Tour1 anymore. However, I'm sure their other guides are great, too. New York is a great town-so much to see and do!
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I feel like I went to New York this morning. Thank you!
ME TOO
That was The best hands down informative tour that was extremely enjoyable and well shot. The tour guide should get Major kudos for his knowledge, and speaking. Awesome tour Thanx!!!
+Karma Michelle Moon Thanks for watching and yes, our tour guide Bobby was awesome!
Andy's Awesome Adventures I would like to know where all the normal, everyday average Joe lives that I see in your videos.....surely the people working in the cafes and bakeries can't afford the 2 to 3 thousand dollar a month rent?? What about the policemen I see in little Italy....do they have to commute? I'm a printer by trade and would love to live in NYC, but I never seen any print shops in your video....I have so many questions. Are the upper floors in the buildings in China town and little Italy apartments? Is it safe to venture out after dark? Are there any boarding houses with rooms for rent, so one could live and save a few paychecks to find a safe place to live in Manhattan or China town or little Italy??
A lot of New Yorkers live on Manhattan, in condos and ordinary flats, in the so called ‘Projects’ and residential areas like East Village where mid-income families live.
1,6 million people commute to Manhattan from places like Jersey, Brooklyn, Queens and even as far away as upstate New York. On the other hand, 130,916 residents of Manhattan leave the county for work, with 27,179 going to Bronx County, 23,906 to Brooklyn and 20,087 to Queens County. (Census Bureau Reports 2013).
You ask: “Are the upper floors in the buildings in China town and little Italy apartments?” Yes, in general. You ask: “Is it safe to venture out after dark?” Yes. in most places. If one uses one's common sense, you are usually on the safe side. If you wave a lot of dollar bills in a dark alley, you won’t be safe. You ask: “Are there any boarding houses with rooms for rent,...”Sure there is. Look in the local papers and adds on the wall in the local mart.
As a printer You can print Your own money (don't need to worry about I high rent) .
Every time you hear "You Guys". Take a tequila shot! Great guide by the way
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Damn, I dont want to d i e
i did with coffee... i gave up.. haha
Man, that tour guide was awesome. Thanks for the upload!
Bobby is an excellent Guide. Awesome! Thumbs up for this guy!
You guys.
"you guys" uuuggg...
This is a really good comment, you guys.
I kinda loved his over use of You Guys.
I was thinking the same thing lol
At least he's not pronouncing it as Youse gies or is that more Boston?
Amazing one ...felt like I was been there!!! Thanks Andy
Thanks Mallika!
mallika bendre
I grew up in Brooklyn and worked in Manhattan all of my life -- started on Wall Street, then the garment district, then mid-town, just around the corner from the major library on Fifth Avenue, then further up -- Park Ave., South (within walking distance of Grand Central Station). Also visited the top of the original World Trade Center and many, many other places. Anyway, what I wish to say is that, despite my being a "native", so to speak, in watching this tour I am realizing just how little I know about NYC -- and it's history. Wish there was more.
Imran Nadal_ CR7_Khyber Pakhtunkhwa • But mid-winter with a gorgeous snowfall in Central Park is something LA can’t have. But who can argue with Royal Palms lining many streets? Aha decisions, decisions. Maybe visit one, and then a year later visit the other! (You’ll have a hard time putting either one of those up against THE most beautiful area of the USA - my beloved South! Where people are polite and Jesus Christ is King! And we definitely have the country’s best cooks!)
Imran Nadal_ CR7_Khyber Pakhtunkhwa • Please don’t listen to the stereotype songbirds! We are multi-cultural and embrace all peoples. The worst thing about us is the humidity in summer, lol. But you will be welcome!
Imran Nadal_ CR7_Khyber Pakhtunkhwa • I don’t think so, Sir. (Honestly I’ve never met anyone from those beautiful States in person; but I’ve seen the country on Google Earth and in books; and I’ve met some online. )The thread that weaves the tapestry is that we’re all Americans. Right now, in all honesty, political parties are very divided especially in “keyboard kingdoms” but I have found, when you talk to people face to face, you can always find common ground on issues everyone faces - parenting, buying groceries, etc etc. Just like in this NYC video, that guy could easily be my neighbor!🤗
Wow..this was absolutely fantastic..part 1 & 2..The tour guide is superb..so knowledgeable and full of energy. I feel better prepared for my second trip to NYC this Nov. 👏
Really enjoyed all the info Bobby gave during this long 9 hour tour! I'll be going to NY City soon for my very first time and this has really been some great and helpful information!
you guys
Really enjoyed the tour! Very informative. Great guide!
Thank you Andy for sharing both of your walking tour to The Big Apple!! Tour guide Bobby is full of knowledge about the city, he makes the tour fun and interesting. I hope during my next visit, he'll be my guide!! I agree...felt like I was walking with you :))
Thank you for watching-glad you enjoyed the videos! Yes, Bobby was great and you should definitely request him next time you visit The Big Apple.
The blonde in the hat was hot can you give me her number lol
I noticed her too. Yeah she was hot had me looking at her a long time :).
This dude knows a lot about New York
Andy, Just want to say a big thank you for filming this tour and sharing it with us all on youtube. Sending you best wishes from South Wales, in the U.K.
Thank you so much Mark from South Wales. Glad you enjoyed it!
I am also from Wales, i really understand the term 'small town' now after watching this amazing video, i feel like id have massive cultural shock if i ever moved to NYC !
that was great video, thank you for sharing. how did you find this guy, tour-guy Bobby? he is really good & funny.
zana gergin • I have a good “virtual” friend from Haverfordshire West, whom I’ve never met but have emailed back and forth for years. We’re both getting on up there in years, and I hope we’ll be able to really meet someday. I’ve been “all over” Wales in Google Earth, lol. But someday, if our health holds out, I’m going to meet my friend Gail.
Cool video just as good as part one. I felt like I was on the tour!
same here lol
Very knowledgeable and eloquent tour guide. Has good memory and facts on his tips. Good videos.
Oh my God, this was an excellent tour! Thank you so much for sharing this. What a fountain of knowledge this guide has - and he’s only been living there 6 years! I am going to watch it again. I was supposed to take my daughter to NYC this summer, but Covid put an end to that. We will watch this together. Thank you again!
You're quite welcome and thanks for watching! We were very fortunate to have Bobby as our guide. Did you watch Part 1, which is midtown New York?
Thank you for that fabulous tour Andy, and thanks to your amazing guide xx
You're quite welcome! I learned a lot despite having worked in Manhattan for three years a while back.
I'm sure I would learn a lot about my home town if i ever went on a tour x
the blond girl with the big glasses looks like a Victoria's secret model
@Next Ethan Hunt- Mission Impossible real blondes aren't normally prettier than others. Its just a hair color
He. Was. Awesome.
Thank you, Bobby, great insight of New York
great tour but i don't like the "you guys" comments...
Moses Moses I love it!!
its 👍 like being there watching the tour
14:10 No one else was in the room where it happened - Burr
Wow both part one and two were great, I am from Europe and I really want to go to New york, i have seen plenty of vlogs and videos but i didn't really give interest to history that much before..these videos made me open my mind because when I usually travel to places in Europe they always talk about the same boring things...but New york is different and has lots of man made history but it is very interesting.. Now at least when I go there i will know the history of the famous buildings i will be taking selfies with :) Keep it up! must have been tiring holding the camera for almost 2hrs or more.
+YoYo “yoyo” blue Thank you so much! Yes, New York is an amazing city and the history of New York is intertwined with the early history of the United States. I actually had my camera with me for 9 hours although I wasn't filming the whole time. Thankfully, my video camera fits in my side pocket!
Andy's Awesome Adventures • Wow! Very good quality to be so small!
DRINKING GAME :::: EVERYTIME THE TOUR GUIDE SAYS YOU GUYS YOU MUST DRINK
never heard that even once.
Or “however “
Yeah I noticed it!
Bobby has great energy, knowledge, and charisma
very smart boy :) A for presentation!
This was really well done. I felt like I was in the middle of New York. No need to visit it now. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed the video but it's one thing to see New York City in a video and another thing to visit it in person. Believe me-it's worth the visit if you ever get a chance.
FirstName LastName I've been lucky enough to visit twice, 2006 and 2016. Although this is a great video, there's no substitute for going there in person
The best history teacher.
Loving this. Great.😄🤗😋
I love ❤️ New York the best city in world
Andy thank you so much for sharing your visit to New York City. I must say your tour guide was very, very informative and well spoken. I could listen to him all day. Does he tour the Bronx, Brooklyn and any of the other borough of NY?
I know that New York Tour1 does a one day Brooklyn tour. You can check out their website www.newyorktour1 and call them to request Bobby. Maybe he does a private tour in the other boroughs?
I don’t do comment but I will for this awesome tour guide your amazing
I hear "you guys" one more time
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Get your damn kids off the bull.
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off to NYC in a couple of weeks. Watched many videos. This is undoubtedly the BEST!
Thank you so much!
So in atlanta we have a 5 points and a midtown also, New York influences the world
I feel like I just spent a day in the city what a great guide and what great cinematography, awesome vid! Very immersive :)
Thank you so much! My videography is not my strong point but we were fortunate to have Bobby as our tour guide.
Would be hard to lose him as your tour guide, you just listen for ‘you guys’ but I loved him! Fleet personable!
hahahah thats what i was thinkig
Love the video, but your wonderful guide did get a few details wrong. Stadhuis actually means city hall, so the Dutch did have a government structure (and obviously had a city hall). Also the British didn't just take New Amsterdam (although they would have, if necessary), instead the British and Dutch (Netherlands) traded Suriname for New Amsterdam.
dude, this was fantastic. watched part 1 and 2, didn't think id make it but that was a lot of fun. Im going to be visiting NYC for the my first time this May and this definitely helped. thanks for the upload!
You're quite welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed both videos. Congrats on making it through them!
Awesome video you guys. Thank you for filming, you guys. Bye now, you guys.
No one was in the room where it happened.....
Thanks Andy, I would love to take this tour and hope to see Bobby guiding .. good energy .. Initially I was thinking of doing a walking tour all by myself but after seeing your video and Bobby's insights in every monument , I understand that a good guide can add true value to the time spent in the city and make a life long memory .. Thanks again !!
I personally always prefer a guide to seeing something myself. If you book with them request Bobby and I'm sure you'll get him.
really enjoyed watching this ,we are going to new York soon from uk with my daughter was a bit cautious but feel much better so informative , bobby seems such a lovely man and an excellent guide
Bobby is awesome!!! How can we contact him for tour?
I think the best thing to do is to go to the website of New York Tour1 (www.newyorktour1.com), call the phone number, and tell them you want Bobby as your tour guide for whichever tour you choose.
Is there a way to do email/online reservations? Im outside the U.S. (Australia) so phone calls will be very expensive. Im very interested in this tour
@@AndysAwesomeAdventures They acted like they didnt know who he was and said we dont have a choice of the guide. My wife and I said, "No Thanks, Bobby of no one." They hung up.
@@YouWorryMe Sorry to hear that. I'm pretty sure Bobby is no longer a guide there but they certainly should have explained that to you.
@@AndysAwesomeAdventures / You work for the company! You are "Pretty sure"? What crust. You should get him back. He is great. He is the only reason I got sucked into your company.
Great tour, great video and great tour guide 👍👍👍 just what we need during lockdown in the UK
Awesome Guide - I really enjoyed this tour
thank you so much for the video. i was listening to bobby the hole time. very interesting tour. thanks for uploading.
+slavi e manh can You're welcome! Yes, Bobby was such a great guide-he really made the tour very enjoyable. If you get a chance, please watch Part 1 which is midtown Manhattan-also very interesting.
he has done a good NY history search 👍👍
I'm about to go to NY for the 2nd time in April. I went there 6 years ago (I was 12yo) and I remember how much I loved this city. Your video is really good, it makes me even more excited than I was 2 hours ago.. Can't wait ! Thank you
You're welcome!
New York City-formerly New Amsterdam- founded by members of the Dutch West India Company (Jews from Holland) ,who were slaveowners in Brazil, brought their wealth from slavery and their slaves to build one of the greatest cities in the modern era. Tour guides are great, but they're fraught with omissions and half truths.
Those people were here briefly and had not much to do with the USA once it was traded away to the British. They didn't invent slavery. And slavery still exists in the world if you care to do something about it.
As for tour guides, they tell the most pertinent information and they don't even claim to be a book. You can read yourself a book if you need further information thanks to our country's free education system that is available to all children. And if you don't find a book you like on the subject, feel free to write one yourself.
ALL people contribute toward the greatest city of the world! In capitalism, the people who accumulate capital are the ones who get to employ the others in labor. Why don't you know that?
"And slavery still exists in the world if you care to do something about it." The largest human trafficking ring in the world is the "Russian Mafia" - still Jews.
Please stop denigrating the Jewish people. They are still the apple of God’s eye .. and will come to fully realize their Savior really was Jesus Christ whom they crucified. After the wicked suffer the wrath of God after the church has already been raptured, God will turn His attention back toward the Jews in the time of Jacob’s trouble. The Jews will then accept Jesus at that time, and finally be saved. Hallelujah ! Maranatha! Come quickly, Lord! The world is getting darker quickly.
TH-cam comments are great, but they’re fraught with neo-nazis & klansmen spewing hateful bullshit.
Thanks for posting these videos Andy. It really made me feel like I was there.
You're quite welcome, Jeff. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Andy's Awesome Adventures • It really was a top-notch job from both Bobby AND yourself !
In this two-video set (Part 1 and Part 2), I’ve seen and heard a lot of interesting New York history. Thank you for great filming, editing, and your tour guide was awesome, “you guys!” Perfect for people like me, who like to ‘armchair travel’ for health reasons. Thanks so much for having us along!
So glad you enjoyed it-thanks for watching!
Im glad so many posters get the guide. He is a good man.
At 5:40 Bobby talks about the Dutch that they had no city hall but a tavern called "Stadhuis"..In Dutch that means.... CITY HALL :) ..Thanks for sharing this video Andy I really enjoyed it . Greetings from the Netherlands
Thanks for watching-glad you enjoyed it! Perhaps the tavern was the unofficial City Hall?
That was the well guided tour, it was like I myself being on the actual location, Thank you.
You're welcome-we were fortunate to have Bobby as our guide that day!
that tour-guide is in several youtube videos of different youtube-channels ^^
Link?
He’s such a good tour guide!
again... part 2 was a treat to see... thank you for posting both.
Fantastic and informative video..the guides knowledge is brilliant 👍
Thanks a lot Andy that was awesome! And the shout out to Bobby bought some months of information! I don't know how those go about I know that I will never get to go nor will I ever get to walk if I could go however you and Bobby made it very interesting I can only imagine what that set you back and I hope a big portion of it went to your guide Bobby. Thank you so so much for sharing God bless.
Well that was cool 👍😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
Sydney is a pretty cool city but Melbourne I loved the most!
he's very knowelegable but dang instead of a tour we got a 40 minute history lesson that we learned in history class
Andy... a brilliant tour of NewYork.... a big thank you from the me🇬🇧english living in 🇳🇱the Netherlands... hope you had a super thanksgiving🦃🇺🇸
Thank you so much and Happy Holidays to you!
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Summer time fun. Central park pool. Coney island, little Brazil restaurant with Brazilian jazz music. Roof top restaurant or clubs, show the site where old gangsters got kill, Hells kitchen area, restaurant with boxing ring, live bands, bikini yoga, swingers party. NYC have everything. Name it they have it. The city that never sleeps.
Canal Street is the best place to buy your souvenirs in New York City. Who cares if they’re legal or not? The city doesn’t do anything about it and it’s cheap and easy.
That moment a swell of Hamilton raps come to mind.
that us was I thought of
"Alexander Hamilton"
Yes, Alexander Hamilton is one of the founding fathers of the US.
I lived in NYC for 12 years and never saw most of these historical things. I used to go to Canal St. to buy art supplies. We used to go to the San Gennero St fair in Little Italy. According to the Italians I knew, they moved out of Lil' italy so their kids could have a yard to play in and have a big house on some land and grandparents could have a garden. They used to have AIR lofts down there. Ah, I miss this city. My friends and I would often walk down Broadway from Columbia Univ. to the Village (there wasn't much below the village to see except factories and loft buildings), eating all the way, then we'd catch a bus and go back up home.
Wow...........what a fabulous guide and a FANTASTIC tour of New York City. Thank You so much for posting this. I enjoyed it so much. I felt like I was there. Thanks for sharing!!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Yes, Bobby was an excellent guide.
This guy is amazing source of knowledge I wish worked as a NYC tour guide
I just want to say THANK YOU for the video!!! *and to Bobby the "tour guide" too* .. watching this make me want to visit NYC again.
You're quite welcome!
I can't believe I watched the Entire Part 1 and 2
+Ultimate Quicksilver I can't believe I went on a 9 hour tour!
+Andy's Awesome Adventures Truuuuueee O3O
I can understand some of the foreign languages and I had lean the hardest language is Mandarin Chinese with reading characteristics of the Chinese symbols. And I can understand Brazilian Portuguese is easier to to understand of getting a job at WTC.Portuguese in Brazil is easier to communicate but the European Portuguese is so hard because they talk so fast and speaking different accent. I also learn Arabic for the WTC.
Enjoyed that, didn't know the story about the Queen and Prince Philip on the bicentennial visit, made me chuckle.
28:50 it's not an exact footprint, the trees around the waterfall mark the footprint. Amazing tour btw, I'm a tour guide too and have learned so much!!
Andy Thanks !!!! I am planing a very special trip to NY with my best friend and your videos are so helpful cant wait!!!
+Auro88 Have a great time!
The girl with the Blue heart
Anyone else want to throw a piece of fruit or something along those lines at those little bastards climbing on the bull? Their parents obviously have better things to do than discipline their children. 😞
im so glad i watched this. Felt like I was there. Tour guide was amazing!!
super awesome video, i'm gonna book myself to this tour the second i land there......thank u for uploading it
That's great-tell them Andy's Awesome Adventures says hello!
I watched tour part 1 and 2 and enjoyed Bobby's information. He is so knowledgeable and did a fantastic job. Now I'm so tired and need to take a nap. Thank you for sharing
You're welcome! Imagine how tired I was after spending 9 hours on the tour in high heat and humidity. :)
That was completely awesome! Thank you fir sharing.
You're welcome-it was a great tour!
This guy deserves an applaus indeed..thanks for the great stories
I’m worried that all these old businesses will have to close with coronavirus
It's really hard for us to visit NYC being native Greeks, living in Athens, and this was definitely the best tour we've seen so far! Kudos for the upload and double-kudos to Bobby! Amazing job! Thank you!
Thank you so much for your comment. I thank you and I'm sure Bobby thanks you!
i want to visit new york next year coz of bobby hahaaha
Awesome tourguide. One of the best. Everybody should tip him at least USD 20,- above his regular charge !!! Thank You from Germany ......
He was awesome and I'm sure he'd appreciate your tip comment.
I love NYC. Thankyou for this video!
Thank you for watching!
The tour guide is a very nice man , I hope He`s doing very well .
I've enjoyed watching this video thank u😊😊
Glad you enjoyed it-thanks for watching!
RANDY JUDAH TALK
You're welcome!
12:20 dude, who is that blond with the hat?!?
She was in New York on business-from another country but can't remember which one.
The totally average looking one, you mean?
太棒了 。 谢谢
"You guys" He did a great job! I am a born and raised NYCite and there was information that I did not know. I appreciate the video work. Oh I am one of those Italians that moved away (to Southern California). Little Italy has shrunken to only 6 blocks now. Ciao!
the videos and tour guide were awesome! thanks! I need to take that trip already...
You're welcome and yes, you need to visit The Big Apple soon!
I feel sad it's over!😂 It legitimately felt like I was on the tour. This (and the first part) is probably my favorite videos on TH-cam
Wow-that's quite a compliment! Thank you and I'm sure our guide Bobby thanks you, too!
Hey Andy.
I'm heading to New York on the 20th July, and stumbled across your video, and woah, so many places I'd never have known to visit, and honestly I felt like I was there with you all.
Bobby is amazing, and I can only hope he is still doing these tours, because what an amazing wealth of information that man has and it would be a shame for anyone on the tour not to get to hear his breakdown, I'm almost debating booking with the instructions it has to be Bobby doing the tour :)
Thank you again for taking the time to film this, and put it together, I was excited for my trip before, but my god, I'm even more so after watching this!
Thank you so much Ashleigh! Yes, Bobby was fantastic but I don't think he works for New York Tour1 anymore. However, I'm sure their other guides are great, too. New York is a great town-so much to see and do!