⁴ᴷ⁶⁰ Walking NYC (Narrated) : Broadway from Times Square to South Ferry (November 5, 2019)
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A narrated walk down Broadway from 47th Street to South Ferry.
Corrections
4:45 - Times Square changed names from Longacre Square in 1904
23:45 - The newspaper was the New York Tribune and the surviving publication is New York Magazine
1:03:44 - Samuel Jones was the New York State Comptroller
1:16:30 - East of Broadway is Chinatown
Filmed November 5, 2019
Timestamps
0:00 - Start
2:55 - 47th Street (Times Square)
10:30 - 42nd Street
16:55 - 37th Street (Someone nearly gets hit by a taxi)
21:15 - 34th Street (Herald Square)
25:54 - 31st Street
30:24 - 27th Street
33:30 - 25th Street
36:45 - 23rd Street (Flatiron Building)
41:30 - 20th Street
45:00 - 18th Street (Union Square)
49:55 - 14th Street
55:50 - 10th Street
57:02 - An attempted Citibike Theft gets thwarted
1:02:14 - 4th Street
1:07:40 - Houston Street
1:09:50 - Prince Street (SoHo)
1:18:10 - Canal Street
1:21:53 - Franklin Street
1:27:35 - Chambers Street
1:32:20 - Park Row
1:34:11 - Fulton Street
1:40:15 - Wall Street
1:43:40 - Morris Street (Wall Street Bull Statue)
1:45:42 - Bowling Green
1:48:00 - Battery Park
1:54:39 - Gigantic Rat comes out
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Timestamps
2:55 - 47th Street (Times Square)
10:30 - 42nd Street
16:55 - 37th Street (Someone nearly gets hit by a taxi)
21:15 - 34th Street (Herald Square)
25:54 - 31st Street
30:24 - 27th Street
33:30 - 25th Street
36:45 - 23rd Street (Flatiron Building)
41:30 - 20th Street
45:00 - 18th Street (Union Square)
49:55 - 14th Street
55:50 - 10th Street
1:02:14 - 4th Street
1:07:40 - Houston Street
1:09:50 - Prince Street (SoHo)
1:18:10 - Canal Street
1:21:53 - Franklin Street
1:27:35 - Chambers Street
1:32:20 - Park Row
1:34:11 - Fulton Street
1:40:15 - Wall Street
1:43:40 - Morris Street (Wall Street Bull Statue)
1:45:42 - Bowling Green
1:48:00 - Battery Park
Great stuff
ActionKid Nice!
It's like walking with my personal tourist guide.. Great vid 👍
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@@robertreeves7675 I think I saw Freddie Mercury in this video, maybe Freddie Mercury was visiting New York
i've lived my entire life in a small fishing town in Africa, seeing shit like this absolutely blows my mind. Can't imagine what it's like in person.
Save up money and move to your dream destination!
You need to contact Mr Beast he will give you $1mil to come here.
He's an idiot like that. Contributes NOTHING TO SOCIETY
@@zzddzzzz and? society bad too
England here dude, America's lost the plot with this city.. wow.
@BkzyMC I live in NY. I looked up today and can confirm: There IS indeed blue in the sky.
Hi as a older English lady, my family just bought me a new TV I founds walks in London place I used to work or go when I was young. Then realised people like you do walks in other cities. I have sat here on a wet Saturday afternoon and I have been transported to somewhere I have always wanted to go. I really enjoyed watching and will be finding more of your walks. Thank you so much I really enjoyed it.
I’ve lived in Phoenix Arizona my whole life and New York has such an unbelievable energy. You simply cannot put it in words
TV fools a lot of people lol
I miss New York. I miss WALKING New York City. Thanks for these videos, informative for tourists and homesick transplanted NYers alike.
Wow, amazing Pic quality with vibrant colours. And very interesting for people who never get to such places.
I agree. He did an excellent job.
These videos are great for people who have social anxiety but still like to explore and people watch, like myself lol thank you for these!!
Another great narrated tour. Love the local insight you give and you seem to be really well informed about all these places. Very cool to see these famous locations as well. Thanks so much. -Henry
not really
Hey there, I'm a New Zealander living in Melbourne, Australia and I'd like to say man thank you for your time to put this all together. I enjoyed every step of this almost 2hr walk with you narrating the whole way.. it gave me a perspective on a section of NYC that is so stacked with history. I'd had thoughts of visiting NYC in the past but kinda settled for the fact I may never get to experience it and accepted viewing it from either a postcard image, movie or whatever lol. I think that perhaps if the world overcomes this pandemic and international travel opens up for the rest of the world safely? I may consider a trip to the Big Apple to experience this actual walk in real life myself.. though I won't be holding my breath! Anyway well done for your efforts and again thanks also for the street info stuff to watch out for. Now I'll checkout Brooklyn. Action Kid you are awesome bro cheers!
I like that your start your Vids on the trains 🤗
Haha yeah
Hello friends
You ackn NYC...haha
Hi :0
You* not your
Remember what O Henry said about New York: “It'll be a great place if they ever finish it.”
Thats funny!
Lol
i know its cliche, but my one of my biggest dreams is to live in new york and this video really made me tear up. thank you so much for uploading
Love LOVE NEW York LOVE NEW YORK
very enjoyable, I used to go to nyc many times back in the 80's, so many changes, especially times square.
When I was twelve, and thirteen, I'd ride my bicycle every afternoon after school down Broadway from 23rd (turning from Fifth) to go to 71 Wall Street, to pick up the NYSSA analyst meeting tapes from NYSSA, drop off the previous day's transcripts, ride back uptown, then Mom's typists would come in for one tape each, come back the next afternoon with the transcripts, Mom would copy them (we had a Xerox machine in our home), collate the copies (sometimes I did that), put it together, and I'd repeat the next day. I'd make $10 per run, her messenger service used to charge 16 and take two hours to get there on a Friday. I also didn't charge for the round trip so I saved her a fortune plus I made 5 on midtown runs. About $200 a week at age thirteen. Those were GOOD times for my family. Dad had just died and Mom kept me in prep school.
I lived on the UES and yes there were lots of six-floor walkups from before the elevator era. I lived in a hi-rise with elevators but many of my friends did not (I wasn't a snob used to play stickball in the street etc.).
@@TIMBOWERMAN New York Society of Securities Analysts. They had several hour-long meetings every day after the market closed, and Mom's service used to transcribe them. They were worth about $75,000 a year in billing when we lost that client it became very difficult to stay in NYC so we left in 1986.
brilliant idea so simple yet such an inventive out of the box thought to do such a long walk and to film the entire slice of life that New York offers to such a magical extent!!! great job
Thank you!
What utter chaos... almost terrifying to witness.
Love your videos! The thing that most bothers me when walking through big cities like this is when you get a family of 3 or 4 who each take up two seats on the subway walking side by side blocking the entire sidewalk. When you say something about it trying to get by, they look at you like you're rude and they don't see anything wrong with what they are doing.
Yes, it is an annoying thing to deal with.
literally went thru this last weekend. Family of four literally stood in front of a hotel and blocked sidewalk with no room for others. One guy brush past the teenage kids just to get by, and yet the family didnt reorient to give room. I had to scream excuse me at their stupid asses to clear the way. I am pretty sure they blocked the path again after I left. No common sense. Being from out of town is not an excuse for lack of social etiquette.
don't complain like a kid
Love your videos and the Narration. Keep up the great work. Do more with you narrating them.
thanks kid. i have always dreamed of going out of my small town in india and go to NY someday. i absolutely loved this video, specially ur voice. it felt like i was there, in person, walking down the streets. ilysm
NYC is my favorite city in the world glad I came across this 🙌 I come from New Zealand 🇳🇿 and always wondered what NYC be like
I like the narration and sound. Glad you don't just talk of doubt and negative but balance
Thanks for the great memory recall ... I'm Australian but lived on 13th off Broadway in 1988 & used to love doing this exact walk home from work. Was great to see the changes that have and haven't happened since then : ))
Thanks for the Video. I am visiting for the first time later this year and you walked right by my hotel on 27th and Broadway. Cool!
I have Autism and New York City is one of my special interests, and I love Times Square the most, so these videos are so cool to watch. Thank you!
These are awesome bro! Feels like I’m getting the real experience. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I'm here weekly. You can help but appreciate all of the architectural design throughout the city. I watched your whole video. Thank you so much for the narration.
Hi. Really like your video 😀 Thank-You for taking us with you while you walk and thank-you for giving us great information too.
Hey man, FYI a Broadway theatre is 500 seats and over.
Great vid, as usual!
Having grown up in Queens, and having had little children in tow, the restroom situation in NYC was particularly hostile to kids. Department stores were the best option. Public restrooms were horrible. Restaurants were ok, if you ate there. Surprisingly some hotels were quite accommodating, the Plaza hotel on 59th and 5th, was the best. As fancy as it was the the staff was always welcoming and would direct us to the restrooms.
It’s good to have a general idea of restroom locations depending on the area you’re in. They can be hard to come by!
whats the punishment if we pee on some side walls or statues like wall-street bull? :-)
@@hardtrailrider The punishment is harsh, the bull will bite your wee-wee off, then kick you to the curb. lol
By far.... the best new York guide
Wow, 2 hours of walking, thank you very much, I'll check it out!
I live in OKC and it seemed big to me when I first moved here from a small oil town of under 3,000 people. Mega cities like NYC are just mind blowing to me.
Another winner AK, I love the informal history lesson, and the uc &p details of each street and district. It's all sort of familiar to me from movie scenes, and, news reports, as a Brit looking in. But, the laid back presentation of detail is so easy to absorb the facts become entertainment, and enjoyable. Tell me, are you a " Nu Yokker" or what? Your consideration, respect for others, and caring nature, serve you well, and are in direct opposition to the stereotype. Rock on AK you are one of a kind..
This was AMAZING! Thank you so much. A wonderful trip through NYC. The commentary was awesome too, great explanations. Thanks! :)
I can't begin to tell you how much this meant to me. I miss living there so much. I only left because my roommate was a perv. I have been trying to save to get my own place there. You walked past 2 of my former jobs. You made my heart feel so warm this Saturday morning. Thank you...
;-(
I love your videos. My grandparents used to live in Buffalo NY and I lived in Chelmsford MA. My father would take us on train trips from Boston to NYC and this brings back the memories as we walked the streets. Of course, that was in 1970 so a lot has changed.
Thank you for the awesome video. I’m planning on relocating to ny. This video really helped! I watch the full 2 hrs too! Lol very educational! Thank you again!
Thank you for the long video ☺ god bless you
New York City is very beautiful 👍👍👍🇺🇸
from India 🇮🇳
What a crowded place. Greetings from Hungary
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS ! I CAN'T WAIT TO REVISIT NYC!!!! Watching your videos is really helpful as my list of places to check out in NYC is growing! When I was there last November 2019 for my birthday weekend, I was only able to visit for 3 days, I will have to plan for 7 days on my next trip to NYC! I hope to meet you in person when I am there! Thanks for your hard work in putting your videos together!!!
Everyday i watch your video and imagine i'm there.. I really want to go to New York someday.
this is soo good it feels like am walking in the city
Nothing better than a long walk in nyc!
Wow thanks for this!! I live in Vancouver and was hoping to visit NYC for Christmas last year but illness prevented it. 😭
I'm still thinking about it so was looking around and YT and I'm so glad you added "narrated" to the description, this is so helpful and informative as well as a great escape. The narration is so helpful in trying to get a sense of the geography of the city (I haven't been there since 1978 🤯).
Thank so much, and please do a narrated Christmas tour too!!!!
is vancouver a good place in canada?
That was a very long walk! GOOD video!
Love how detailed ur narrations are u seem to have a lot of knowledge. Thanks for the inspiration to travel to the US. I am from London, UK but I want to go and visit all the famous movie attractions in America!
Like i went to the movies...sweet, very cool vid AK..learnt a lot...thanks so much for your hard work my friend, keep safe.
can be there again... walking... amazing new wonder..absolutly wonderful all sites already in my memory,, been time since,, that feel to be in those great places ..thank you very good feel..excellent...
Pre-Pandemic ActionKid! Just unreal seeing everyone completely like normal. Can't wait until things get back to how they were 🤞
Right!
Dude man ! THAT WAS AWSOME! Last time I walked everything you just did was in Dec 2019 pre-COVID-19. Enjoyed your vid!
The Woolworth building is so decorative in the lobby that they had to stop the tourists photographing it.
Too many tourists. You can see it on google images.
1:36:39 There is a piano above the doorway inside the Mcdonald's. Take a close look and you can see a piece of it from outside. Sometimes there is a professional piano player there.
edit; it looks like they changed it to a DJ booth.
The bull was made in the Arturo Di Modica workshop @ 54 Crosby St. I was walking down the street one day and saw it on the sidewalk outside his workshop. The place is gone and a store is there now. Nobody had seen it yet, it hadn't been put on display on B'way. (note I'm not sure of the exact address but it was on the right side of the street going south.)
Wow! I love this video. I used to work at the World Trade Center back in the 90’s. Lots of memories. Everything changed. Beautiful and exciting city. Thank you, great job 👌🏼😉
I cant wait to visit in Nov 2022. Booked and never been before, Staying on Time Square. So excited after watching your Videos. Thank you so much. So mant fantastic tips, thought i doubt we will use the subways. Terrified Brits lol. People walk soooooo fast !! always in a Hurry.
I don't think I need to travel to New York anymore. I have tasted the atmosphere. And with expert commentary from Action Kid. Thanks to this video. Greetings from the Netherlands
I cant believe I watched all the video. Thanks for your videos.
i'm in love with your vids 😍 i hope someday i can visit all the places in your vids
I love how when the ball drops for New Years, it stays there all year. I would love to move there 🤗
Someday id love to visit Time Square & visit central park as well.. Coming from Texas.. That would be quiet an experiance
I live in the Bronx 10 min from Manhattan and guess I’m just so used to seeing this... this video is great for those who don’t see and go on a regular I must have that “ I’m from here” because ain’t nobody ever walked up to me handing me anything or bum rush me to take a pic .... and side note WE know who the “ out of towners “ are .. it’s written all over your faces
Anyone going to New Year’s Eve here?? YOU DESERVE WHAT CHA GET
Well those are exactly my thoughts as well the only difference that I live in a small town in the countryside of Hungary 🇭🇺
Thank you so much, I enjoyed every moment.
Thank you for a wonderful tour of NYC. Iam from far away Singapore and it is my dream to visit NYC one day. Its on my bucket list. Thanks will subscribe.
I just wish I'm in New York city I hope some day I will :)
You walked two hours just so I can watch 😅 you just got a like and subscribe, can't wait to see New York
What the name of the camera you using I mean so clear and beautiful
Would be scary walking alone in those subway areas I would think. I'm really enjoying your videos..just like I'm there too!
Thanks for a great walk review. We are coming to NY in June for our second trip from Australia 🇦🇺. We did see a lot from our first trip, but this review will make sure we'll do the same walk.
Just spent this summer in New York and now I wanna go back
Wow.. This is an amazing video... I was several times in NYC... but there's always something new.. :) I appreciate your work... thx for the video!
Good video. Haven't been to NY in a very, very long time (there was no such thing as neon video screens back then, LOL). Nice to have the narration to know what we're seeing, what to look for, to look out for. Looked up the Fultun Center and we want to go there. We also want to check out the tourist attractions at the end of the video. THANKS!!
Those were the days my friend
Visited Noho and Soho and Washington Square Park during a 6 hour walking tour of NYC my last visit in 2018. Loved the architecture and met Joe Piscopo of Saturday Night Live near Washington Square Park. Thanks for the narration.
I walk sometime with camera too... Welcome!!!
Thanks for the mini vacation bro. Saludos desde Belice.
Thank you for your interesting video.
Wow love it. Proper craving a new york holiday and watching these videos is like being back there. Keep em coming 👍
Fantastic walk! LIKE 1912
This was an amazing trip. Thank you so much!!
Hi action David here I love your Vigo as al
Ways thank you for sharing David a Scot living in London
Was in New York in June 2018 , what a PLACE.....Wish to return for another Holiday 2020
it was nice seeing this, it made feel like everything was normal and peaceful.
New York City never gets old. Going there in September
the old buldings have so much character, the new ones are soulless, like they can't teach proper architecture in schooles anymore, they have all the heads put together yet they can't make more spectacular buildings than the early XX century
One of my chilhood dream was to visit ny....but i think ill never be able to manage this trip ...so im quite gracefull for your videos, cause i can see some slices of this city. Thx bro from hungary (btw sorry for bad english, im still learning it)
Your comments on the dangerous maneuverings of pedestrians in this video made me wonder how many accidents actually happen. Not during any of my experiences walking about the city, nor the numerous videos of yours I've watched, have I seen an actual accident; plenty of near misses but never a collision. It's amazing there aren't more issues. I'm wondering how many incidents you've witnessed in all your time on the streets? To answer your location question at 21st & Broadway: The Flatiron District is bounded by 14th Street, Union Square and Greenwich Village to the south; the Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue) and Chelsea to the west; 23rd Street and Madison Square (or NoMad) to the north; and Park Avenue South and Gramercy Park to the east. (Wikipedia) ***Snow is coming*** Thank you. :-)
I’ve witnessed too many close calls to count, and multiple collisions too. Thanks for the information on the Flatiron District!
Was there one week, witnessed 2 collisions. First was between pedestrian and van backing up slowly, second was a bicycle crash into a taxi in the middle of a intersection. I’m not counting the insurance scam I saw as well lol.
love the video. I like the Forst Gumpy narration
I never been to new york but this is a great tour.Its almost like being there awesome video
I'd be super paranoid to walk around with 3+
toddler. Knowing most love to run off 👩👦👦👩👧👧
“Another” awesome video!..........👀😎👍👋✌️🇨🇦 Well done!.............👍🌟
Thanks brings back memoirs. Was there in 2009 July
Fab. You covered parts I had to give a miss to along Broadway to Union during my trip just three weeks before your filming in November 2020, which was a real delight for me to watch. An so impressed you pointed out the shrine church of St Elizabeth Ann Seton which because of time, I had to skip as well (to get to Liberty 🗽 why else?)... thanks for the narration throughout.
Enjoyed your narration, entertaining and informative! Thanks for another great walk!
I will be too in NY😢
nice n captivating. didn't think i'd be able to give whole 2 hours to this..very interesting made more so by your informative commentary
This is fantastic and I’ve visited NYC many times. I’m watched these videos while working at home in the lockdown....they keep me company....wow that big rat!
thanks for a great walk-around in a place I may never be able to see in my life. :-)
My dream is to visit Times Square. Best place on earth. Thank you for that.
The cityscape is very beautiful. This video is nice!
is it taken by Go pro 7 + Gimbal or only Go pro 7 ?
Thanks for doing this it was just like being there and thanks for the narration as well very informative.