While great food is at the forefront of Little Italy, its certainly not the only thing this charming neighborhood has to offer visitors of New York City. The Annual Feast of San Gennaro is always one of the more popular festivals in the city, being held in Little Italy and showcasing the unique culture of the area. Of course, Little Italy can be an interesting and exciting time throughout the entire year. You'll find a ton of unique shops offering everything from Italian ceramics to authentic Italian food products.
Although there is a wide selection of things to do and see in Little Italy, the choice to visit this neighborhood will undoubtedly be made with the thought of its restaurants on your mind. Dozens of authentic Italian cafes, eateries and restaurants line the expanse of Mulberry Street, with other various restaurants scattered throughout the entire area. But no matter why you visit Little Italy, whether it be for the food or the fun, you're sure to find a unique experience awaiting you every time.
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All Loops Double Decker Tour 48 Hour Pass
from $53.95
This 48-hour pass will allow you unlimited access to a Double Decker Bus route that makes over 35 stops including include Central Park, Lincoln Center, the Uptown Loop, American Museum of Natural History, Cathedral of St.
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All Loops Doubl
from $59.10
The All Loops Double Decker Tour Pass and Ellis Island Ferry Combo offers the freedom to explore the city at your own pace with 2 full days to ride ongoing double- decker bus tour with unlimited on/off privelages at 35 stops and experience a ferry ride to see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.
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Downtown Loop Tour 24 Hour Pass
from $43.95
When you want to experience the different facets of the Big Apple, let this 2-hour tour take you on a whirlwind adventure through the Downtown Loop of New York, including the Empire State Building, Greenwich Village, SoHo, and the Intrepid Sea-Air Space Museum.
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