就是精品 || 不超过12人的精品小团 | 美国 纽约接机 千岛+尼亚加拉瀑布 6日游（入住一晚瀑布景区酒店）Juicy Premium || Small Group Tour with No More Than 12 People | New York Pick-up+Thousand Island+Niagara Falls 6-Day Tour

First, we will go to the New York City Hall, which has a history of more than 200 years. It is the oldest active city hall in the United States. This ancient Greek-style marble building is simple and elegant, and is an outstanding representative of the Greek Renaissance architectural style in New York. Then we will check in at the famous Brooklyn Bridge, stroll across this ancient suspension bridge, and admire the beautiful Manhattan skyline where the river and the sea meet. After lunch, we will go to the rural Chinatown and Little Italy, which is full of Italian style, and enjoy the strong atmosphere of human fireworks in the bustling neighborhoods~ Then we will visit the sister bridge standing side by side with the Brooklyn Bridge-the Manhattan Bridge. Although it is less famous, the latter is equally spectacular. Finally, we will come to the SOHO trendy neighborhood, located in Midtown Manhattan. This neighborhood combines fashion and art. Whether it is the Internet celebrity graffiti that pursues individuality, the trendy and fashionable buyer stores, or the block buildings with a strong sense of age, this neighborhood can satisfy all your imaginations!

Britain has the West End of London, and the United States has Broadway in New York. There are many theaters on both sides of Broadway Avenue, which has become a symbol of modern American song and dance art and entertainment industry. The center of Broadway Avenue is the famous Times Square, which is also a prosperous entertainment and shopping center, and a colorful urban world with surging crowds. "If you haven't been to Times Square, you haven't been to New York." As the most prosperous neighborhood in Manhattan, Times Square is shrouded in neon lights at night, and the neighborhood is crowded with people, showing the decadence of luxury. Then we will tour along the shopping paradise Fifth Avenue, check in the famous Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Finally, we will go to Long Island City to quietly enjoy the charm of Manhattan's night view.

This is one of the world's most famous train stations and a favorite filming location for many movies and American TV series, including Men in Black, Bad Boys, The Godfather, Gossip Girl, and The Avengers. The magnificent marble decorations, arched glass windows, the Kissing Room, the four-face clock, and the starry sky dome from a God's perspective will keep you dazzled. Explore the secrets of the Central Station with your guide.

The magnificent New York Public Library has a solemn lion sculpture at the entrance. Walk up the marble steps and through the corridor to enter the castle-like library. The beautiful marble columns and walls in the hall show her low key and gorgeous beauty. The library has a rich collection of 16.47 million books, periodicals, manuscripts, pictures, etc. The library with a classical atmosphere is also a frequent guest in film and television works. "Night at the Museum", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Spider-Man", "Detective Chinatown" and other films have been filmed here.

Bryant Park is a beloved, year-round New York City destination. Known as Manhattan's Town Square, the park is famous for its lush seasonal gardens, free activities, world class restrooms, and al fresco dining. Located adjacent to the New York Public Library and surrounded by iconic skyscrapers, Bryant Park is visited by more than 12 million people each year and is one of the busiest public spaces in the world.

The unique Blue Bottle Coffee was created by James Freeman, and the first Blue Bottle Coffee in New York was born opposite Bryant Park in 2010. Everything in the coffee shop is in order, quiet, simple and precise. Freeman's perfect way must give everyone a perfect experience.

Central Park is the back garden of New York citizens. The park is beautiful in all seasons: bright red and green in spring, bright sunshine in summer, fiery red maple leaves in autumn, and silvery white and bleak in winter. Both local residents and tourists from all over the world are deeply attracted by this paradise among high-rise buildings. The park looks natural, but its landscape is actually carefully created: there are several artificial lakes, long walking trails, two skating rinks, a wildlife sanctuary, many lawns and children's playgrounds. It is also a well-known urban park in New York. From "Spider-Man" to "The Avengers", Central Park has frequently appeared in Marvel movies.

Roosevelt Island is a slender island located on the East River between Queens and Manhattan Island. Although Roosevelt Island is small in size, it has a unique architectural history. There are several buildings on the island with significant architectural importance, and they have been the target base for many important urban planning competitions and proposals. "Spider-Man" and "King Kong" have also taken scenes here.

Located on the East River in New York, DUMBO is now a vibrant artistic district. Brooklyn Park along the riverbank offers a great view of the New York downtown skyline and the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. The carefully preserved cobblestone roads, red brick walls, and the popular carousel make this place full of charm.

Officially opening to the public free of charge in 2021, the floating park has become a must-see for New York City influencers since its opening. Its unique and refreshing design supports the park, which floats above the Hudson River, by 132 concrete "tulips" of varying heights, forming 2.4 acres of hills and winding paths. The entire island is home to approximately 400 different species of trees, shrubs, ground covers, and perennials, including at least 100 different tree species adapted to the New York climate. Each corner of the island represents a different microclimate, depending on the topography, sunlight, and wind conditions.

Chelsea Market was originally converted from an abandoned factory. It is an indoor market that combines a food court and retro design shops. It is one of the most popular markets in New York. There are many novel and interesting gift shops here, which are very suitable for buying souvenirs. "Going to Chelsea Market to eat lobster once" has become an important stop on the must-eat list of many foodies when they come to New York! In addition to seafood from all over the world, Australian pies, French desserts, Japanese sushi and Italian ice cream can all be found in the dazzling market.

The High Line is a 1.45-mile-long elevated linear park, greenway and rail trail created on a former New York Central Railroad spur on the west side of Manhattan.

The huge structure located in the Hudson Yards landscape corridor, the center of the square and the visual focus is called Vessel. It is a honeycomb-shaped staircase, and netizens affectionately call it the "big pine cone". You can find unique beauty when appreciating the building from different angles. It is a great place to check in on your circle of friends.

The Thousand Islands stretch for 50 miles in the northeast corner of Lake Ontario, on the US-Canada border. The US border lies in New York State, while the Canadian border lies closer to Lake Ontario. Smaller islands often have only a single house. A Thousand Islands cruise offers breathtaking scenery, and along the islands you'll see traces of history. Take a leisurely boat trip through the archipelago, admiring the diverse mansions and islands of varying sizes and shapes.

Cornell University was founded in 1865. It is the only new force among the eight Ivy League schools that was founded after the American Revolutionary War. Cornell's tolerance and care have brought together students from all over the world. The collision and integration of different cultures have formed the unique cultural atmosphere of this university. The school is located high on the hillside, full of pure natural charm. It is poetic and picturesque here, with buildings combining British and American styles everywhere. Strolling around the campus, you can feel the unique flavor of Ivy League.

Cayuga Lake, the longest and second deepest of the Finger Lakes, has provided residents and visitors throughout the centuries with water transportation connection to the world beyond as part of the Erie Canal system; food; and recreation in the form of pleasure boating, swimming or quiet contemplation along its shores.

An 1820s swing barn turned winery, Americana offers historical charm to ease into your adventures with delectable wines, meals, and even homemade fudge. The LGBTQ-owned winery prides itself on knowing how to host a good time and create a sense of community for anyone who visits, starting from the moment you enter the property and are greeted by Maverick and Lilly--the owner’s two rescued labradors.

The name of Niagara Falls comes from the Indian language, which means "water of the god of thunder". It is the general name of three waterfalls on the Niagara River in the Great Lakes region of North America. It is known as the world's three major transnational waterfalls along with Iguazu Falls and Victoria Falls. Niagara Falls is famous for its beautiful scenery, huge hydroelectric power generation capacity and extremely challenging environmental protection projects. The entire waterfall spans Ontario, Canada and New York State, USA, forming the Niagara Gorge in the south. Among them, the Horseshoe Falls is located on the border between the United States and Canada, and the American Falls are all located in the United States and separated by Goat Island. The smaller Bridal Veil Falls is also in the United States, separated from the American Falls by Luna Island.

The Niagara Falls boat is always the most famous way to have fun at Niagara Falls. Put on a thin red raincoat, take the white double-decker cruise ship, and the most exciting waterfall trip will begin. The Niagara Falls boat, which looks quite historic but very sturdy, will bravely sail all the way from the river bank to the waterfall and enter the horseshoe-shaped center circle of the waterfall. The abundant river water rushes towards you like a thousand horses galloping. Suddenly, the strangers on the boat seem to become the same boat. In the hazy water, you can personally feel the momentum and power of the waterfall. After leaving the storm circle, the cruise ship is like a small boat that has returned from a disaster, swaying towards the American Falls. When the weather is clear, the sunlight and water vapor interweave to form a long and beautiful rainbow, projected in front of the veritable "Rainbow Bridge".

At the edge of the Horseshoe Falls you’ll find the famous Table Rock Complex, where millions of people from around the world travel every year for a first-class view of the majestic Niagara Falls. The "Table Rock" got its name from a large rock shelf that used to sit a little further north of where the Table Rock Complex stands today. It has fabulous lookout points that place you mere yards away from the thundering Horseshoe Falls. From here, you will experience the thrill of watching 2,800 cubic meters of water crash down to the base of the Falls below. Experience a two-level indoor viewing gallery called the Grand Hall, where a panoramic views of the falls can be appreciated up close!

The Niagara Whirlpool is 125 feet deep and was formed by water erosion 7,500 years ago. It is located where the Niagara River suddenly turns northeast from the northwest. The rapid river water flows back after the change of direction, forming a huge whirlpool. The park is very quiet, with barbecue pits and picnic tables. Standing on them, you can overlook the whirlpool below, which is very spectacular. 

From the most towering turbine to the tiniest detail, uncover fascinating stories hidden within the historic Niagara Parks Power Station, our newest must-see attraction. Descend 180 feet in a glass-paneled elevator and explore the 2,200-foot long tunnel, leading to an observation deck at the river's edge. Explore the first major power plant on the Canadian side of the Niagara River with immersive exhibits, restored artifacts and interactive storytelling. And at night, feel the once-dormant power station come to life in a breathtaking interactive experience you'll never forget.

Manhattan's financial dream blossomed in New York, where almost all the world's top financial institutions are gathered. Today we will visit some classic landmark buildings in New York, the world's financial center, such as the Canyon of Heroes, Park Road Building, Trinity Church, New York Stock Exchange, Rockefeller Center, etc., to experience the rich financial and commercial atmosphere.

One World Trade Center, also known as the "Freedom Tower," stands on the site of the original World Trade Center, which collapsed during the September 11 attacks. At 1,776 feet, One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the United States and the third tallest in the world. This height commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a large video board featuring welcome messages in various languages, and their hometowns are highlighted on a dynamically generated world map. "Voices" offers a unique experience, where the story of the people who built the building recounts their experiences, while "Foundations" provides an up-close look at the bedrock on which the building stands. From the Global Welcome Center to the guest elevators featuring virtual time-lapse, to the breathtaking video displays, and finally to the Discovery Level with its 360- degree views, every detail is a welcome addition to this experience.

Take the Statue of Liberty cruise around the island to start a one-hour tour of the Hudson River. On the way, you will see the Manhattan skyline and the scenery on both sides of the Hudson River, and overlook the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center. The cruise slowly passes by the Statue of Liberty, and you can clearly see the Statue of Liberty wearing a radiant crown, holding the torch of freedom, and holding the Declaration of Independence in her hand. It is magnificent and eye-catching, symbolizing the lofty ideals of the American people for freedom and their yearning and pursuit for a better life.

Step into a recreation of New York’s first City Hall subway station, where a short film by award-winning filmmaker Ric Burns, voiced by Jeff Goldblum, sweeps you through the city’s history. Next, explore seven immersive galleries alive with iconic artifacts, dazzling costumes, and pop culture treasures, co-curated with top museums across the country. The grand finale lifts you 40 feet into the air on a soaring 4D ride, flying over all five boroughs through a year of celebrations. Your journey ends standing on a replica of the Statue of Liberty’s torch, gazing out over Times Square as if you were standing in the middle of New York Harbor itself.

First, we will go to the New York City Hall, which has a history of more than 200 years. It is the oldest active city hall in the United States. This ancient Greek-style marble building is simple and elegant, and is an outstanding representative of the Greek Renaissance architectural style in New York. Then we will check in at the famous Brooklyn Bridge, stroll across this ancient suspension bridge, and admire the beautiful Manhattan skyline where the river and the sea meet. After lunch, we will go to the rural Chinatown and Little Italy, which is full of Italian style, and enjoy the strong atmosphere of human fireworks in the bustling neighborhoods~ Then we will visit the sister bridge standing side by side with the Brooklyn Bridge-the Manhattan Bridge. Although it is less famous, the latter is equally spectacular. Finally, we will come to the SOHO trendy neighborhood, located in Midtown Manhattan. This neighborhood combines fashion and art. Whether it is the Internet celebrity graffiti that pursues individuality, the trendy and fashionable buyer stores, or the block buildings with a strong sense of age, this neighborhood can satisfy all your imaginations!

This is one of the world's most famous train stations and a favorite filming location for many movies and American TV series, including Men in Black, Bad Boys, The Godfather, Gossip Girl, and The Avengers. The magnificent marble decorations, arched glass windows, the Kissing Room, the four-face clock, and the starry sky dome from a God's perspective will keep you dazzled. Explore the secrets of the Central Station with your guide.

The magnificent New York Public Library has a solemn lion sculpture at the entrance. Walk up the marble steps and through the corridor to enter the castle-like library. The beautiful marble columns and walls in the hall show her low key and gorgeous beauty. The library has a rich collection of 16.47 million books, periodicals, manuscripts, pictures, etc. The library with a classical atmosphere is also a frequent guest in film and television works. "Night at the Museum", "The Day After Tomorrow", "Spider-Man", "Detective Chinatown" and other films have been filmed here.

Bryant Park is a beloved, year-round New York City destination. Known as Manhattan's Town Square, the park is famous for its lush seasonal gardens, free activities, world class restrooms, and al fresco dining. Located adjacent to the New York Public Library and surrounded by iconic skyscrapers, Bryant Park is visited by more than 12 million people each year and is one of the busiest public spaces in the world.

The unique Blue Bottle Coffee was created by James Freeman, and the first Blue Bottle Coffee in New York was born opposite Bryant Park in 2010. Everything in the coffee shop is in order, quiet, simple and precise. Freeman's perfect way must give everyone a perfect experience.

Central Park is the back garden of New York citizens. The park is beautiful in all seasons: bright red and green in spring, bright sunshine in summer, fiery red maple leaves in autumn, and silvery white and bleak in winter. Both local residents and tourists from all over the world are deeply attracted by this paradise among high-rise buildings. The park looks natural, but its landscape is actually carefully created: there are several artificial lakes, long walking trails, two skating rinks, a wildlife sanctuary, many lawns and children's playgrounds. It is also a well-known urban park in New York. From "Spider-Man" to "The Avengers", Central Park has frequently appeared in Marvel movies.

Roosevelt Island is a slender island located on the East River between Queens and Manhattan Island. Although Roosevelt Island is small in size, it has a unique architectural history. There are several buildings on the island with significant architectural importance, and they have been the target base for many important urban planning competitions and proposals. "Spider-Man" and "King Kong" have also taken scenes here.

Located on the East River in New York, DUMBO is now a vibrant artistic district. Brooklyn Park along the riverbank offers a great view of the New York downtown skyline and the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. The carefully preserved cobblestone roads, red brick walls, and the popular carousel make this place full of charm.

Officially opening to the public free of charge in 2021, the floating park has become a must-see for New York City influencers since its opening. Its unique and refreshing design supports the park, which floats above the Hudson River, by 132 concrete "tulips" of varying heights, forming 2.4 acres of hills and winding paths. The entire island is home to approximately 400 different species of trees, shrubs, ground covers, and perennials, including at least 100 different tree species adapted to the New York climate. Each corner of the island represents a different microclimate, depending on the topography, sunlight, and wind conditions.

Chelsea Market was originally converted from an abandoned factory. It is an indoor market that combines a food court and retro design shops. It is one of the most popular markets in New York. There are many novel and interesting gift shops here, which are very suitable for buying souvenirs. "Going to Chelsea Market to eat lobster once" has become an important stop on the must-eat list of many foodies when they come to New York! In addition to seafood from all over the world, Australian pies, French desserts, Japanese sushi and Italian ice cream can all be found in the dazzling market.

The High Line is a 1.45-mile-long elevated linear park, greenway and rail trail created on a former New York Central Railroad spur on the west side of Manhattan.

The huge structure located in the Hudson Yards landscape corridor, the center of the square and the visual focus is called Vessel. It is a honeycomb-shaped staircase, and netizens affectionately call it the "big pine cone". You can find unique beauty when appreciating the building from different angles. It is a great place to check in on your circle of friends.

The Thousand Islands stretch for 50 miles in the northeast corner of Lake Ontario, on the US-Canada border. The US border lies in New York State, while the Canadian border lies closer to Lake Ontario. Smaller islands often have only a single house. A Thousand Islands cruise offers breathtaking scenery, and along the islands you'll see traces of history. Take a leisurely boat trip through the archipelago, admiring the diverse mansions and islands of varying sizes and shapes.

Cornell University was founded in 1865. It is the only new force among the eight Ivy League schools that was founded after the American Revolutionary War. Cornell's tolerance and care have brought together students from all over the world. The collision and integration of different cultures have formed the unique cultural atmosphere of this university. The school is located high on the hillside, full of pure natural charm. It is poetic and picturesque here, with buildings combining British and American styles everywhere. Strolling around the campus, you can feel the unique flavor of Ivy League.

Cayuga Lake, the longest and second deepest of the Finger Lakes, has provided residents and visitors throughout the centuries with water transportation connection to the world beyond as part of the Erie Canal system; food; and recreation in the form of pleasure boating, swimming or quiet contemplation along its shores.

An 1820s swing barn turned winery, Americana offers historical charm to ease into your adventures with delectable wines, meals, and even homemade fudge. The LGBTQ-owned winery prides itself on knowing how to host a good time and create a sense of community for anyone who visits, starting from the moment you enter the property and are greeted by Maverick and Lilly--the owner’s two rescued labradors.

The name of Niagara Falls comes from the Indian language, which means "water of the god of thunder". It is the general name of three waterfalls on the Niagara River in the Great Lakes region of North America. It is known as the world's three major transnational waterfalls along with Iguazu Falls and Victoria Falls. Niagara Falls is famous for its beautiful scenery, huge hydroelectric power generation capacity and extremely challenging environmental protection projects. The entire waterfall spans Ontario, Canada and New York State, USA, forming the Niagara Gorge in the south. Among them, the Horseshoe Falls is located on the border between the United States and Canada, and the American Falls are all located in the United States and separated by Goat Island. The smaller Bridal Veil Falls is also in the United States, separated from the American Falls by Luna Island.

The Niagara Falls boat is always the most famous way to have fun at Niagara Falls. Put on a thin red raincoat, take the white double-decker cruise ship, and the most exciting waterfall trip will begin. The Niagara Falls boat, which looks quite historic but very sturdy, will bravely sail all the way from the river bank to the waterfall and enter the horseshoe-shaped center circle of the waterfall. The abundant river water rushes towards you like a thousand horses galloping. Suddenly, the strangers on the boat seem to become the same boat. In the hazy water, you can personally feel the momentum and power of the waterfall. After leaving the storm circle, the cruise ship is like a small boat that has returned from a disaster, swaying towards the American Falls. When the weather is clear, the sunlight and water vapor interweave to form a long and beautiful rainbow, projected in front of the veritable "Rainbow Bridge".

At the edge of the Horseshoe Falls you’ll find the famous Table Rock Complex, where millions of people from around the world travel every year for a first-class view of the majestic Niagara Falls. The "Table Rock" got its name from a large rock shelf that used to sit a little further north of where the Table Rock Complex stands today. It has fabulous lookout points that place you mere yards away from the thundering Horseshoe Falls. From here, you will experience the thrill of watching 2,800 cubic meters of water crash down to the base of the Falls below. Experience a two-level indoor viewing gallery called the Grand Hall, where a panoramic views of the falls can be appreciated up close!

The Niagara Whirlpool is 125 feet deep and was formed by water erosion 7,500 years ago. It is located where the Niagara River suddenly turns northeast from the northwest. The rapid river water flows back after the change of direction, forming a huge whirlpool. The park is very quiet, with barbecue pits and picnic tables. Standing on them, you can overlook the whirlpool below, which is very spectacular. 

From the most towering turbine to the tiniest detail, uncover fascinating stories hidden within the historic Niagara Parks Power Station, our newest must-see attraction. Descend 180 feet in a glass-paneled elevator and explore the 2,200-foot long tunnel, leading to an observation deck at the river's edge. Explore the first major power plant on the Canadian side of the Niagara River with immersive exhibits, restored artifacts and interactive storytelling. And at night, feel the once-dormant power station come to life in a breathtaking interactive experience you'll never forget.

Manhattan's financial dream blossomed in New York, where almost all the world's top financial institutions are gathered. Today we will visit some classic landmark buildings in New York, the world's financial center, such as the Canyon of Heroes, Park Road Building, Trinity Church, New York Stock Exchange, Rockefeller Center, etc., to experience the rich financial and commercial atmosphere.

One World Trade Center, also known as the "Freedom Tower," stands on the site of the original World Trade Center, which collapsed during the September 11 attacks. At 1,776 feet, One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the United States and the third tallest in the world. This height commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a large video board featuring welcome messages in various languages, and their hometowns are highlighted on a dynamically generated world map. "Voices" offers a unique experience, where the story of the people who built the building recounts their experiences, while "Foundations" provides an up-close look at the bedrock on which the building stands. From the Global Welcome Center to the guest elevators featuring virtual time-lapse, to the breathtaking video displays, and finally to the Discovery Level with its 360- degree views, every detail is a welcome addition to this experience.

Take the Statue of Liberty cruise around the island to start a one-hour tour of the Hudson River. On the way, you will see the Manhattan skyline and the scenery on both sides of the Hudson River, and overlook the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center. The cruise slowly passes by the Statue of Liberty, and you can clearly see the Statue of Liberty wearing a radiant crown, holding the torch of freedom, and holding the Declaration of Independence in her hand. It is magnificent and eye-catching, symbolizing the lofty ideals of the American people for freedom and their yearning and pursuit for a better life.

Step into a recreation of New York’s first City Hall subway station, where a short film by award-winning filmmaker Ric Burns, voiced by Jeff Goldblum, sweeps you through the city’s history. Next, explore seven immersive galleries alive with iconic artifacts, dazzling costumes, and pop culture treasures, co-curated with top museums across the country. The grand finale lifts you 40 feet into the air on a soaring 4D ride, flying over all five boroughs through a year of celebrations. Your journey ends standing on a replica of the Statue of Liberty’s torch, gazing out over Times Square as if you were standing in the middle of New York Harbor itself.