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Enter one of the most important centers of urban culture during an exciting Harlem tour! No place is quite like Harlem and no place will ever be quite like Harlem. From its Jazz scene to its famous Soul Food, there’s something about a Harlem trip that connects with your soul and stays there. Having earn a negative reputation during the 1950’s all the way up until 1990’s, Harlem experienced a recent makeover that would redefine it as a must-see attraction during any New York vacation. Take a Gospel Tour and sing to your heart’s content before enjoying a Sunday brunch. Or, try a Jazz & Soul Food Tour to get New York’s take on Southern culture. And, no Harlem sightseeing trip would be complete without a stop at the world-famous Apollo Theater! It’s what to do in Harlem!

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Our tips for New York City

  • Soul Food. If you’re on a Harlem daytrip, you should definitely try the Soul Food. Soul Food originated as humble dishes from the South; but, recipes began flooding into the north after 1865, where they evolved further. If it’s your first time in Harlem, we recommend Sylvia’s.
  • Shopping Adventure. Shopping during a Harlem trip is another thing altogether. You can bet you’ll find something on 125th Street that you’ve never seen before. Street vendors hawk shea butter cream, oils, perfume, self-published afro-centric texts, urban music, and much more!
  • Common Sense. It’s always wise to be careful when you are in a new place. And, although most parts of New York are safe to visit during the daytime, including Harlem, you should be wary of panhandlers, thieves, and pickpockets in crowded places and during special events.

Good to know

Harlem is a fun place to visit throughout the year; but, the best time to visit is probably between April and June or September to early November. During these times, the weather is pleasantly mild and the tourist traffic drops off. Families on vacation and European travelers come to New York during the summer months, which is high season. The city can become quite crowded during Thanksgiving and New Year’s, too. You’ll find it difficult to find hotel rooms or flight tickets; so, try to book ahead. Harlem is very quiet from January through March because of snowfall and dropping temperatures. However, if you are looking to take a budget Harlem trip, you can take advantage of some real bargains if you don’t mind a little snow.

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