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From early Dutch farms and historic sites of the American Revolution, today Harlem has evolved into an Afro-American political and cultural center rich in history and tradition.

See historic sites like Hamilton Grange and the Morris Jumel Mansion, used as military headquarters during the American Revolution.

Learn about the Harlem Renaissance in the early twentieth century, where Black writers, intellectuals and musicians flourished and political movements were born. 

See the landmarks of Harlem including Sugar Hill, the townhouses of Striver's Row, and Sylvan Terrace. Stop on 125TH Street - Martin Luther King Boulevard, in the heart Harlem’s commercial center at  the Apollo Theater where some of the best African- American performers graced the stage and where many got their start.

A highlight of our morning will be to attend a local church service and hear the inspirational sounds of Gospel music known throughout the world.

Itinerary: 

• Once you’re picked up from the bus stop, we'll head uptown to Harlem, to the famous sights, landmarks and its people that truly make up this historic neighborhood.
• Some of the sights we'll see are Columbia University, The Cathedral of St. John The Devine, City College, Morningside Heights, the Morris Jumel Mansion, Sylvan Terrace, Strivers Row and the Abyssinian Baptist Church, the Cotton Club, the Apollo Theater, and the famous 125th street named after Dr. Martin Luther King.
• And to top it off, you'll join a local congregation for the Sunday worship service and experience the soul-stirring power of gospel music!