Discover the legacy of acclaimed jazz musician Louis Armstrong in New York City, the Jazz Capital of America. Discover the history of jazz, learn about Armstrong’s personal life and musical career. Extended option: get ticket for a jazz concert!
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2-hour: Louis Armstrong and Jazz Tour
Join this tour to discover the legacy of Louis Armstrong in NYC, and see highlights such as Carnegie Hall, Hudson Theatre and Birdland Jazz Club.
3-hour: Louis Armstrong and Jazz Tour & Jazz Concert
Join this tour to receive jazz concert tickets and discover the legacy of Louis Armstrong in NYC. See highlights such as Carnegie Hall, Hudson Theatre and Birdland Jazz Club.
New York is known as the Jazz Capital of America thanks to the legends like the brilliant trumpeter and vocalist Louis “Satchmo” Armstrong. Join us on this exclusive jazz-themed tour to see famous jazz venues and learn about the personal life.
Meet your in front of the Jazz At Lincoln Center, 10 Columbus Cir, New York, NY 10023, United States. Please do not enter the venue, it is only a meeting point.
Meet your guide in front of the Jazz At Lincoln Center, 10 Columbus Cir, New York, NY 10023, United States. Please do not enter the venue, it is only a meeting point
Private tour to explore New York’s most renowned jazz landmarks. Your journey begins at Jazz at Lincoln Center, known for its outstanding performances and exceptional acoustics.
From there, stroll down Seventh Avenue to view Carnegie Hall, where Armstrong and many other jazz greats left their mark. Hear captivating stories, including the groundbreaking 1912 Concert of Negro Music by James Reese Europe and his Clef Club Orchestra.
Walking through the lively streets, you’ll pass the bright lights of Times Square and iconic Broadway theatres like the Winter Garden Theatre. Your guide will paint a vivid picture of how these places influenced jazz culture and Armstrong’s remarkable career. Along the way, discover details about his daily life in Queens, the creation of his most famous songs, and his friendships with fellow jazz legends.
The tour concludes with an exterior view of the historic Hudson Theatre, where Armstrong performed in _Hot Chocolates_ in 1929 and ends at the celebrated Birdland Jazz Club.
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