ManchesterUpper East Side Icons Andy Warhol Truman Capote Tour
Upper East Side Icons Andy Warhol Truman Capote Tour is a 3-hour sightseeing tour in New York. £30.75 — 60% below the New York median tour price of £76.12, across 542 priced tours. It holds a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 1 reviews. Listed under Tours & Sightseeing, Outdoor Activities, History, Food & Drink. The median tour price in New York is £76.12, measured across 542 priced tours.
New York⏱ 3 hours★5.0(1 Rating)From £31
Explore the vibrant world of Andy Warhol and Truman Capote on this captivating 2.5-hour walking tour through Manhattan's Upper East Side. Discover the roots of their iconic friendship as you visit significant locations, including Warhol's first studio in an old firehouse and the exterior of the famed Breakfast at Tiffany's townhouse. Engage with their lasting influence on culture and the Swans and Superstars who inspired their work, all while strolling through the elegant streets that shaped their lives. This tour offers a unique blend of art, literature, and history, perfect for fans of both figures.
- 2.5-hour walking tour focusing on the friendship of Warhol and Capote
- Visit key sites including Warhol's townhouses and Tiffany’s exterior
- Learn about their muses and ongoing cultural impact
- Tour starts at 86th and Park Avenue, ending at the Plaza Hotel at 59th Street and 5th Avenue
Key facts
- £30.75 — 60% below the New York median tour price of £76.12, across 542 priced tours.
- 2 h 30 min — 25% longer than the New York median of 2 h, across 541 tours.
- The median tour price in New York is £76.12, measured across 542 priced tours.
- The 25th-percentile tour price in New York is £38.44, measured across 542 priced tours.
- The 75th-percentile tour price in New York is £192.22, measured across 542 priced tours.
- The median tour in New York runs 2 h, measured across 541 tours with a published duration.
- 98% of New York's 542 categorised tours carry the "Tours & Sightseeing" tag, the most common of 19 categories in the city.
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