Browse Walks in Throgs Neck, New York, US

This two-hour walking tour of Throgs Neck, New York, United States, will take you through the vibrant and diverse neighborhood of Throgs Neck.

Start your tour at the Throgs Neck Bridge, located at the intersection of I-295 and I-95. This bridge connects the Bronx and Queens and is a great place to take in the views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline.

Continue your tour by heading south on Harding Avenue. Stop at the Throgs Neck Little League Field, located at 3100 Harding Avenue (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This is a great place to take in the sights and sounds of the local community.

Continue your tour by heading east on Harding Avenue. Stop at the Throgs Neck Library, located at 3025 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This library is a great place to learn about the history of the neighborhood and to pick up a book or two.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Shopping Center, located at 2800 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This shopping center is a great place to find unique gifts and souvenirs.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Clam Bar, located at 2700 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This restaurant is a great place to enjoy some delicious seafood.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Playground, located at 2600 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This playground is a great place to take a break and enjoy some fresh air.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Post Office, located at 2550 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This post office is a great place to pick up some stamps and mail a letter.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Community Garden, located at 2450 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This garden is a great place to take in the sights and smells of the local flora.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Park, located at 2300 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This park is a great place to take a stroll and enjoy the views of the East River.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Bakery, located at 2200 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This bakery is a great place to pick up some delicious treats.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Lighthouse, located at 2100 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This lighthouse is a great place to take in the views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Historical Society, located at 2000 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This historical society is a great place to learn about the history of the neighborhood.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Community Center, located at 1900 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This community center is a great place to take in the sights and sounds of the local community.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Art Gallery, located at 1800 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This art gallery is a great place to take in the works of local artists.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Marina, located at 1700 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This marina is a great place to take in the sights and sounds of the East River.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Nature Center, located at 1600 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This nature center is a great place to take in the sights and sounds of the local wildlife.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Community Garden, located at 1500 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This garden is a great place to take in the sights and smells of the local flora.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Park, located at 1400 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This park is a great place to take a stroll and enjoy the views of the East River.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Shopping Center, located at 1300 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This shopping center is a great place to find unique gifts and souvenirs.

Continue your tour by heading south on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Little League Field, located at 1200 Cross Bronx Expressway (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This is a great place to take in the sights and sounds of the local community.

Continue your tour by heading east on Cross Bronx Expressway. Stop at the Throgs Neck Bridge, located at the intersection of I-295 and I-95 (Latitude: 40.817, Longitude: -73.822). This bridge connects the Bronx and Queens and is a great place to take in the views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline.

This concludes your two-hour walking tour of Throgs Neck, New York, United States.

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