Bryant Park ice rink and holiday market is also really notable! Great stuff, Tom!

On your way to 30K, Tom! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and talents with us. Great, as always!

That's my favorite park in NY!

Love your video about New York and all the little tid-bits of knowledge you drop. As a person who is unable to leave my house for medical reason, seeing these wonderful videos really helps enrich my mind. Thank you so much.

I used to have lunch there when I worked on 41st and 5th : it’s sooooo much nicer now than back in the 60’s

So crazy...when I was a kid, this was the worst place in midtown. By the time I was a teen, it was still seedy, but I loved going to the library to study. The main reading room is just a beautiful and tranquil place to chill.

I’m always amazed about what’s under the lawn in the park and the connection with the library. Your efforts are sooo appreciated from this side of the pond here in England (Brexitland 🇪🇺🤭). Thanks Tom/Stewie.

Bryant Park was nicknamed “Needle Park” back in the 70’s because of all the drug addicts and drug activity there at the time. Today it has been so cleaned up and beautiful it’s hard to believe there was drug activity there. During the Christmas holidays it is an incredible place to visit. They have holiday shops, ice skating, bistros….great place to visit!

Love the simple videos, not a lot of noises or random videos and images. Just you, your humor, and the info and images that help with the info you give. Great video.

Hi Tom. Bryant Park is a lovely place to chill out and take a moment to sit and people watch. I did that once. As you know , the Public Library was designed by Architects Carriere and Hastings. That public restroom is great. If only other public restrooms were so well taken care of and respected by those who use it.

The carousel trivia!! Fantastic. Thanks. The Middle East has had such a huge impact on western culture. Many know that high heeled shoes became popular in Europe because Europeans were impressed by Persian horsemanship. And they wore heeled shoes to help them stand up in the stirrups.

Tom, take us back to Bryant Park in the fall/winter for the holiday feels and 'chills' -- ice skating rink, holiday shops! Thanks for this wonderful tour!

The nicest public bathroom in NYC, that's right!

Thanks for the tour Tom. I have been to this beautiful park, toured it with my wife 6 years ago. It was a rather warm October day and a first visit for me from Alaska. We did enjoy a light lunch at the Bryant Park Grill. We were in NYC to see the Broadway play "Beautiful" about the life of Carole King and visit my wife's 90 year old cousin. I really liked the Bryant Park Hotel and wished that I had known about it before we booked our trip. We drove up from Virginia after visiting another of my wife's cousins and were rudely introduced to the horrible NYC traffic as soon as we got out of the Lincoln Tunnel. I parked the car near our hotel and did not drive it again until we left to drive back down to Virginia 5 days later to fly out of Reagan National. In November of 2019 we visited NYC again and that time we stayed near at the Washington Square Hotel near Washington Square. The Washington Square Hotel is a real gem and we really enjoyed the neighborhood feel of Greenwich Village.

I used to live and work in the City. My office was in the Chanin Building and I would walk to Bryant Park almost every day to eat lunch. Always enjoy your videos...I'll never get back there now, so your videos bring back such wonderful memories! I absolutely loved the library, especially the Rose Reading Room. Thanks again for another great video. 😊

I put American Radiator up there with Chrysler and Brooklyn Tower as my favorites.

My favourite park in NYC . Absolutely love the Christmas / Winter market there. So magical. Thanks Tom!! 30K subscribed!!❤️

The library still has remnants of the reservoir, down in its basement (that's hidden from the public--see "secrets of NY" with Kelly Cho)

Enjoyed your video very much 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Hope to see you very soon again!!! Greetings from The Netherlands 🇳🇱

Another brilliant video! Thank you Tom! Can't wait to visit NYC again and to also be part of one of your tours! A fan from South Africa

Hi tom melo from Bklyn you have more knowledge than Frankenstein love your knowledge guy God bless you,

My all time favorite place in Midtown! 😋

Thank you kindly for sharing! ♥️💕♥️

Fantastic vid Tom as usual

love these videos!

Thank you for your tours..

Another outstanding video. Thank you. More, more.

loads of great facts and interesting things!! Thanks for sharing

Really great video! There’s so much great info in your videos. I think it’s hilarious when you do funny skits in the middle of the video.

Always appreciate your videos. Thanks.

Thank You!

Bryant Park is a work of art. Thanks Tom for another informative vid.

The various things your Patrons have had a hand in always crack me up.

Yes! I just visited this gem over a week ago and really enjoyed it. I had to come back to your channel to see if you did a video on it....sure enough! Great video on covering so much of its history Tom!

One of my favorite parks. The flowers 💐 are beautiful there.

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! Watching The Jinx now.

Love this guy!

Love your videos Tom

Thank you very much

My favorite park in NYC ! Thanks Tom and Stewie yes , you told me things I did not know about it!

Great vid as usual, brought back memories from a visit in 2017 before Christmas. Tried the skating first time novice.

Excellent again Tom, and yet again, some stuff I knew and some I didn't! Lol Bryant Park is one of my absolute favourites in the city, pleased you've brought some attention to it!

Your Soul is Priceless!!

One can fully understand the amount of work that goes into making one of these videos. They are interesting and fun. Keep up the good work.

Thank you Tony love all your videos and information. And your live videos also. 👍☺😊

Thank you Tom! Really Really Good…

Love it - another winner, Tom! 👍🏼

Very nice tour very informative and nice to listen thank you

Great winter village in the park too.

Great coverage. Can't tell you what a huge hang out....and pick up spot, the Bryant Park Cafe is. The whole thing is outside, and is jammed packed in the summer with a mix of suits and tourists. Spent many drunken hours in that park......

Another awesome video...👏

Outstanding job @putting out entertaining fresh content that is well researched and not reductive. Never stop Tom.

Great video guys!

Your so fascinating and knowledgeable! 🥰

I love these parks where there's this combination of places to sit, trees, you can see the street and then the skyscrapers. It's not even that big but there is so much going on. I wish we had parks like his in my city. We have skyscrapers and huge parks here but never this combination of park + skyscrapers. Great videos! I subscribed.

I love Bryant park thanks for the info

Love your stuff Tom. The next Speed in the making...maybe. Makes me want to visit NY again soon, not been since 1999. Love from a cold and grey northern England.

Great video! I love Bryant Park

Very informative, we hung out there on our visit to NYC last month.

omg, Tom! Fantastic job!!!!!!!

Thank you for your great videos, very interesting and help us tourists to enjoy N.Y😊

Let’s go Tom! Hoping you’ll do the Tribeca area next.

It isn't a Tom Delgado video until he falls asleep somewhere...

Great video again

Geweldig!

Thanks for the video. There seems to be so much stuff in that park with all the tables and it seems crowded with not much open space.

Bryant Park in the mid 90's was just a completely empty field. They made it beautiful.

So glad they have a Tesla corner. Such an underrated inventor.

Before the pandemic, I used to come here during my lunch break and bitch about my job while eating Nachos from Moe's across the street. Great memories.

i think we've all thought that at 12:49 haha. also the bathroom is easily the nicest public bathroom in the city! love the vids!

You da man Tom!👍👌😊

Sure looks a lot better than back on the 70's. Good tour.

Awesome video! That Grace building has roots in Peru, I believe it was founded from the mining industry back in the day in Peru. Some interesting history there too, aside from the slide :)

Another informative Tom. Thank you for sharing your wealth of NYC knowledge. Do you have any plans resuming your personal tours in the future ?

Not to forget the antiwar rallies during the Viet Nam horror, or the dedication of various benches

some good birds turn up in this park! I've seen Barred Owl in there

The patron messages at the end 😂😂 lmao

Interesting! Greetings from Finland!

Tomdnyc🔥

We were there last august. There were hundreds of people.

Bryant Park ….Best Park in New York ! Greatings from Berlin

I stayed round the corner from there when I went to NY it was great a hang out. But you forgot about The Engineers Club.

nice video. i think your crystal palace image was the one in London

what happened to catatonic Phil?

l grew up in NYC. Back then, Bryant Park was an actual park with a large green lawn surrounded by benches for seating. I guess that much valuable empty space couldn't be allowed to lie fallow forever. Today's "park" is less like a park and more like a commercialized outdoor mall.

👍😍 Would be a fancy"" Walking with my Doggie in this Area Park 😂 APROPOS, I WAS MANY YEAR'S AGO 1998 IN NYC IN MIDTOWN 🗽👌

Can we please see Stewie one day? :)

You missed that sand area and the Tesla Plaque. :) everything else i didnt know

lol Tom you’re so amusing.

you're the best Tom....i'm doing good.. thanks for asking

Bryant Park is my favorite park in NYC! btw Wafels & Dinges are Dutch/Belgian words (Translation in Englisch is Waffles & Things) ;) Can't wait to come to NYC next May..

Please do a walking tour of grande street LES

Before Bryant Park, the land was formerly a Potter's field, a burial ground for the poor. In 1840 the bodies were moved to Ward's Island in order to construct a new reservoir.

The world through the eyes of Tomas "Tom" Delgado is such an awesome place, indeed! Jus' sayin'.

yeah baby

Primer video, me gusto.!

I always the American grid plan system began in Philly.

have you done the graybar building?

Aqui es cuando te das cuenta que saber no sirve de mucho pero entretiene saludanlemente.

Think about the Bronx the main land, you covered the Bronx Little Italy it was great....Lot's more the Irish on Fordham Road back in the 40's - 70's...Tolentine Parish area. Just a thought.