Tourists can enjoy visiting such sites as Casa Amadeo, the oldest Puerto Rican record shop in New York, and can see locales where hip-hop music began. They also offer bus tours, arranged by appointment, that concentrate on the rich and diverse musical history of New York City, which depart from Hunts Point and travel through Spanish Harlem. To schedule a tour, call the Point and ask for Angel Rodriguez. The latter includes a meal of Latin American or Soul Food from South Bronx's own Pat's Kitchen, as well as a performance. The Point has a van, minimum of 12 people.
Parties supplying their own vehicle are eligible for discounted rates.
Tours are on Saturdays. Typically tours depart at 3PM but the times are negotiable upon request. You can walk through the former county seat of Richmond, visit historically furnished interiors, and explore museum exhibits. Staff and volunteers provide guided tours and demonstrate the daily activities of early Staten Islanders on a seasonal, scheduled basis. Group tours are always welcome, but require a reservation.