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Experience New York at its natural best: lit up after dark. For this evening city tour, you'll hop on a bus (upgrade for glass-topped luxury) and ride past illuminated landmarks like Times Square, Rockefeller Center, and the neighborhoods of SoHo and Chinatown—absorbing your guide's narration along the way. Disembark at the High Line for an atmospheric stroll in this veritable city of light.

Take in city views while traveling in style aboard a bright pink teahouse-styled bus on this sightseeing trip through New York City. Treat yourself to sweet treats, scones, and a selection of fine teas while you travel by landmarks such as the New York Public Library, Grand Central Station, and Radio City Music Hall.

Discover another side of Manhattan’s ever-busy Midtown neighborhood—and explore details that most visitors overlook—during this walking tour. Venture beyond the tourist traps while you learn about people who contributed to the area's history, from the holdouts who refused to sell their properties to developers to the landlord who overplayed his hand.

Grand Central Terminal is one of New York City’s most frequented landmarks, but there’s far more to this architectural icon than its train timetables. Delve deep into the building’s rich history on this guided walking tour. From the city’s early railroad barons to the design of the attached Greybar Building, you’ll learn the ins and outs of Grand Central as you explore Midtown Manhattan on foot.

No city is the setting for superhero stories more often than New York. On this walking tour you can explore NYC's most famous superhero movie and comic book sites and visit the locations where artists and writers developed some of your favorite characters. Whether you’re into Batman or Superman, Daredevil, or Iron Man, you can heed the call for justice during this deep dive into the superhero universe.

If you’re in New York City and want to tick Grand Central Terminal off your list, it can be hard to see every detail of this station during it’s busy working hours. This Grand Central tour is perfect for anyone trying to get a closer look at the art, architecture, and history of NYC’s famous terminal. See its Tiffany clock and hidden Campbell Apartment, while hearing stories about the city’s golden age of rail.

Explore iconic New York City landmarks on this engaging guided stroll along 5th Avenue. Visit the stunning St. Patrick’s Cathedral and lively Rockefeller Center, then venture through the bustling Diamond District. Discover the architectural beauty of Grand Central Terminal and the tranquil Bryant Park, before reaching the historic Empire State Building just in time for sunset. Enjoy breathtaking views of the city skyline from the 86th floor, making this tour a perfect blend of culture, history, and unforgettable sights. - Guided walking tour showcasing at least 7 must-see areas - Enjoy sunset views from the Empire State Building’s 86th floor - Learn about the architecture and history of landmarks like St. Patrick's Cathedral and Grand Central - Includes tickets to the Empire State Building Museum

Avoid group constraints with this private self-guided tour app. Start at Central Park and explore landmarks like Rockefeller Center, Empire State Building, Wall Street, and more at your own pace. The app offers audio and written guides to enrich your experience while you discover New York City's vibrant neighborhoods and history independently.

*Recipient of TripAdvisor / Viator's Badge of Excellence* Join me on a private walking tour of Hoboken, a charming waterfront city only half-a-mile (0,8km) west of Manhattan, across the Hudson River. Look it up on Google Maps! Hoboken is an oft-overlooked gem whose skyline views, riverfront parks, industrial past, immigrant influences, brownstones, cafes, shops and food offer a unique look at local life and history. Accessible from Manhattan via ferry (5-10 mins), train (10-15 mins) or Uber/Lyft. Choose MEET IN HOBOKEN or MANHATTAN when booking. Step away from New York City's tourist crowds — feel like you're visiting a friend — leave with a better understanding of local life! This is a private tour - Only your group will participate Tours are in English - Parlo anche Italiano a livello intermedio Hosted by Greg, who lives in Hoboken and is a licensed New York City tour guide

See New York City like never before when you discover an underground world of amazing mosaic art during this small-group guided subway mosaic art tour. Meet at Grand Central Terminal and explore up to 10 mosaic sites across Manhattan, learning about their histories, artists, and creation process from award-winning mosaic artist Cathleen Newsham.

Get your nose out of the guidebooks and take a deep dive into the architecture that defines Manhattan’s skyline, with a private guided walking tour of Midtown. From the Empire State Building to Grand Central Terminal, see many of the city’s most impressive historic buildings while learning about their history and preservation efforts. Going with a private guide means you can set your own pace and ask as many questions as you like.

New York City can be overwhelming for first-time visitors, but it doesn't need to be that way. Get your bearings in the city that never sleeps by exploring with a guide on a tour designed for first-timers. See famous buildings such as the Rockefeller Center and Grand Central Terminal, ride on the subway from Midtown Manhattan to Wall Street, and get tips from your guide about how to visit the Statue of Liberty.

Get to know one of the world’s largest subway systems during a private tour with a New Yorker. This underground labyrinth comprises 665 miles (1,070 kilometres) of routes, so your guide will build an itinerary based on your desired start and end points. Discover little known landmarks and points of interest as you ride the rails and learn more about the history of New York’s great subway.

There’s more to the Big Apple than just Times Square and Central Park. Explore the rest of New York City on this exciting multi-borough guided tour. See Spanish Harlem. Explore the Bronx, home of the Yankees. Cruise around vibrant Queens. Feel like a hipster in Brooklyn. And, finally, cross back into Manhattan via the Brooklyn Bridge. Learn about the history and culture of the boroughs. This service is a complement to the traditional city tour of Manhattan, and represents the authentic “melting pot” of the real New York.

Maximize your time in New York City with a 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket covering downtown and uptown routes, including famous such as like Times Square, Brooklyn Bridge, and Midtown. Enjoy admission to the Empire State Building observation deck and roundtrip ferry tickets to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. This flexible ticket lets you explore at your own pace and save time with one convenient pass.

Numerous superhero movies and television shows have been set in New York City, but finding the sites on your own can take time. Skip the research and hassle on this guided group walking tour of Midtown Manhattan. Whether you’re a Marvel or DC fan, see the filming locations for some of your favorite superheroes.

Spot dozens of New York City's top landmarks—and discover more than you could on your own—on this half-day walking tour. Cover several neighborhoods in one excursion, including Little Italy and Chinatown. See attractions such as the Empire State Building and Times Square while your guide shares insider facts and stories.

From Central Park to Times Square, experience a fast-paced walk through Midtown Manhattan’s iconic landmarks, blending famous sights with stories of New York’s history and architecture. Wander with a small group as you explore Central Park’s calm, Fifth Avenue’s grandeur, the bright lights of Times Square, and the stunning Grand Central Terminal, gaining insights beyond guidebooks with live commentary that brings the city’s culture to life.

Make the most of your visit to the wonderful Grand Central Station on a private walking tour. Beyond the rush-hour bustle, the station offers many surprises. Discover hidden corners and see parts even locals don’t know about. Learn about the hidden tennis court, backwards ceiling, and fascinating history. Private earpieces ensure you hear your guide clearly.

Discover the history of Manhattan through its architecture during a walking tour of midtown, where iconic landmarks such as the Chrysler Building, Grand Central, and Rockefeller Centre tell a story of New York’s past. Marvel at the eclectic mix of architectural styles and modernist art installations, from the early 20th century to present day, while getting to know like minded travelers in a relaxed, small group setting.

New York City is full of important architectural and historical sites but finding your way between them can be challenging for first-time visitors touring alone. On this guided Midtown tour, take in the top landmarks in half a day. Enjoy the personal attention of a small group while exploring sites like Madison Square Park, the Flatiron and Empire State buildings, and the New York Public Library.

See New York City through the eyes of Batman, Spider-Man, the Avengers, and other superheroes on a comic book-themed private walking tour of the city. Visit filming locations from major Hollywood blockbuster movies and real-life comic book sites, including the New York Public Library, Grand Central Terminal, and the Chrysler Building.

Midtown Manhattan is a must-visit neighborhood but it can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Make sure you don’t get lost or miss the best bits by joining a walking tour. Learn more about the history of Times Square, Grand Central Station, St. Patrick’s Cathedral and other landmarks than you would wandering around alone. The tour ends at the Rockefeller Center, so you might want to explore there independently.

See some of New York City’s best holiday light displays—without having to navigate or plan the logistics yourself. Leave everything to your licensed guide, who leads your small group between locations in the comfort of a private vehicle. You’ll hit downtown spots such as Brookfield Place and the Seaport as well as Midtown highlights including the Vessel at Hudson Yards, Grand Central Terminal, and Rockefeller Center.