New York City Chinatown Tours and Tickets - page 2

Experience the essential sights of New York City in one smooth, thoughtfully planned tour. From Midtown icons to Downtown history, this experience connects NYC’s most recognizable landmarks with lively neighborhoods and waterfront views. Enjoy stops at Grand Central Terminal, Wall Street, and the Charging Bull, plus Brooklyn Bridge views from Pier 17. The included Statue of Liberty cruise adds a relaxing highlight, giving you front-row views of one of the world’s most famous symbols. Ideal for first-time visitors or anyone looking to revisit the city’s classics. Note: The Liberty Cruise Ticket is a non-refundable gifted item.

See the best of Lower Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Brooklyn on this guided bike tour. Navigate the city on a regular bike or an e-bike and explore the streets on two wheels as you make your way from Manhattan's southern tip to City Hall and across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. This easy climb leads to incredible views and prime photo ops, so be sure to bring your camera!

Make the most of your time in New York City on this private luxury SUV tour. See the best of Manhattan without the stress of logistics, including historic neighborhoods such as Greenwich Village, SoHo, TriBeCa, Chinatown, and Little Italy, and drive across the Brooklyn Bridge. Enjoy bottled water and a customizable itinerary, and hop out to take photos as often as you like.

Cover more ground than is possible on foot, and with less effort, on this half-day, small-group bike tour around New York City. Pedal your way around the city, past landmarks such as Battery Park, Chinatown, Washington Square Park, the Empire State Building, and Times Square, while soaking up the the Big Apple's unique ambiance and boundless energy.

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.

Simplify your trip to New York City and save time and money with this multi-attraction pass. Choose from 1- to 5-day passes granting access to over 100 top sights, including the Empire State Building, Top of the Rock, One World Observatory, and the 9/11 Memorial. Use the digital pass and guide app to plan your itinerary and visit as many attractions as you like each day.

Maximize your time in New York City on this private half- or full-day tour. You'll be driven around in a comfortable vehicle so you don’t get too tired walking. Make stops at iconic places such as Times Square, Hudson Yards, Central Park, Fifth Avenue, and Rockefeller Center. Exit the car and explore whenever you want, with your guide providing added entertainment and knowledge.

Exploring New York City can get expensive with steep admission costs quickly depleting budgets. Save money with this New York explorer pass. Good for up to 30 days, your pass provides access to between two and six attractions and tours at one low price, including the One World Observatory, Top of the Rock, and a hop-on hop-off bus tour.

See New York’s top highlights in just half a day—without the stress of planning routes or juggling tickets. Travel in comfort on a bus with panoramic windows, stopping at the city’s most famous landmarks and neighborhoods. With tickets to the One World Observatory or the 9/11 Museum (or both) included, skip lines and enjoy seamless access. A local guide ties it all together with context, stories, and insider tips.

This 3 hour tour lets you see and experience the big attractions in NYC. Brooklyn Bridge & Lower Manhattan We start in Brooklyn at the foot of the world famous Brooklyn Bridge at York Street Metro Station Get a great photo of the Manhattan Bridge from Dumbo. Then we head to Brooklyn Bridge Park under the Brooklyn Bridge. See civil war era Warehouses that have been turned into restaurants We head to Brooklyn heights and the promenade (You will be familiar with the views from this area from many famous movies / TV Shows) After our quick tour of Brooklyn, we start our walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. This is where we will see the best views of the Manhattan skyline. Lots of photo opportunities here and its one of the best experiences in Manhattan Once we have crossed over the bridge we head into Lower Manhattan. You will see a lot in this area. China Town, Little Italy, 5 points, 9/11 memorial, Ground Zero, Woolworth Building, City Hall, Wall St & The NY Stock Exchange

Make the most of your time in New York City on this comprehensive half-day sightseeing tour of the Big Apple’s top attractions by coach. Explore Manhattan from top to bottom, starting with Uptown highlights such as Central Park before heading downtown. After admiring the Flatiron and Empire State Buildings, catch a glimpse of Greenwich Village and SoHo and behold the Brooklyn Bridge.

Explore the darker history of New York City during this New York City Dark History Tour led by K. Krombie, the author of Death in New York. Your guide dives into facts about indigenous burial sites, Manhattan’s epidemics, Revolutionary War prisons, and more. Hear stories you never knew about while walking the streets and getting familiar with NYC.

Soho, Chinatown, and Little Italy are three of Manhattan’s most atmospheric and historic neighborhoods—but without a guide to offer explanations, many travelers miss out on the significance of each area’s immigrant history. Learn about the communities whose grit and determination shaped New York City’s vibrant downtown as you explore each neighborhood on foot.

Explore the history of three well-known neighborhoods in Manhattan on this private guided walking tour. Choose a departure time that works for you, then follow your guide around to discover the highlights of SoHo, Chinatown, and Little Italy, giving you a glimpse of each district's history, culture, and landmarks, with the chance to sample local dishes (at your own expense).

Discover the stories and slang of New York’s historic Lower East Side, from classic NYC accents to the languages—such as Chinese and Yiddish—that call the city home. While some tours highlight sightseeing alone, this guided walking tour takes you through the streets for a true cultural immersion, whether you’re practicing your pronunciation or checking out hip hop landmarks.

Cover many of lower Manhattan's major sights on this half-day small-group walking tour. In addition to seeing the city and neighborhoods up close on foot, you'll be able to navigate the crowds more easily with a guide to follow. Learn about the vibrant immigrant cultures of Chinatown and Little Italy and visit landmarks such as Wall Street and the World Trade Center Memorial.

Experience the top sights of New York City by land and by sea on this guided full-day tour. Travel to top attractions such as Times Square, Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, and more while aboard a comfortable tour bus. Then, hop on a ferry to cruise past the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, and take in views of the city skyline.

Avoid the confines of a group tour—and explore Manhattan and Brooklyn at your own pace—with this customizable bike rental. Traveling by bike lets you fit in more attractions than you could on foot, and enjoy New York City highlights such as skyline views from the Brooklyn Bridge. Plus, a variety of rental durations lets you plan a trip that suits your schedule and interests.

Enjoy a more immersive experience than many other tours offer—and experience the best of two top Manhattan neighborhoods—on this Chinatown and Little Italy walking tour. With your guide in the lead, see and learn more about both neighborhoods’ culture and history than you could on your own. As a bonus, choose to purchase bites along the way to complement your sightseeing, from dumplings and pork buns to cannoli and bubble tea.

Step off the tourist trail and experience New York City’s dark side on this spine-chilling group walking tour. Led by a local guide, you’ll uncover haunted landmarks, old mafia haunts, and eerie alleyways, all while hearing true crime stories and ghostly legends that reveal the city’s sinister past. Plus, make friends with like-minded travelers along the way and learn insider facts you’d miss touring alone.

Immerse yourself in five distinctive New York City neighborhoods without having to plan your own itinerary with this walking tour. Uncover the musical and artistic roots of cool Greenwich Village; admire the beautiful cast-iron boutiques of high-end Soho, and explore characterful Italy, Little Paris, and Chinatown–the latter full of mom-and-pop eateries and exotic shops. As you go, learn stories of the enclaves that give you a deeper understanding of their culture you’d likely never learn on your own.

This two hour walking tour is a deep dive into the dirty history of the Five Points neighborhood in NYC, once called "the foul core of New York City's slums" and an area of "moral leprosy." In a way, it's also a ghost tour, as we'll be exploring a geography (streets and natural features) erased by development and redevelopment. We will uncover the lives of the people who lived in this area (now Chinatown) from 1800 - 1900, discussing how sewage, sex, and sickness pervaded a neighborhood filled with the "poorest of the poor" until it was razed and rebuilt starting in 1897. This is not a tour for the faint of heart! Your guide for this tour is a graduate of the Sanitation Foundation's Trash Academy and has a Master's of Public Administration from Columbia University. This topic is her passion!

Accompanied by our French guides who have been living in New York for years, come and discover Greenwich Village, Soho, Little Italy and Chinatown. A best-selling visit, which appeals to both adults and children. It’s a must-have for any trip!

The tour starts at 8:30 AM in Midtown Manhattan and combines vehicle tour and guided walks to discover the city’s main icons in one day. Visit Central Park, including the Central Park Zoo (outside), Gapstow Bridge and the iconic Bethesda Fountain. You’ll tour Fifth Avenue, visit the Rockefeller Center and the exterior of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and enter Grand Central Terminal to admire its famous central hall. Continue to Union Square and through iconic neighborhoods like East Village, NoHo, SoHo and Chinatown until you reach the historic Financial District. After free time for lunch, visit the 9/11 Memorial (outside) and take the Staten Island Ferry with panoramic views of the Statue of Liberty and the skyline. End at Chelsea Market with free time on the Hudson Yards High Line.