Tours and Tickets to Experience Nolita

Step into the heart of New York City’s cultural heritage on this immersive 3.5–4-hour walking tour through Greenwich Village, SoHo, NoLiTa, Little Italy, and Chinatown. Explore five iconic neighborhoods, each with its own charm, history, and flavors. Wander the historic streets of Greenwich Village, known for jazz clubs, townhouses, and secret speakeasies. In SoHo, admire cast-iron architecture and hear how it transformed from an industrial zone to a luxury shopping and art hub. Discover NoLiTa’s stylish vibe and local cafés, then savor the old-world feel of Little Italy, rich with Italian food, history, and nostalgia. In Chinatown, explore vibrant markets, herbal shops, and authentic eateries while learning about the area’s immigrant roots. Along the way, your guide will point out hidden food gems—from classic New York pizza to cannoli and dumplings—offering tips only locals know. Perfect for visitors and New Yorkers alike, this tour blends history, culture, and flavor.

Explore New York’s East Village and Little Italy from a new perspective on a mafia-themed walking tour with local food tastings. Your guide, a retired or active NYPD detective, will talk you through each mob-connected site, sharing true crime stories along the way. Enjoy Italian dishes equivalent to a full two-course meal at local favorites.

Eat your way through two of New York City’s best foodie neighborhoods: Chinatown and Little Italy, led by an insider. With a small group, you’ll make your way down some of Manhattan’s most iconic streets, hearing stories of the various cultures who have made their homes there. Along the way, you’ll enjoy unique bites like dumplings, homemade meatballs and pasta or authentic pesto arancini.

Get a feel for New York City’s international cuisine on a walking tour through one of the city’s most popular foodie destinations: Nolita (north of Little Italy). The sheer number of restaurants can be overwhelming, so let your guide handle the decision-making and navigation as you visit several local-loved establishments. Enjoy a split between seated and on-the-go tastings and leave with inside knowledge about the neighborhood and a list of recommendations from your guide.

Explore Manhattan's Little Italy and Nolita on a small-group prohibition-themed walking tour. Stop at historic speakeasies still in operation and sample craft cocktails and beverages(own expense) as you hear stories about the notorious gangsters who made their fortunes trading bootleg liquor in the 1920s. Imagine the criminal underworld that operated during that era as you tour churches, restaurants, and bars that of the era.

Discover the rich cultural tapestry of New York's Lower East Side on this small-group tour. Sample delicious snacks while learning about the diverse ethnical groups that have shaped this historic neighborhood. From the iconic Lower East Side, China Town to Little Italy; Chinese dumplings to Italian pizza, enjoy fascinating insights as you eat your way around the LES.

One of Manhattan’s most eclectic and diverse areas, the Lower East Side has long been home to different cultures and communities. On this small-group tour, you’ll learn all about that history—and will taste some of the area’s top bites. Meet your guide in Lower Manhattan to view a historic monument, and then set off on foot. In between tastings of Italian cheese, Chinese dumplings, and more, spot landmarks like the Brooklyn Bridge.

Get a new perspective on New York City and capture photos of the city's urban extremes on this photo walk. In the company of a professional photographer guide and small group of no more than four, stroll around downtown Manhattan and seek out some of NYC's smallest, oldest, and must unique gems, focusing on architecture, street scenes, and more.

The cultural districts of Chinatown and Little Italy are home to a range of historic eateries and unique restaurants. On this private guided food tour, learn how both neighborhoods have evolved over the decades, all while you savor authentic New York-style pizza, pork fried dumplings, boba tea, cannolis, and much more.