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Save time while making sure you see the highlights of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art with a private guided tour. Enjoy express skip-the-line access (admission extra) and a tour customized to your group’s interests. Learn about the museum’s history and admire famous artworks and hidden treasures from the vast collection. Your guide provides helpful insights and answers your questions. The short morning or midday tour fits busy schedules.

Enjoy views of the New York City skyline as you set sail on a cruise down the Hudson River. See the Statue of Liberty up close without having to spend hours waiting in line. Watch the city go by from the open-air roof deck or relax inside a seated indoor space. Afterwards, explore key landmarks with a convenient shuttle bus.

Experience the magic of New York City at night on an open-top, double-decker bus tour showcasing the city’s illuminated landmarks. Set off to discover many top attractions in a single trip, including Times Square, the Empire State Building, and the Brooklyn Bridge. Perfect for visitors and locals, this interactive tour offers numerous photo opportunities and a vibrant way to see New York City’s skyline at night.

Central Park is one of Manhattan’s star attractions, but covering the highlights on foot often means blisters and sore muscles. Give your legs a break during this one-hour horse-drawn carriage ride. Simply climb aboard an old-fashioned carriage and set out on a scenic tour of Central Park’s landmarks, bridges, lakes, and more. Hear stories about the park’s history from your driver-guide along the way.

See New York's landmarks, rivers, and islands from the air on a scenic helicopter tour. Soar over Manhattan’s famous sights including Liberty Island, the Empire State Building, and Governor’s Island, enjoying aerial views far above the crowds. This fast-paced flight offers a unique perspective of the Big Apple with pilot commentary enhancing your experience.

With this all-inclusive tour, you don't need to limit your vacation to just New York. Travel to Washington, DC comfortably by minivan or bus with commentary as you visit landmarks like the White House, Washington Monument, and Arlington Cemetery, and choose between the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum or Natural History Museum. All transportation, logistics, and entrance fees are handled for a seamless, stress-free experience in the capital.

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.

Hip-hop music began in New York City, and there's no better way to explore this iconic music genre than this insider’s tour led by one of rap's Grandmasters. Visit more locations than you could possibly find on your own as you embark on an interactive musical journey through Manhattan, Harlem, and the Bronx to uncover the origins and evolution of hip-hop and rap music.

Go behind-the-scenes and deep underground at the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, with the only Catholic catacombs in New York City. See parts of the church that are otherwise off-limits to visitors. As you explore with the help of a guide, learn all about the landmark’s place in New York history and discover the final resting place of some famous New Yorkers.

Set sail from Midtown Manhattan and enjoy a sightseeing cruise with both indoor and outdoor seating. A live guide shares stories of the city’s history as you take in skyline views with drinks available for purchase at the cash bar. Glide past the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, and Hudson Yards, with its futuristic Vessel and Edge sky deck. Capture stunning views of the Freedom Tower rising over Lower Manhattan’s financial district. Pause to photograph the Statue of Liberty, a global symbol of freedom, and pass Ellis Island where millions once arrived in search of the American dream. Cruise past Governors Island, Castle Clinton, and the Staten Island Ferry Terminal. Sail under the Brooklyn Bridge and spot cultural landmarks like the Whitney Museum, Intrepid Museum, Little Island, and the historic South Street Seaport. Every turn reveals another side of Manhattan’s iconic skyline.

New York City’s landmarks are iconic masterpieces. See the city’s best sights on this relaxing sightseeing cruise. Get an incredible perspective of the Manhattan skyline, plus close-ups of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Brooklyn Bridge and more. As you go, you'll hear the stories behind the sights from your guide's live commentary.

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.

Avoid the mobs of people sightseeing on land, and opt for this Manhattan architecture yacht cruise instead. From the teak deck of the boat, learn about New York City's architectural landmarks as you circumnavigate the island and listen to the "Around Manhattan" narration provided by members of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).

Learn more about the events of September 11, 2001, on this guided tour of Ground Zero, the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, and the One World Observatory. Get a deeper understanding of the events of that day from your local guide, who shares first-hand stories. Get skip-the-line access to the 9/11 Museum and Memorial, and admire panoramic New York City views from the observatory.

Many of New York City's most memorable landmarks can be seen from the water and this 90-minute boat cruise lets you enjoy the sights in style, without the large crowds. Hop aboard a classic 1920s-style yacht and set sail around New York Harbor, Liberty Island, and the Hudson River. Sip an included drink as you admire views of the Statue of Liberty and more from the glassed-in observatory or open-air deck.

mmerse yourself in the the food and multicultural history of Manhattan’s Lower East Side on this half-day guided walking tour with a small group. Let a guide showcase local hotspots and specialties, and chart their European, Jewish, and other cultural roots. Taste local favorites such as pastrami, bialy, and more.

It’s possible to spend an entire day inside New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and still not see everything, but make the most of your time on a small-group guided tour. See the highlights of the collection and get special insights into the works of art on display. Choose from 2- or 3-hour tour options to suit your own travel schedule.

With so many options to choose from, it can be tough for newcomers to find New York City's best bites. This small-group guided tour focuses on Greenwich Village and shows you some of the best spots in the area, taking care of the research for you. Sample several local favorites, including bagels, pizza, and more. Learn about the neighborhood's rich history while avoiding the tourist traps.

Swap the busy streets of New York City for a classic experience of Central Park with this horse-and-carriage ride that will have you feeling like you've stepped back in time. Explore the park's highlights at leisurely pace on the 2.5-mile (4-kilometer) trail, which includes views of Cherry Hill, the Wollman Rink, Bethesda Fountain, and the Central Park Carousel.

Enjoy a fun and fast-paced way to explore New York’s Central Park on this small-group electric scooter tour. Starting at Columbus Circle, zip through the streets of NYC and explore Central Park, from the Bethesda Fountain to the Reservoir, all while your guide fills you in on the history of the Big Apple's favorite green space

Experience three of New York City’s top sights on this tour to the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the 9/11 Memorial. Start with an expedited ferry ride to Lady Liberty, followed by Ellis Island to learn about the immigrant experience. Return to Lower Manhattan to tour the 9/11 Memorial. This guided tour offers a hassle-free way to see more in half a day.

Central Park is one of New York City's star attractions. Rather than wandering through it alone, you'll have a far richer experience in the company of a guide who knows it well. In a small group, follow your guide through the park on a walking tour that covers the history, structures, plants, animals, and movies associated with the park.

With more than 2 million artworks spanning 5,000 years, the Metropolitan Museum of Art can be overwhelming. This express small-group tour covers the basics in just a couple of hours, from ancient Greek, Roman, and Egyptian masterpieces to highlights from the contemporary art world. Explore with a guide who can delve deep into the stories and histories behind each piece.

Follow the money and learn how the stock market works on this informative walking tour of Wall Street and the Financial District. Follow your guide through narrow streets to historic sites including Federal Hall and Trinity Church. Listen to stories about the history of the New York Stock Exchange and more recent financial crises and scandals. This is a fun primer to the high-stakes world of money.