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Visit Washington, D.C. with a Spanish-speaking guide during this day trip from New York. Visit the memorial to Martin Luther King, Jr., and the monument to Thomas Jefferson. Then take a tour of the monuments to the Korean War, President Lincoln, the Vietnam War, and President Washington. See the prestigious Georgetown University and stop at the White House, then have free time for lunch (own expense) and visit the Air and Space Museum. All entrance fees are included.

Visiting two iconic NYC attractions—Ellis and Liberty Islands—usually involves studying ferry schedules and opening hours. Leave the planning to someone else on this half-day group tour, which includes round-trip ferry tickets from Battery Park and a private guide. Top off your visit with a stop at Ground Zero and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, admission tickets included.

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.

Follow in the footsteps of Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte, and Miranda on this guided NYC bus tour, which shows you filming spots that you'd unlikely find on your own. Visit iconic bars, boutiques, and neighborhoods such as Fifth Avenue, West Village, and the Meatpacking District. Enjoy comfortable transportation and easy stops as your local actor guide shares behind-the-scenes stories, making it a fun, stress-free way to see the city.

Enjoy one of the best views of New York City from the Edge Observation Deck in Hudson Yards. Prebook your admission ticket to guarantee your preferred time slot, or upgrade for anytime tickets or priority access. Head to the West Side to enjoy the sky-high views and walk across a suspended glass floor.

Leave the crowds on land and get a different perspective on New York City on this Hudson and East rivers lunch cruise. Get great views of landmarks including Brooklyn Bridge, Statue of Liberty, and One World Trade Center while enjoying a delicious buffet and the sounds of the on-board DJ.

If you’re a fan of “Hamilton” the musical, or are in New York City to see the Broadway show, you’ll love this Alexander Hamilton–themed walking tour. Take a deep dive into the Founding Father's life and the making of the hit musical. This tour provides context to the story and its songs as you explore lower Manhattan. Listen to your guide’s commentary, and music from the show, via a headset.

Discover the East Coast beyond New York with this 3-day, multi-stop tour. Travel to Washington D.C. via Philadelphia to explore the nation's capital. Continue on to visit Corning and the US side of Niagara Falls, with the option to ride the iconic Maid of the Mist, visit Cave of the Winds, and more (all activities at an additional cost).

Go on a "Sopranos" filming locations tour unlike any other—one led by local actor. Immerse yourself in the shadowy world of Tony Soprano and the gang, and get in touch with your inner boss as you visit more than 40 recognizable sites from the hit series. See Bada Bing! nightclub, the restaurant used as Vesuvio, and much more.

Walk through recent history, pay your respects, and hear affecting personal stories of courage and hope on this guided tour of New York City's 9/11 Memorial. Visit Ground Zero, and discover a range of important landmarks such as St. Paul's Chapel and the FDNY 10 House. For a deeper dive into the events, you can also upgrade to include admission to the 9/11 Museum and/or One World Observatory.

Don’t peer at New York City through a fogged-up bus window—take in the highlights of the Big Apple like a local on this one-of-a-kind full-day tour. Move through the city on foot and by subway and ferry. Discover engineering secrets in Grand Central Terminal, reflect on 9/11 at Ground Zero, and see the bright lights of Broadway, with a guide to answer questions along the way.

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 the highlights of New York City from the water on this sightseeing cruise along the Hudson River. Ideal for first-time visitors who want to see as much as possible and avoid waiting in traffic, this cruise offers views of the Manhattan skyline, One World Trade Center, and the Empire State Building, plus close-ups of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.

Glide down the Hudson River, viewing New York City’s iconic landmarks and soaring skyscrapers, on this sightseeing cruise. Marvel at sites including the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the One World Trade Center, with opportunities to stop and pose against the city’s timeless backdrop. An on-board photographer captures digital photos of your party for a souvenir to cherish for years to come.

Central Park's large size makes it difficult to explore on foot. Cover more ground with less effort on this private pedicab tour. Your guide will take you through the park in a comfortable rickshaw, taking you to popular sites and pointing out filming locations for movies and television shows, along with celebrity homes in the Upper East Side and the Upper West Side.

Experience both Philadelphia and Pennsylvania’s Amish Country, even with limited time, on this 2-in-1 day trip from New York City. Discover Philadelphia’s historical highlights, including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, before heading into Lancaster County for a rare insight into how the Amish people live—and to enjoy a traditional horse-and-buggy ride.

Greenwich Village is one of New York City’s most beautiful and most haunted neighborhoods, but just strolling through alone you’d miss out on all the spooky historical facts. This Greenwich Village ghost tour is led by a guide who tells chilling stories of celebrity ghosts, lost children, phantoms, and more as you stroll through Washington Square Park, the New York University campus, and more.

Though Manhattan's Chinatown is well known, New York has nine distinct Chinatowns. This tour takes you through Flushing, Queens, the city's largest Chinatown. If you’ve wanted to explore Flushing’s food scene but are overwhelmed by navigating it on your own, this tour is a great option that includes a mix of Chinese and Taiwanese dishes.

The High Light has been one of Manhattan’s top parks since it opened in 2009, but there are details that many travelers still miss. Get a comprehensive overview of the former railway line, along with local attractions in Chelsea and the Meatpacking District, on this guided walking tour. Experience Chelsea Market’s boutiques and food hall, and listen as your guide reveals neighborhood insights you’d otherwise miss.

Experience New York City's glittering nighttime skyline from the water on this evening cruise around New York Harbor. Travel aboard a 1920s-style yacht with indoor and outdoor seating areas, and sip a complimentary beverage of your choice (with additional drinks at your own expense) as you admire views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, One World Observatory, and more.

Discover the behind-the-scenes magic of New York City’s Broadway during a small-group tour that includes a special visit to an active rehearsal studio. Follow your guide down the Great White Way, passing historic theaters and off-Broadway venues in Hell’s Kitchen. Learn the stories behind iconic venues and experience more than you can by just attending a Broadway show.

Swap the Big Apple for a day in history-steeped Boston undistracted by transportation worries. Travel to the city by comfortable vehicle, and enjoy a comprehensive tour of its highlights with the benefit of a guide for commentary. Stroll around Cambridge’s Harvard Yard, admire the city’s Revolutionary-era landmarks along the Freedom Trail, and enjoy free time for a lunch of local favorites such as clam chowder at Quincy Market.

Pedal around Central Park on a guided tour and cover more ground than you could on foot. This small-group cycling tour takes you around New York City's most-loved green space in the company of a guide who reveals the stories behind the landmarks, from Belvedere Castle to the Lennon Memorial at Strawberry Fields. Avoid the risk of getting lost and learn more than you would with independent bike rental.

Step into the shoes of a Roaring Twenties scofflaw on this cocktail tour of Manhattan’s best and most secretive speakeasies. Learn about the history of Prohibition and how New Yorkers responded with an underground liquor scene, and then visit multiple modern incarnations of these vintage drinking holes. Discover the locations and hidden entrances of such hard-to-find spots, and enjoy high-quality craft cocktails while soaking up the nostalgic atmosphere.