Top New York City Active & Outdoor Classes

Find some peace in the middle of buzzing New York City with this outdoor yoga class held in the heart of Central Park. Connect with nature as your instructor guides you through a flow while surrounded by the greenery of one of New York’s most iconic sites. Come solo or bring a friend as you carve some time for yourself to unwind.

Get scenic views of New York City that you won't get anywhere else from the Top of the Rock Observation Deck at the Rockefeller Center. Soak up the sweeping views of the city's landmarks, including the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building, from three indoor and outdoor viewing areas. Choose from four options: timed admission ticket, admission to the SKYLIFT, admission to the Beam, or an all-inclusive package with all three tickets.

Prebook your ticket to the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York City and guarantee your admission to the institution that tells the stories of that fateful day in 2001. Explore the museum's collection, including artifacts, first-person accounts of the day, exhibits on the history of the World Trade Center, and exhibits commemorating the 2,983 people who lost their lives, at your own pace.

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. Start on the 4th level to enjoy several interactive indoor installations featuring light, reflections, sound, and other interactive elements. Then head to level 100 for sky-high views over Manhattan.

Experience Central Park by bike with this convenient bike-rental option, perfect for everyone from first-time visitors to New York City regulars. Traveling by bike enables you to see more than you can on foot, and a range of rental durations can accommodate your schedule and budget. With a provided map and staff recommendations, explore the bike-friendly paths at your own pace, and stop to admire key sights along the way.

This activity is unique because you get to be in one of the largest cities in the world and be 45 minutes away from a sandy beach to learn and surf with a local. Taking a lesson that’s 90 minutes long will include everything you need to surf. We offer lessons with instructors that are certified, and have year round experience. We also accommodate them in their preferred language.

New York City can feel hectic at times, but there are plenty of ways to relax and center yourself, especially if you head to sprawling Central Park for a yoga class among the greenery. A yoga teacher will lead you and fellow practitioners through gentle poses that are suitable for all levels during this hour-long experience. Perfect for yoga enthusiasts and anyone in search of calm

Experience the magic of the holidays, New York City–style—and discover a festive attraction many other visitors miss—on this guided tour of Brooklyn's Dyker Heights neighborhood. Long celebrated for its over-the-top Christmas lights and installations, this residential neighborhood is a great place to get into the holiday spirit. Your guide takes you to the best viewing spots; then, explore the neighborhood independently before heading back to Manhattan.

Discover New York City at its most festive on this holiday tour to southern Brooklyn's Dyker Heights and Bay Ridge neighborhoods where holiday lights are taken to a whole new level. Admire the some of the city's most dazzling festive neighborhood displays, learn insider stories about the tradition that you'd miss on your own, and enjoy views of the lit-up Manhattan skyline on the way back.

Sightseeing in New York can really add up—cut down on your expenses with a New York CityPASS. Get discounts of up to 51% on your choice of 5 admission at top attractions, including the Empire State Building, American Museum of Natural History, and more. With nine days to use your tickets, spread out your sightseeing over the course of your trip instead of rushing to cram everything in a couple of days.

Discover Brooklyn through its street art scene with this graffiti workshop. Learn different aerosol art techniques along with the history and cultural significance of graffiti from a local street artist. This beginner-friendly workshop takes place in an inviting studio that is just a 6-minute walk away from the nearest subway station.

Step into Digital Forest, where the realms of nature and technology blend seamlessly. This innovative gallery transforms traditional concepts of a forest into a stunning landscape shaped by LED, projections, and interactive installations. Wander through immersive environments that challenge perceptions, as technology breathes life into art, creating a unique experience where every corner invites exploration. Witness how data reimagines the essence of a forest, making the invisible visible.

There are few places that feel more festive than New York during Christmastime. Soak up its holiday spirit on this New York sightseeing tour, including stops at the Rockefeller Center and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Snap photos in front of the iconic Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, admire the festive window displays of Fifth Avenue stores, and browse stalls in the magical Bryant Park holiday market.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of hip hop at the Harlem Breakdance Workshop. This engaging 1.5-hour session, led by a seasoned professional with over twenty years in the NYC hip hop scene, delves into the roots of breakdance. Participants will not only learn signature moves but also collaborate in creating their own choreography, fostering a connection to this iconic cultural movement. Perfect for families or groups, this workshop welcomes everyone aged 6 and up, regardless of prior dance experience. Step into the heart of Harlem and embrace the energy of breakdance while gaining insight into its rich history.

Get into the Christmas spirit in New York City on this private holiday history walking tour of Midtown Manhattan. Follow your local guide around highlights such as the holiday displays on Fifth Avenue, the winter village at Bryant Park, the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, while learning the history behind the traditions.