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In the heart of Manhattan, the busiest city in the world, is the famous Central Park. An oasis from the hustle-and-bustle of the city, the park is known for its beautiful bridges, architecture, lakes, trails, and as a New York City icon in film and television. In this two hour tour, you will be exploring some of the most famous parts of the most famous park. Discover some of the sights seen in movies like The Avengers and Enchanted, explore sights you would never believe are in a public park (An Egyptian Obelisk? A castle?!), and find beauty in the serenity amidst the chaos of the city. Every tour is led by a licensed New York City tour guide, trained in history, storytelling, and an eye for wonder, showing you their own individual favorite spots and spinning their favorite tales.

New York City is famous as a hub for media, with major newspaper publishers, magazines, and late-night talk shows headquartered in the city. Learn about New York's media landscape with a guide, who can point out spots you'd likely miss on your own. Pass by the Ed Sullivan Theater, Radio City Music Hall, Hearst Tower, and more and listen to commentary as you go.

Eat your way through the world’s borough of Queens with a food tour in Astoria. You won’t need to pay an arm and a leg for plane tickets to experience the globe. Become a modern day Anthony Bourdain as you follow a local expert foodie to the city's best and most diverse hidden gem eateries, chowing down on food from five countries in just fifteen blocks. - Come hungry. You'll get five generous tastings that are more than enough for lunch - Visit restaurants from five countries: Bosnia, Brazil, Egypt, Greece and Italy - Rather than overcrowded and overpriced midtown restaurants, you’ll sample food from hole-in-the-wall locally owned establishments - Each stop is an adventure, as you banter with the people behind the counter of an old school Italian deli and see your seafood being prepared at an Egyptian restaurant - The tour begins a mere 25 minute subway ride from Times Square After the tour, you'll receive a curated digital map with other neighborhood recommendations

The Lower East Side has long been one of New York City’s best food destinations—but it can be hard for first-timers to discover locals-loved spots. Instead, get an insider experience of the Manhattan neighborhood on this immersive walking and tasting tour. With your guide in the lead, opt to nosh on everything from knishes to gelato and empanadas (food own expense). Along the way, learn behind-the-scenes stories about the area’s immigrant history.

With so much to see in Lower Manhattan, travelers could easily spend their vacations buried in a guidebook. Let a private guide unpack this historic stretch of the Big Apple on this small-group walking tour. From Bowling Green to Trinity Church, you can hear the history of the city, learn about the Founding Fathers, and address the tragic events of 9/11—all with a guide to lead the way.

Step into the Prohibition era and explore the West Village, NYC's original sanctuary for rebels and outlaws. Discover how the tangled streets of "Little Bohemia" became the ultimate hideout for 1920s underground culture and hidden speakeasies. This tour blends legendary landmarks with the neighborhood's darker side. You’ll see the Hess Triangle, Jimmy Kelly’s, the iconic Friends exterior, and the Stonewall Inn, while hearing ghost stories of the famous "Thinnest House." The highlight is a curated circuit of three lore-steeped drinking stops: the Art Deco Zinc Bar, exclusive entry to "The 86" (the mob-linked former Chumley’s where "getting 86’d" was coined), and The Garret, a secret speakeasy hidden above a burger joint. A rare glimpse into NYC’s most captivating history!

Anyone can see a collection of random sights in Village — but few get to know its secrets. Join this small group experience to get to hear the hidden histories of the neighborhood's most iconic locales. - Uncover behind-the-scenes stories of the Village's most notable sites, like a secret door hidden in the Washington Square Arch - Learn how the Village changed from a suburban hamlet into a musical, artistic, countercultural bohemian haven home to figures like Bob Dylan, Jack Kerouac and Jane Jacobs - Visit Cafe Wha? and the other musical havens of MacDougal Street to recreate music history - Stand where the gay rights movement began as you visit the Stonewall Inn - Pose for some of the Village's best photo ops, including outside the Friends Apartment and on Bob Dylan's old street - Small group capped at 15 to ensure a personalized experience. You'll get to ask your guide questions rather than being lost in a massive crowd - Option available for a private tour

Take a scenic cruise along the west side of Manhattan with an urban naturalist on this fall foliage cruise on a classic boat. Learn about geology and ecology as you sail past the George Washington Bridge, Riverside Cathedral, the Cloisters, and more as you cruise up the Hudson Valley. A heated and glass-enclosed interior offers shelter from the elements with uninterrupted views of the city.

Get into the festive spirit and explore the Big Apple’s sparkling Christmas displays from a horse-drawn carriage on this private festive tour through the bustling New York City streets. Take in the city’s famous decorations, window displays, and Christmas trees from the comfort of the carriage. It’s a great way to soak up the holiday cheer.

New York offers a great comedy scene where many famous entertainers got their start. Make the most of the city’s talent by adding some laughs to your sightseeing in New York. A stand-up comedian will soundtrack your bus tour through Midtown Manhattan. Once the tour wraps, you’ll end at a comedy club with included entry.

Feel the adrenaline rush as you step onto The Edge, an entirely glass observation deck, and gaze down at New York from 100 storeys high. If you dare, lean on the angled glass to feel the sensation of flying over the city before coming back down to earth to discover Pier 54’s Little Island and walk the scenic Highline gardens—three attractions, one tour, with all of the organizing taken care of.

Discover world-class art at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City with this entry ticket. Explore an incredible collection of modern and contemporary masterpieces, including works by Van Gogh, Picasso, and Warhol. From iconic paintings to innovative installations, MoMA offers an inspiring experience for art lovers and curious visitors alike. Enjoy a flexible visit and immerse yourself in one of the most renowned art museums in the world.

Stories of murder and mayhem spice up our ghost tours.  This lantern-led, 2-hour long, all-outdoor walk has 19 stories.  Historical photographs bring the people and places to life.  Our stories don't skim the surface. We delve into the history behind the events and through deep research correct some of the mistakes told in the past.  At tours end you receive a list of our sources for your own sleuthing.  We leave the cheese and costumes to the other tours and suggest you leave your little ones with a sitter as the subject matter may be too graphic for those under the age of 10.

Seeing New York City's skyline and waterfront landmarks from the water gives a perspective that's difficult to replicate on foot or by bus. This private speedboat tour covers the Hudson River and East River, with a captain pointing out more than 40-city sights and stopping at more than 10-locations for close-up views and photos along the route.

Oh, Mary! is a dark comedy about a miserable, suffocated Mary Todd Lincoln in the weeks leading up to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. Unrequited yearning, alcoholism, and suppressed desires abound in this 80-minute one-act play that finally examines the forgotten life and dreams of Mrs. Lincoln, through the lens of an idiot (playwright Cole Escola). Declared “one of the best comedies in years” by The New York Times, “RuPaul’s Drag Race” winner Jinkx Monsoon* stars as Mary Todd Lincoln through September 28. Joining her are Oscar® and Emmy® Award nominee Kumail Nanjiani* (Marvel’s Eternals, The Big Sick), 2025 Emmy Award nominee Michael Urie (Apple TV’s Shrinking, Once Upon a Mattress), Jenn Harris (American Fiction, Elsbeth), and original cast member Tony Macht.

Step into Alison's home in Astoria, Queens, for an intimate introduction to regional Chinese home cooking rarely found in restaurants. Inspired by her upbringing in southwest China, Alison shares family recipes, cultural traditions, and practical cooking techniques while guiding you through a private, hands-on cooking experience. Depending on the season, you may even harvest fresh herbs from her garden before enjoying your meal indoors or beneath a mulberry tree in the backyard. This authentic cooking class experience offers a unique opportunity to connect with local culture and discover a side of New York City beyond the typical tourist trail.

Check off two top New York City experiences in just a few hours with this small-group tour that combines a visit to the Statue of Liberty with a stroll across the Brooklyn Bridge. Start early and beat the crowds by boarding one of the first ferries to Liberty Island, home of Lady Liberty. Afterward, take a walk across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge while your guide fills you in on its history.

Explore New York City’s Lower East Side neighborhood while sampling a range of culinary delights on this private food tour. Try some pickles on a street that once had over 100 pickle carts, or choose to visit historic bakeries for doughy pretzels, enjoy some sweet treats at a historic candy store, or try fried empanadas with a range of fillings at a traditional Dominican restaurant.

Explore Manhattan’s East Village while sampling dishes locals love on this private food tour. East Village is a diverse district defined by the many different cultures that have called the area home over the centuries, making it a great place to savor unique cuisines. Enjoy authentic New York City pizza, Ukrainian cabbage rolls, Korean dumplings, and more, and take away food tips to enhance the rest of your trip.

Enjoy a personalized and flexible private Manhattan sightseeing tour. Choose a duration and meeting point that work best for you; then, set off with just your guide for company. Depending on your preferences, discover highlights ranging from Rockefeller Center to Times Square, SoHo, and beyond, all while learning insider stories along the way.

Explore the poignant history of the events leading up to and in the aftermath of 9/11 on a private New York walking tour that aims to answer all of the questions you have about the tragic day in September 2001. Explore significant spots such as the National 9/11 Memorial & Museum and Brookfield Place without having to worry about navigating.

Explore some of Midtown Manhattan’s most popular tourist spots on this private guided tour. From the dazzling lights of Times Square’s multiple towering screens to the majestic lion statues standing guard over the New York Public Library, visit a variety of central New York City sights while learning more about the city that never sleeps.

Discover some of New York City’s best secondhand shops in just a couple of hours on this private shopping tour. Start with a chat to tailor the experience and make the most of your time together, then visit at least three shops with your guide, who can help you score vintage and secondhand gems.

Walk the length of the Brooklyn Bridge on this half-day private guided walking tour. Snap some photos of the New York City skyline from the East River as you take in views of both Manhattan and Brooklyn. Once you’ve crossed the bridge, visit the suburbs of Brooklyn Heights and explore the revitalized urban Dumbo district.