Once in a Lifetime Experiences in New York City

Make the most of your time at New York City's legendary arts museum on this private or small-group tour of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Housing more than 2 million items, the Met can be overwhelming to explore. Let your professional guide show you the highlights, from paintings to pop culture memorabilia, and concentrate on the museum sections that interest you most.

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.

See the highlights of New York City at your own pace and schedule with a hop-on hop-off tour. Relax and enjoy the sights from an open-top double-decker bus. Depending on the option you pick, access both Downtown and Uptown routes in Manhattan, a Brooklyn tour plus other extras. Along the way, hop off to see the attractions that interest you most.

Don’t settle for seeing Central Park through the window of a non-stop tour bus. Instead, make the most of good weather and enjoy a tour of the park in one of New York City’s iconic horse-drawn carriages. Hear about the history of Central Park and the Big Apple from your driver and take advantage of photo stops at park highlights made famous in so many movies, books, and television shows.

One of the US’ most iconic symbols, the Statue of Liberty rises up from New York Harbor, welcoming the immigrants who once entered through nearby Ellis Island. Visit Lady Liberty and learn the stories of those who passed through Ellis Island on this convenient tour with options that let you choose how long you want to spend at each attraction. Opt to visit the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration.

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.

The New York CityPASS offers savings of up to 42% at top attractions with nine days to use your tickets. Admission includes the Empire State Building and American Museum of Natural History, plus your choice of three from the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises, Guggenheim Museum, Top of the Rock™, ferry access to the Statue of Liberty, and the Intrepid Museum.

Climb aboard a pedicab—a bicycle-powered cab—for a private ride around New York City's Central Park. Sit back and relax as your guide pedals you past top attractions in the park. Riding in a pedicab will get you around the 843-acre (341-hectare) park much more efficiently than you ever could on foot.

Make the most of your time in New York City by taking a tour that includes transportation. Take a bus ride past the 9/11 Memorial, Central Park, Rockefeller Center, and more. Then hop aboard the Staten Island Ferry to see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.

Adventure seekers can leave the busy streets behind and soak in bird's-eye views of the Big Apple on a thrilling helicopter tour from downtown Manhattan. See the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, and more iconic city landmarks from above, all in one tour. Enjoy an experience most tourists will never get, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

Discover the rich cultural tapestry of New York's Lower East Side (LES) on this small-group half-day tour. Sample delicious snacks while learning about the diverse groups that have shaped this historic neighborhood. From the NYC Supreme Court to Columbus Park, Chinese dumplings to Italian pizza, enjoy fascinating insights as you eat your way around the LES.

Most visitors to Greenwich Village never get past its contemporary vibe, but with this tour through the Village's Italian neighborhood, you can enjoy the insights of an insider guide to experience the authentic (and delicious) side of the area. Visit local haunts and historic sites, follow the footsteps of the Village’s historic Italian community and sample classic Italian foods at landmark eateries.

Donuts, along with hot dogs and pizza slices, are a Manhattan fast-food staple. But with so many options, how do you find the best ones? Ideal for pastry lovers, this small-group walking tour takes you on a downtown crawl through the best donut joints in NYC. From a 1960s-era Greenwich Village icon to a luxurious French-inspired West Village staple, you’ll discover where locals go to get their sugar fix.