Top New York Literary Tours

Join a veteran producer of Project Runway and discover the fascinating journey of New York’s fashion history on this guided walking tour through Manhattan’s East 60s and 70s - where Gilded Age mansions share sidewalks with Tom Ford, The Row, and Ralph Lauren boutiques. Explore the blend of cultures, artistry, and innovation that shaped the world of fashion. Find out how and why New York became the birthplace of Vogue, Fashion Week, the Met Gala, Bergdorf Goodman, Studio 54, hip-hop street style, and Project Runway. We'll talk about designers like Halston, Betsey Johnson, Christian Siriano, Ralph Lauren, and more. At the end of the tour, you'll be conveniently close to Central Park, Bergdorf Goodman, The Plaza Hotel, Bloomingdale's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Tiffany & Co, The Museum of Modern Art, Rockefeller Center, Mood Fabrics, and more.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City is known for its artwork, many of which are inspired by literature and oral traditions. Deepen your understanding of the relationship between art and storytelling and see some fantastic pieces on this tour while exploring parts of the museum’s vast collection. Recommended for ages 12 and up.

Explore the vibrant world of Andy Warhol and Truman Capote on this captivating 2.5-hour walking tour through Manhattan's Upper East Side. Discover the roots of their iconic friendship as you visit significant locations, including Warhol's first studio in an old firehouse and the exterior of the famed Breakfast at Tiffany's townhouse. Engage with their lasting influence on culture and the Swans and Superstars who inspired their work, all while strolling through the elegant streets that shaped their lives. This tour offers a unique blend of art, literature, and history, perfect for fans of both figures. - 2.5-hour walking tour focusing on the friendship of Warhol and Capote - Visit key sites including Warhol's townhouses and Tiffany’s exterior - Learn about their muses and ongoing cultural impact - Tour starts at 86th and Park Avenue, ending at the Plaza Hotel at 59th Street and 5th Avenue

Discover the stories and slang of New York’s historic Lower East Side, from classic NYC accents to the languages—such as Chinese and Yiddish—that call the city home. While some tours highlight sightseeing alone, this guided walking tour takes you through the streets for a true cultural immersion, whether you’re practicing your pronunciation or checking out hip hop landmarks.

Joan Didion had a huge impact on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, and this self-guided audio tour helps you delve deeper into her life and work at a pace that suits you and your party. Offline access to maps and GPS means you won’t have to use your data, while exploring independently means you can stop for photos whenever you like.

Discover the eclectic charm of Greenwich Village with a self-guided walking tour that lets you explore at your own pace. Navigate through 11 iconic stops, including Caffè Reggio and the Stonewall National Monument, while engaging with short audio stories and interactive quizzes at each location. This immersive experience combines history with fun, allowing you to learn fascinating facts without the usual boredom. Perfect for solo adventurers or groups of friends, this tour is available daily and can be enjoyed in any weather. - Walk 3 km through historic Greenwich Village at your own pace - 2-hour duration, featuring 11 interactive quizzes - Includes a smart map and audio stories for each stop - Free global data included for seamless navigation

New York City has been the filming location for some of the most popular superhero movies and television shows. Skip the hassle of research and navigation and let a guide show you more than 40 sites. From Spider-Man to The Avengers, and Batman and Superman, visit some of the spots where superheroes save the world during this guided group tour around Manhattan.