Top New York Walking Tours - page 13

Astoria is one of the most multicultural neighborhoods in New York City, and on this tour you’ll literally eat your way around the world in just a few blocks. Instead of big restaurants or tourist spots, this experience focuses on small, local, and family-run businesses that locals actually love. Each stop represents a different culture that has shaped Astoria’s food scene. From Colombian bakeries and Georgian dumplings to Moroccan Pastilla, Greek markets, Indian cottage cheese and classic NYC Italian pastries. This is a relaxed, small-group walking tour where we eat, explore, chat, and learn as we go. Expect a mix of sweet and savory bites with enough tastings to feel like a full lunch. You’ll leave with a list of neighborhood favorites, new food discoveries, and a deeper understanding of why Astoria is considered one of the best food neighborhoods in NYC. Come hungry, wear comfy shoes, and get ready for a fun and flavorful neighborhood adventure!

Explore the film and fiction highlights of New York City during a walking tour of Manhattan's historic Carnegie Hill neighborhood. A film critic guide whisks you around to the filming locations of numerous movies and the homes of celebrities, including Woody Allen, Truman Capote, and Robert Redford. This tour also visits Central Park, the Andrew Carnegie Mansion, the Jewish Museum, and the Church of Heavenly Rest.

Manhattan’s Harlem neighborhood is a must-do for jazz fans, but if you’re visiting from out of town, it can be hard to know where to go. Leave all the planning and logistics to your guide—and gear up for an evening of swinging tunes—on this small-group tour. Follow in the footsteps of greats like Miles Davis and Billie Holiday when you explore local musical landmarks; then, visit at least two venues to attend live performances.

Complimentary, Self-Guided tours are offered daily at the Fly Creek Cider Mill. For people who want a more detailed experience this is the tour for you! The tour is hosted by the Mill's owner, Bill Michaels, you will hear the family history of the Mill and how this small business has developed into one of Cooperstown, NY's most popular tourism attractions. Learn about how the Mill harnesses the power of water to operate its 1889 water-hydraulic cider press. Go behind the scenes to areas not open to the public to see how the Mill creates its many flavors. As a retailer Bill will share his knowledge and experience on how his family has turned this once closed mill into a profitable agribusiness. No pets permitted on tour.

Manhattan is a shopper’s paradise, but it takes a local to know where to find the best deals. Ideal for bargain hunters, this private shopping and styling tour shows you the best secondhand and vintage shopping options. Get styling advice from your guide as you visit between four and six locations and shop for unique vintage, designer, or current fashion finds.

This tour is a private tour. On this tour you will see all aspects of Niagara on the US side, and have your own personal guide. you will not be with any other groups, many times Tour Companies like to get as many people on a bus to make as much money as possible, with this tour you will get your own guide, who will cater to you and only you. You will have no issues hearing the guide as you learn about Niagara Falls nor will you have to deal with that annoying person who doesn't follow directions too well. When you go on tour you should have a great time and we promise you we will deliver and you will not be disappointed. For the custom tour you do pay a little more but we will make sure it is worth it!!

Coney Island has inspired dreamers and schemers since the Gilded Age. On this special Made in Brooklyn Tour®, you'll discover how this seasonal world's fair wowed the crowds with the latest and greatest innovations and inventions. Electric lighting to structural steel. Incubators for tiny little babies to towers that rivaled the earliest skyscrapers. And, of course, candy and hot dogs too! At Coney Island's first amusement parks visitors could experience powered flight or even go to the moon. Let your imagination run wild with the stories behind its sensational parks and rides. • Discover Coney Island's dreamers and entrepreneurs, innovators and inventors. • Learn the fascinating origin story of today's amusements and attractions. • Be inspired by the visionaries behind Brooklyn's first great amusement parks. • Explore Coney Island with a Brooklyn native who's been going since childhood.

Central Park is home to over 200 bird species at any given time, but spotting them takes time and patience. Ideal for beginning birdwatchers, this small-group tour gives visitors the ins and outs of finding these fascinating feathered creatures, from blue jays to cardinals. Learn fun facts along the way and discover the beautiful nature that happens all around you, even in the concrete jungle.

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.

Uncover the industrial charm of Brooklyn's waterfront DUMBO neighborhood, and stroll across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, on a private guided walking tour. Learn the history of the bridge, and hear the stories behind its construction, as you make your way from Manhattan to Brooklyn, with plenty of opportunities for photos. Once in Brooklyn, tour DUMBO, a former industrial area that's been transformed into a hip, destination-worthy neighborhood.

Visit the interactive Underwater Exploration Institute to learn about the diverse marine life and ecosystem of Bermuda. Wander through the beautiful naturally created Crystal Fantasy Caves. You’ll experience a completely different side of Bermuda!

Explore the tenements of New York’s Lower East Side, the bustling streets of Chinatown, and the heart of Little Italy on this guided tour. Learn about the rich cultural diversity and history of the Lower East Side as you sample local foods. Hear about the tales of immigrants, including Eastern Europeans, Russians, Germans, and Puerto Ricans, and discover the recipes they brought with them to the US.

Midtown Manhattan is home to many of the Big Apple’s most celebrated architectural feats, but this busy corner of New York City is often overlooked. Ideal for architecture lovers, this in-depth, small-group tour takes visitors on a rollicking ride through NYC history—as told through the city’s buildings. Untangle the fascinating strands of social, cultural, technological, real estate and zoning law histories, all while exploring storied Manhattan landmarks.

If you’re looking for a sweet way to start your day in New York City, then look no further. This doughnut-centric food tour of Times Square will have you tasting your way around the city’s doughnut scene like a local with the help of a guide to take you to some of the best spots in and around Times Square.

With some 55 food stalls to choose from, New York’s Chelsea Market can be overwhelming, so taking an expert with you can help narrow down the options and ensure you get a taste of the best market eats. See key landmarks from a new perspective as you amble along the Highline, through Greenwich village and into Washington Square Park in search of tasty treats.

Take a deep dive into New York’s history and culture on a guided walking tour of Manhattan’s Chinatown and Little Italy neighborhoods. You’ll learn all about the waves of immigration that have contributed to these areas’ culture and pick up great tips on the best places to eat along the way. Get a greater insight into New York than you would wandering around these busy districts alone.

Learn about the spooky side of New York City’s history with a guide to take you through Manhattan. Hear macabre, well-researched stories about hauntings and violence, from the ghosts that allegedly haunt City Hall to the old gangs of New York that used to battle each other in The Five Points neighborhood. Enjoy a good scare whether you’re a tourist or you’ve lived in New York for years.

Discover where New York City began on a walking tour through the historic heart of Lower Manhattan. This 90-minute experience explores the Financial District, where centuries of commerce and government shaped the city. Begin at City Hall Park, surrounded by some of New York’s earliest institutions. From there, your guide traces Lower Manhattan’s evolution from a Dutch trading post to the financial capital of the world. We continue through the Financial District, walking along Wall Street and learning how early markets operated before skyscrapers defined the skyline. Along the way, we explore the Stone Street Historic District, one of the oldest surviving streets in New York. We discuss landmarks such as Federal Hall and Trinity Church, including the final resting place of Alexander Hamilton, and their role in the city’s early history. Near the World Trade Center area, your guide explains how this part of Lower Manhattan was rebuilt after September 11.

Turn a commute from Manhattan to Brooklyn into an engaging and educational activity with the help of a guide. This walking tour led by a local takes you across the East River via Brooklyn Bridge’s pedestrian pathway. Learn about the history of the Brooklyn Bridge and New York City through stories and photos as you explore Brooklyn’s Dumbo neighborhood.

Explore the amazing NYC holiday lights like the locals do - late at night! - Walk the city streets and learn the history of iconic shops like Macy's. - Feel the holiday warmth and excitement - NYC comes alive at Christmas time. - Capture photos of all the sparkly lights of the iconic fashion houses of 5th Avenue! Your guides: Daria, a 20+ year New Yorker who has a history of working on displays for Tiffany, Ralph Lauren & Macy's! Rebecca, a 20+ year New Yorker who loves karaoke & recommending the best foodie spots! Capture stunning photos and enjoy the atmosphere while visiting highlights like the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree, Saks 5th Avenue, and Macy's Herald Square. New York is absolutely magical at Christmastime! Please Note: This tour is a good bit of outdoor walking - and it's worth the sights you'll see, we promise!! Wear good, comfy shoes and dress warmly.

Experience the magic of Greenwich Village by night on a walking food tour. Learn the history of the neighborhood as you eat your way through it-your guide tailors the route to the group's tastes for a unique and more personalized experience. With a small group size of up to 8 people, you can bond with your fellow foodies.

Transport yourself to the grittier New York of yesteryear in this tour through Manhattan. If you’re a fan of true crime podcasts and documentaries, this experience will grip you. Skip the mafia and ghost stories and visit the actual locations of four bizarre murders, including one with an occult backstory. Hear insider stories from your guide, who once lived in the building where one of the murders occurred.

Get off the beaten tourist trail and immerse yourself in New York City’s culinary scene on this Nolita and Little Italy tour. Visit an authentic taqueria, try Neapolitan-style pizza, and sample tasty Vietnamese tacos, and savor chocolate bonbons all while immersing yourself in the vibrant stories of this eclectic part of the Big Apple.

Escape the bustle of Times Square and discover the history and beauty of New York's High Line on a guided walking tour. Once an elevated railway, the park now features lush greenery, public art, and stunning views of the Hudson River and NYC skyline. Learn about Manhattan’s West Side, the park's transformation, the iconic Nabisco factory, and the historic White Star Pier, where Titanic survivors arrived.