All New York Tours & Excursions in 2026

Step into four centuries of risk, power, and reinvention at the southern tip of Manhattan. This cerebral period-piece walking tour reveals how a Dutch fur-trading outpost evolved into the nerve center of global capitalism. Guided by an urban planner and a candid local expert, you will trace physical artifacts—from colonial cobblestones and revolutionary taverns to central bank gold vaults resting on Manhattan bedrock. Discover the human drama, economic crashes, and urban resilience that built Wall Street. - A 2.2 km self-guided tour with 8 stops over 105 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Architecture and urban-design enthusiasts are in luck in New York City, but it can be hard to know where to begin, or to understand what you’re looking at when wandering around alone. Learn more about the city’s architecture on a small-group walking tour of SoHo, the West and East Villages, the Lower East Side, and around. Stroll past some of the top art institutions, boutiques, and ethnically diverse communities.

We've turned Stony Brook University into an incredible outdoor digital adventure. Our PokemonGo style app will take you to 9 iconic places around campus. At each location, you will need to solve a puzzle before advancing. It is part Scavenger Hunt and part Escape Room! You can play solo or in a group. Besides completing fun puzzles, you will learn tons of fascinating history about the school. You will be walk around 2 miles as you find clues, solve puzzles and get closer to completing the adventure. You can go at your own pace, but it should take around 60 minutes to complete the adventure. Over 200,000 players have used our app to explore the world in the last year - we can't wait for you to play as well!

Devour the food and discover the history of NYC's Flatiron and Union Square neighborhoods on a private walking tour. Be sure to come hungry as you’ll enjoy a famous Reuben (vegetarian option available), grilled cheese, and a sweet treat, all made by hand at iconic New York City eateries. Sightseeing highlights include Union Square Green Market, Madison Square Park, and the Flatiron building.

Experience some of the best food that New York City’s West Village has to offer on this private guided tasting tour. Try a range of Big Apple bites from five different spots while your guide shares stories behind the snacks. The itinerary is flexible, allowing you to linger at favorite spots for a personalized experience.

Go beyond the public facades of Barack Obama and Donald Trump on a private politics-focused tour of New York City. Exploring with a private guide ensures you can walk at your own pace and ask as many questions—and you’re bound to have a lot about the former lives of two of America’s most influential figures.

Discover New York City in a whole new way with our Walking Trivia Quiz! This interactive experience through Lower Manhattan kicks off at the Banksy Museum, takes you past hidden gems and iconic landmark and bars along the way. Along the way, you’ll answer about 24 trivia questions about New York’s rich history, legendary figures, and local secrets. Most questions are related to the location where you are standing. Play whenever it suits you, using your phone to navigate and unlock new challenges at each stop. Whether you're a curious local or visiting for the first time, this Walking Trivia Quiz is a fun, engaging way to explore New York!

Unleash your creativity at our vibrant ceramic painting workshop in Manhattan's Garment District. In a fun 1.5 to 2-hour session, select from a variety of ceramic pieces—such as plates, mugs, or tiles—and learn various painting techniques like stenciling and sponge dabbing. Under the guidance of our skilled instructors, each participant will design a unique piece that will be glazed and fired for a lasting finish. This workshop is perfect for individuals, families, and groups, welcoming all ages from 5 and up. No prior experience is needed—just bring your imagination.

Discover the rich history of NYC’s Flatiron District on this top-rated, two-hour walking tour led by a licensed local guide and college history professor with a doctorate in Education. Visit historic sites, including the Flatiron Building, original Madison Square Garden, MetLife Tower, and locations tied to the Gilded Age, Nikola Tesla, and Lincoln’s assassination. Hear stories about figures like Cornelius Vanderbilt, P.T. Barnum, and Edith Wharton, brought to life with archival photos. The route is short and comfortable, with spots to sit and relax. Ideal for history lovers and architecture buffs, this immersive experience blends engaging storytelling, rare visuals, and iconic landmarks. This is a private tour tailored to your interests. Your reservation will serve a placeholder. After you book, I will contact you to arrange a date and time convenient to you.

Experience art through a bold and inspiring lens on this Pride-themed guided tour of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Discover powerful works that explore LGBTQ+ identity, love, and expression across centuries—revealing stories that are often hidden in traditional museum narratives. Led by an expert guide, this immersive experience brings these artworks to life through engaging storytelling, symbolism, and historical context. Uncover the lives of artists and figures who challenged societal norms and shaped conversations around gender and identity, from classical pieces to contemporary works.

Follow in the footsteps of the Roy family from the hit HBO series “Succession,” without having to spend a ton of time on research, on this small-group guided walking tour of downtown Manhattan. Follow your guide on a stroll through SoHo, Tribeca, and the Financial District and visit sites frequented by the characters, including offices, apartments, restaurants, and parks.

The Niagara Wine Trail, Stretching across Niagara, Orleans and Monroe counties, the Niagara Wine Trail, USA is minutes from Niagara Falls and just a short trip from the Buffalo and Rochester areas. Situated between the Niagara Escarpment and Lake Ontario, the wine region has a unique micro-climate. This makes it suitable for the production of the types of fruit that are used to create its fine wines. We enjoy the second longest growing season for grapes in New York State. Along with the moderate climate, the local soils are ideal for growing vinifera grapes. European vinifera wines, including Riesling, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Franc, Vidal Blanc and Sauvignon Blanc, thrive in the region. Each winery on the trail offers a diverse selection of traditional vinifera style, native, late harvest and ice wines, as well as unique styles such as award-winning fruit wines, meads and ciders. There is something to please the palate of everyone along the Niagara Wine Trail

Enjoy a delightful lunch at Trattoria Del Arte NYC, featuring authentic Italian cuisine with dishes like wood-fired pizzas, fresh pastas, and savory antipasti, all in a vibrant, art-filled setting near Carnegie Hall.

Fall baking gets a creative makeover with cookies, colorful icing and plenty of room to play. At a welcoming local brewery, you’ll learn how to decorate autumn-themed cookies from start to finish, even if your previous piping experience begins and ends with squeezing ketchup. Begin by getting familiar with royal icing and learning how to handle a piping bag with better control. Then outline and flood your cookies, building smooth icing layers before adding decorative details and seasonal designs. You’ll practice steady piping, filling, layering and finishing techniques that you can use for future holiday bakes and celebrations. Chef Mimi keeps the workshop approachable and relaxed, giving you plenty of freedom to make each cookie your own. By the end, you’ll have a collection of festive decorated cookies, new decorating skills and a fun creative break from the usual fall routine.

Capture NYC’s most iconic backdrops on a 3-hour private ride designed for photographers, content creators, or first-time visitors. With pickup and drop-off from your Manhattan hotel, your English-speaking driver ensures a smooth, customizable journey at your pace. Begin in DUMBO, where the legendary Manhattan Bridge view creates one of the city’s most famous photo spots. Continue uptown to the Flatiron Building, its triangular shape framed by bustling streets. Next, stop at Grand Central Terminal, where the grand exterior and constant flow of yellow cabs capture classic New York energy. Then explore Bethesda Terrace in Central Park, with its arches and fountain that have graced countless films. Finish at Rockefeller Center, where the plaza’s street-level views are instantly recognizable. Afterward, return to your hotel or continue exploring at your favorite stop.

Avoid the risk of getting lost walking between New York City’s East and West Villages by taking a self-guided, app-based audio tour. Learn more about these must-visit neighborhoods without having to keep up with a live guide—or struggle to hear them above traffic. See where musicians and artists including Bob Dylan and Taylor Swift have hung out, and see landmarks you might miss on your own.

Not only is this a great opportunity to get to know this amazing island, but you will do it at the same time as you enjoy one of Bermuda's most famous dishes with the company of local people and an experienced local tour guide that will take you to some of Bermuda's most beautiful spots.

Dive underground and experience the web of tunnels that keeps New York City moving. Every day, millions of New Yorkers ride on the city’s subway system – one of the world’s busiest and most extensive. With over a century of service, the New York City Subway has not only influenced New York City’s history and development, but possess an entire history of its own. On this tour, you will: - Learn about the terminology, technology, and economics which have shaped the New York City subway system. - Hear about the history of the New York City subway system, from the days of private operation to today’s consolidated city-owned network. - Come to understand why stations and services are the way they are, including the decisions which created the subway’s current form. - See unused spaces, hear about unbuilt lines, and step foot in a subway station which was never completed.

If you’re looking to start your time in New York City off with a relaxing sightseeing experience, book this NYC Sightseeing Limo Tour from John F. Kennedy International Airport. Get picked up from the airport right after your flight in a limo and then ride to top NYC attractions like the Brooklyn Bridge and the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, seeing them from the comfort of your limo.

Founding New York: From Dutch Trading Post to American Powerhouse. Join a 2-hour guided walking tour through Lower Manhattan's Financial District, exploring the area where New York City began. This shared group tour is conducted in English.

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See and learn about some of Midtown Manhattan’s most famous sites – up close and personal. Grand Central Terminal. The Chrysler Building. The New York Public Library. Bryant Park. Times Square. Rockefeller Center. These are some of New York’s most famous landmarks and they all have a story behind them. On this tour, you will: - Learn about the purpose and use of each of these landmarks in day-to-day life in New York City. - Hear about the history behind these places, including the events and figures that helped to make them what they are today. - Observe the architecture that makes them memorable to both the naked eye and the camera eye. - Have the opportunity to take plenty of photos in order to memorialize your visit to New York City – the city that never sleeps.

Discover the historic waterfront neighborhood of Red Hook, a hive of Brooklyn makers of everything from glass to wine. With its charming Civil War-era warehouses and sweeping views of New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty, Red Hook is a hidden gem. An active port destination with a maritime heritage, Red Hook continues to be a hub of urban manufacturing. Explore a unique part of Brooklyn and visit creative people and small businesses makin' it here right now. See who's makin' it in Red Hook! • Discover the historic waterfront neighborhood of Red Hook. • Visit creative people and small businesses makin' it in Brooklyn. • Learn about Brooklyn from someone with real life manufacturing experience. • Explore charming Civil War-era warehouses and other signs of Red Hook's maritime heritage. • Be inspired by the innovators of Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution.

Uncover the origins of New York City on this private guided walking tour of Lower Manhattan. Follow your local guide from Battery Park to Wall Street. Along the way, stop at Castle Clinton, the National Museum of the American Indian, New York Stock Exchange, 9/11 Memorial, and more, and learn all about the founding of the city.