All New York Tours & Excursions in 2026

Experience one of nature's most popular attractions from three vantage points on this half-day tour of Niagara Falls (American side). Visit the Cave of the Winds, and take a cruise to the base of Horseshoe Falls on the famous Maid of the Mist (early May to late October). Descend to the bottom of Niagara Gorge in an elevator, before heading upwards to soak in the scene from Prospect Point Observation Tower. There's plenty of time for photo ops to capture the famous falls on camera.

New York City is beautiful at night, but first-time visitors might feel nervous walking the city streets after dark. Stay safe on a guided bus tour that takes you to some of the best viewpoints and lit-up attractions, including the Rockefeller Center, DUMBO, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Empire State Building. Take great night-time shots and see for yourself why it’s said that New York is the city that never sleeps.

Experience this beautiful state park with walking and an engaging tour guide. Over four hours, you’ll experience some of the very best of the falls, from the Maid of the Mist (in season) to the Cave of the Winds. You’ll get around with the help of the guide, and your guide will share local myths, legends, and historical facts.

Experience an easy arrival into NYC aboard a luxury sprinter van that's equipped with leather seats, bottled water, and WiFi. From any of the city's area airports (JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark) or the cruise ship ports, travel directly ​to your hotel accommodations in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or Queens. The van can accommodate up to 14 passengers.

The Dyker Heights Christmas displays are a must-see attraction if you’re in New York City over the holidays. While many tours only focus on the Brooklyn neighborhood, this festive tour also covers holiday attractions in Manhattan, including the spectacular Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. Get into the holiday spirit, with a convenient combination of on-foot exploration and comfortable transportation by bus.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve on a vibrant cruise along the Hudson River, where the glittering Manhattan skyline becomes your ultimate backdrop. This four-hour cruise offers an energetic escape from the city crowds, blending festive fun with a front-row seat to the action. As you glide past illuminated landmarks like the Empire State Building and the Brooklyn Bridge, you'll enjoy a full open bar and a buffet-style dinner. The atmosphere is electric whether you're dancing to the beats of a live DJ or taking in the views through massive panoramic windows from the comfort of the climate-controlled interior. The night reaches its peak as the vessel anchors for a prime view of the spectacular fireworks display.. With a complimentary digital photo to capture the memory and a midnight toast under a canopy of light, this cruise is the most exciting way to ring in the New Year. Experience the magic of NYC from the water for a night that promises to be truly unforgettable.

Save valuable vacation time and skip the lines at the One World Observatory by prebooking this combo ticket. Head straight to the priority lane for security and the entry and exit elevators, and take the elevator up 102 floors in less than a minute. Once you reach the top, you'll be able to enjoy unobstructed views of the New York City skyline and its landmarks.

Go behind-the-scenes and deep underground at the Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral, with the only Catholic catacombs in New York City. See parts of the church that are otherwise off-limits to visitors. As you explore with the help of a guide, learn all about the landmark’s place in New York history and discover the final resting place of some famous New Yorkers.

Step behind the scenes at Ellis Island on a guided hard hat tour through its long-abandoned hospital complex, closed to the public for more than 60 years. Learn how this once cutting-edge facility treated immigrants seeking a new life, while viewing art installations that bring their stories into focus. Led by a guide, this rare experience offers unmatched access to a hidden chapter of America’s immigration history.

Take all the hassle out of arranging a visit to Niagara Falls from New York City—and maximize your sightseeing time—on this 1-day tour. Late in the evening, board your comfortable coach and embark on an overnight trip to Niagara Falls, with chance to sleep on board. Upon arrival, go on an in-season Maid of the Mist voyage (tickets additional expense), see highlights like Bridal Veil Falls, and explore independently before returning to the city.

Take a break from land, crowds, and traffic on this New York City jazz cruise. Well-suited for travelers looking for a romantic evening activity, this cruise takes you away from the hectic city, as you're entertained by live music and entertainment. Plus, admire views of Lower Manhattan landmarks, including the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Financial District.

Step back in time to the Gilded Age—and spot some of the grandest mansions and historic landmarks of Manhattan’s Upper East Side—on this immersive walking tour. Strolling along the storied Fifth Avenue, you’ll discover sights and stories that you wouldn’t spot on your own, from the oldest building on Millionaire’s Row and historic bookstores and art museums to the last single-family mansion in the area, and more.

The terrorist attack on September 11, 2001, remains one of the most important events in New York City history. Visit the 9/11 Memorial and Ground Zero with a New Yorker guide with a personal connection to the event during this private tour. Listen to stories of tragedy, heroism, and resilience at landmarks like St. Paul’s Chapel and the 9/11 Memorial Pools.

Millions of travelers pass through New York City's Grand Central Terminal, but most never discover the secrets behind its elegant architecture. This small-group tour reveals the origins and evolution of the Beaux Arts train station from its heyday to disrepair and restoration. Spot detail and design quirks and hear stories of its past that give you a deeper understanding of the landmark building than you could get alone.

Book tickets to the Tony Award-winning musical hit Aladdin, performed at New Amsterdam Theater in New York City. This Broadway rendition of the 1992 Disney film brings a beloved cast of characters to the stage with stunning choreography. The whole family can enjoy the classic Broadway show experience while taking a break from the crowds and sightseeing.

One of the best ways to experience the holiday season in New York City is through its festive lights and decorations. This bus tour lets you cover more ground while also staying warm in the winter weather. Check off two popular areas in one outing: Brooklyn’s Dyker Heights neighborhood and Rockefeller Center in Manhattan.

Experience two of the US's capital cities—the current one in Washington DC and the former one in Philadelphia—on a full-day trip from New York City. Perfect for busy travelers with just one day to spare, this tour covers all the logistics and transportation so you don’t have to self-drive or arrange public transport tickets and connections. Check out the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, the Liberty Bell, and more.

New York City’s landmarks are masterpieces but many visitors miss seeing them from the water. See the city’s best sights on this relaxing sightseeing cruise. Get an incredible perspective of the Manhattan skyline, plus close-ups of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Brooklyn Bridge and more. As you cruise, hear the stories behind the sights from your guide's commentary.

Begin your New York City adventure at Grand Central Terminal, where your guide introduces you to its rich history, celestial ceiling, and hidden highlights. As you make your way toward the Empire State Building, enjoy guided commentary while passing iconic Midtown sights, including the historic Campbell Apartment, the Tiffany Clock, the Whispering Gallery, the Chrysler Building, and Bryant Park. Your experience continues at the Empire State Building, where you’ll enjoy priority access to the Observatory. Take in sweeping panoramic views of Manhattan while your guide shares stories about the tower’s architecture, design, and cultural importance. This tour blends history, architecture, and unforgettable city views, offering the perfect snapshot of classic New York City.

Experience New York City's glittering nighttime skyline from the water on this evening cruise around New York Harbor. Travel aboard a 1920s-style yacht with indoor and outdoor seating areas, and sip a complimentary beverage of your choice (with additional drinks at your own expense) as you admire views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, One World Observatory, and more.

Secure your ticket in advance for this Statue of Liberty sightseeing cruise and avoid the fuss of ticket-buying in Manhattan. Sit indoors or out as you pass under the Brooklyn Bridge for views of Lady Liberty, Ellis Island, and Manhattan’s skyline, including One World Trade Center. Choose a morning, afternoon, or evening departure time to suit you, or opt for an extended night cruise to admire the skyline after dark.

Experience both Philadelphia and Pennsylvania’s Amish Country, even with limited time, on this 2-in-1 day trip from New York City. Discover Philadelphia’s historical highlights, including the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall, before heading into Lancaster County for a rare insight into how the Amish people live—and to enjoy a traditional horse-and-buggy ride.

Skip the hassle of waiting for a taxi or crowding onto a busy bus. This private transfer service offers hotel pickup and takes you between New York's LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Manhattan in a comfortable private vehicle. Simply let your driver know your flight details and they will be ready to pick you up.

Swap the Big Apple for a day in history-steeped Boston undistracted by transportation worries. Travel to the city by comfortable vehicle, and enjoy a comprehensive tour of its highlights with the benefit of a guide for commentary. Stroll around Cambridge’s Harvard Yard, admire the city’s Revolutionary-era landmarks along the Freedom Trail, and enjoy free time for a lunch of local favorites such as clam chowder at Quincy Market.