All New York Tours & Excursions in 2026

A visit to i Candy NYC at One Times Square offers a unique candy-filled adventure for families and kids. This four-story installation is a whimsical space where you can explore a variety of candy-themed activities and capture unforgettable moments at numerous photo spots. Each ticket includes a commemorative container to fill with over 200 types of candy, ensuring a sweet souvenir from your visit. Perfect for a fun break from the city’s hustle, i Candy NYC is accessible for strollers and wheelchairs, making it an enjoyable experience for everyone.

Most city activities are about the sights; this one is about the people you play with. Work together on a 2.5-hour outdoor spy mission through Troy, solving clues and completing challenges across four locations. Designed for private teams of 1 to 8 players, this self-guided experience combines sightseeing, teamwork, and problem-solving while allowing you to explore the city at your own pace. Whether you're visiting with friends, family, coworkers, or celebrating a special occasion, you'll discover a different side of Troy through a fun and interactive mission. Larger groups can participate simultaneously as multiple private teams.

A self-guided audio walk to ten stops across Manhattan, from Chelsea to Central Park West, with the stories of how New York shaped Christmas: Clement Clarke Moore's poem, Macy's holiday windows, Thomas Nast's Santa Claus, the first Rockefeller Center tree, TubaChristmas and the first St. Nicholas dinner. It's a family walk, with stories for children and adults alike. About 5.3 miles (8.5 km) and about two hours, in your phone's web browser with no app. Every stop is seen from the street, and museum entry, shopping, food and drink aren't included. Each booking is private: only your group takes part.

Explore the wonders of human culture, the natural world, and the universe at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City with direct admission and a self-guided smartphone audio tour. Stand beneath the iconic 94-foot blue whale in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life, marvel at the towering Tyrannosaurus rex and Titanosaur in the Fossil Halls, and discover the canyon-like architecture of the Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation. We provides curated storytelling, paleontological breakthroughs, and cultural insights directly through your phone at your own pace.

Oscar-winning filmmaker Anthony Giacchino leads this true-crime walk through Little Italy and the lost world of Italian New York in 1903. At the center is a body found in a barrel—and two immigrants on opposite sides of the law: Joe Petrosino, the NYPD's first Italian-American detective, and Giuseppe Morello, a counterfeiter from Corleone, Sicily, building one of New York's first Mafia organizations. The barrel murder is where their stories collide. Police couldn't identify the dead man, but the trail slowly leads to Morello, whose counterfeiting network was already under Secret Service surveillance. Giacchino has researched Petrosino for two decades, working from original police and Secret Service documents and newspaper archives. The walk follows the investigation through Little Italy's historic streets and buildings, closing at Petrosino's home with the story of his own unsolved murder in 1909. Groups are capped at 15.