New York City Walking Tours

The Central Park Walking Tour offers a spectacular overview of the southern portion of Central Park.

Take a New York minute to explore one of the cities greatest historic buildings, Grand Central Terminal.

Listen to the beautiful, uplifting sounds of a world famous NYC city gospel choir, learn the history of American Gospel Music and view the gorgeous homes and churches of Brooklyn Heights during this NYC Gospel Walking Tour!

Inside Broadway Tour is an exciting 2 hour walking tour of New York's Theater District.

While meandering the narrow, winding streets of Lower Manhattan, you will hear exclusive stories from "inside the trenches" that will entertain, inform and shock you!

Guided by Wall Street insiders, you will explore world-famous financial landmarks such as the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Reserve, and Wall Street.

On Secret Food Tours New York, we eat our way through the charming, iconic and extremely delicious neighborhood of Greenwich Village; simply "the Village", located on the lower west side of Manhattan. The Village is one of the oldest areas in the entire city; as we walk and eat you will see vestiges of the original Dutch settlement and early British influences still visible today. Your three-hour tour will unlock secret food havens nestled throughout this beautiful enclave and you will discover the hidden history found around every corner. As we take a stroll back through time, we will uncover the origins of some of New York's quintessential foods and how they have evolved into the delicious morsels we will indulge in today. Food, sweets, and an in-depth tour of the Village are all included in the price. This tour will feed your body and mind.

Prepare to see astonishing holiday light displays on a visit to Brooklyn's Dyker Heights neighborhood, which has become world famous for the incredible decorations planned by its highly competitive residents.

The lower east side of Manhattan contains a lot of the original history of Jewish life on US shores. Going back to the mid 1800's European Jewry was spilling over into America. Amazingly there still are remnants of their history, through their synagogues and Jewish life, in spite of the vast change that parts of the community is experiencing. 

A full-day tour that visits three of the most affecting sights in NYC. Start the day with a Statue of Liberty tour & Ellis Island Museum. Then head over to the 9/11 Memorial for an in-depth look at the terrorist attacks and their aftermath. Finally, finish on a high note looking out over the city with priority entrance One World Observatory tickets.

Welcome to the Metropolitan Museum of Art tour for people who don't take art museum tours. This lighthearted, but no less informative, exploration of America's greatest art collection will show you all the highlights and some hidden gems while giving you the delightfully off color and irreverent stories behind them. From the wild lives of artists to hidden meanings in some very recognizable works, you’ll never again look at art in the same way.

Take an opportunity to get a 360-degree experience of not one but two of America's most iconic sites on an Ellis Island & special access Statue of Liberty tour. You'll learn the story of Lady Liberty as you get special access to her pedestal and enjoy stunning views over New York Harbor. Then take a fully guided tour of Ellis Island to learn the history of European immigration to America.

Take a full day to soak in NYC's most popular attractions in the company of a local guide. Enjoy special Pedestal access at the Statue of Liberty and experience the story of 9/11 at ground level, when you visit one of the most poignant musuems in America. You'll also enjoy a full Ellis Island tour where you'll learn about the epic story of European immigration to America.

Take in the key sites of the 9/11 Memorial with a local guide, including the Reflecting Pools, Fireman's Memorial, St. Paul's Chapel, and the Survivor's Tree. You'll also take a trip to the top of the One World Observatory with pre-reserved tickets, meaning you won't wait in line to see NYC's most stunning symbol of life after 9/11.

Step inside the criminal underbelly of New York and learn how it has shaped the city's history and culture. This neighborhood tour, which was developed with the help of retired NYPD officers and detectives, takes you through the stomping grounds of old immigrant gangs, prohibiton mobsters, and bankers who scored big conning the stock market.

Hit the streets of New York with your movie buff guide and take in some of the most iconic shooting locations from Sex and the City, Ghostbusters, The Godfather, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Elf and many more. Following your tour, you'll go behind the scenes at NBC studios in the iconic 30 Rockefeller Center for a full studio tour to see how some of your favorite TV shows are produced - you'll even film your own TV segment!

This is a comprehensive tour of the enormous Met collection, but that doesn't mean it takes all day. Instead, an expert Walks guide will lead you through 5,000 years of art, from Ancient Egypt to modern America, in just 3 hours.

Not everyone wants to catch the first ferry to the Statue of Liberty, and for those people we have the Essential Statue Tour. This leisurely visit still features our expert guides and the Statue of Liberty Pedestal tickets that are integral to our other Statue tours, you just don't have to wake up early to get them. The crowds are a little larger, but for those who keep a relaxed schedule on their vacations, this is a great option.

Go behind the scenes on Broadway with a local theatre insider to learn the story of America's original show business industry. This tour takes you deep into the history of NYC's world-famous theater district and inside the New Amsterdam Theatre, where you'll go backstage to try on props from some of your favorite productions, like 'Aladdin' & 'The Lion King'.

Peek behind the headlines of the 9/11 terrorist attacks and discover the human stories so often forgotten, on this touching 911 Memorial tour. This intimate tour begins in St. Peter's Chapel, where New Yorkers gathered for news of their missing loved-ones in the immediate aftermath of the attacks.