The best things to do in New York!

Accompanied by our French guides who have been living in New York for years, come and discover Greenwich Village, Soho, Little Italy and Chinatown. A best-selling visit, which appeals to both adults and children. It’s a must-have for any trip!

Let yourself be guided through the most famous urban park in the world, discover its origin, its evolution, its filming locations and the countless anecdotes it contains ... You will also understand why and how Central Park has become the most popular green space for New Yorkers, and how it plays an essential role in a context of excessive urbanization. Flowered in spring, adorned with bright greens in summer, ochres and flamboyant reds in autumn, or dressed in a snowpack in winter, Central Park can be enjoyed all year round with constantly renewed pleasure. . Our French guides, expatriates in New York for years, are committed to providing you with a friendly moment filled with original discoveries!

Smaller-sized groups. Perfect for tourists AND locals wishing to learn more about the day that changed us all forever! Your 2.5 hr, 1.4 mi. (2.25 km) walking tour will be led by a expert, local, licensed Guide. Tour begins in Battery Park and concludes at Ground Zero site; location of the hauntingly beautiful memorial pools in the footprints of the former, iconic WTC Twin Towers. This comprehensive tour explores 9/11 and the World Trade Center and also New York's famed Financial District. You'll be captivated with stories of 9/11’s unsung heroes (some personal stories) and their selfless acts of courage. These stories will be coupled with comprehensive discussion that details aspects of the former Twin Towers from its origin to its infamy of becoming Ground Zero, to the rebuilding and rebirth of the majestic World Trade Center complex, once again. You’ll gain important knowledge, insight and perspective into what it was like living through the terrorist attacks and it's aftermath.

Join us for a safari Manhattan style! Using Manhattan as both background and classroom you'll get all your photography questions answered by a working professional photographer. We'll take you to the best locations to get your shot and show you how to improve your compositional skills. You'll get to learn a new skill while exploring the sites of New York City

A tour through the Lower East Side explores the story of immigrant life following the arrival at Ellis Island for Eastern European Jews. One of the most famous neighborhoods on earth, the Jewish Lower East Side hosted remarkable political, social, artistic, economic, and culinary movements that would help to define the modern American experience. Come learn about the origins of the bagel, pastrami, kosher pickles, socialist movements, iconic department stores, and Hollywood film studios by visiting the Yiddish Forward Building, Eldridge St Synagogue, the Gershwin brothers' childhood home, a historic Loew's Movie Theater, Kossar's Bialys, The Pickle Guys, and a high school that minted many of the U. S. 's biggest movie stars.

On this 5.5 hour exclusive guided combo tour, visit one of the world’s most elaborate collections of art and historical artifacts, then stroll the paths of the infamous urban green space.New York boasts amazing art collections both outdoors and indoors, and this combo tour will blend a stroll through iconic Central Park with the best of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The tour takes the traveler through the journey of NYC's LGBTQ Civil Rights and Historic sites accompanied with food tastings from some Greenwich Village's tastiest restaurants. Samples are subject to availability, and include: The Donut Pub's Black and White Cookie, Mighty Quinn's corn fritters, Panzetto from 2 Boots, Sicilian bombolone and potato pizza and a French Pecan cookies.

Come experience the green oasis the most current and most expensive development in the history of NYC. Walk along its beautiful gardens. Admire and photograph the Vessel- this public structure rising 45.7 meters high and 2,500 interconnecting steps. Prepare for a urban hiking experience, away from NYC busy streets and get lifted up into a garden path along the West side of Manhattan with amazing views of New York City and the Hudson river along the way. The High Line park is an example of urban renewal at its finest, a unique concept of a park, a green oasis among the concrete giants. During the 2 hour walk you will visit the most important, the most historic points, sculptures, arts, and murals of the high line. Slowdown and check out the various species of plants that were specifically picked for the high line. Highlights are the: the “Vessel”, Hudson Yards, Zaha Hadid building, the 10th Avenue square and overlook, Chelsea Market…

Save time shopping in NYC with help from a personal stylist. Each experience is curated based on the client’s needs, personal style and budget.

Looking for NYC's most famous and historic night spots? This 2-hour walking tour will introduce you to Greenwich Village and some of New York City's most famous bars, clubs, and theatres. See where careers have been made and great nights have been had. Stroll in the footsteps of Bob Dylan, Ray Charles, Chris Rock, Jimi Hendrix, Lenny Bruce, Idina Menzel and other figures who spent time in "The Village." Get advice on which bar to visit and which theatres produce the most cutting edge material. Visit the hottest local eateries and learn the best time to get in line. This is the perfect mix of history and pop culture for anyone who is looking for a great nighttime activity in NYC. Stops include Cafe Wha, The Comedy Cellar, The Stonewall Inn, The Public Theatre, The Blue Note and so many more! By the end of the evening you'll be an expert on the greatest night spots in Greenwich Village!

Bob Dylan. Andy Warhol. Edgar Allen Poe. The list of legendary residents of New York City’s Greenwich Village goes on, and we’ll be exploring their legacies and the surprising fringe history of this vibrant neighborhood. You’ll start your walking tour in Washington Square, famed for its iconic Memorial Arch and less known for its early Native American village and later designation as “Little Africa”. As our tour sets off into the neighborhood, your guide will explain the cultural significance of Greenwich Village as a place where art and counterculture flourished. You’ll hear stories of street buskers, painters, and writers, both famous and obscure. You’ll also see firsthand the neighborhood’s transformation following years of gentrification and its struggle to preserve its history in the face of an expanding university. We’ll end at one of the neighborhood’s most significant landmarks, the Stonewall Inn, where you’ll learn about the riots that fueled the fight for LGBTQ rights.

Situated at the heart of New York City, Midtown and its surrounding neighborhoods are the dynamic epicenter of the metropolis. This locality’s frenetic energy finds physical translation in the dazzling lights of Time Square and the ascendant skyscrapers of the business district. During this Midtown Manhattan Architecture Tour, we will chart the history of Midtown through its architecture, starting with examples from the early twentieth century and culminating with the latest additions to this area’s urban landscape. Among the buildings we will visit and discuss are Grand Central, the Chrysler and Empire State buildings, the Sony Building, Austrian Culture Center, MoMA, Rockefeller Center and many others.

Discover the Flatiron District and Union Square on a unique culinary journey emphasizing local gastronomy and sustainability. Guided by experts passionate about community and urban development, explore rich history, stunning architecture, and delicious bites. Why You’ll Love This Tour: Cultural Insights: Explore landmarks like the iconic Flatiron Building. Local Agriculture and Sustainability: Learn at Union Square Greenmarket and Madison Square Park. Diverse Culinary Stops: Enjoy Roman-style pizza at Eataly, Reuben sandwiches at Zucker’s Bagels, grain bowls at Honeybrains, Chocolate Rugelach at Bread’s Bakery, and sustainably-sourced coffee at Devoción. Support Sustainability: Dive into NYC’s culinary excellence and commitment to sustainability. Special Offers: Featured Food Stops: Indulge in NYC’s top eateries offering local flavors. Book Now: Embark on a foodie adventure that’s enriching and delicious.

Central Park, renowned as one of the most romantic parks in the world, sets the perfect stage for an unforgettable proposal or anniversary celebration. Our ride offers an ideal experience for such special occasions. Indulge in a scenic tour that includes a bottle of champagne to toast the momentous occasion, a bucket of roses, and professional photos to capture the memories. Among the popular spots for proposals, the iconic Bow Bridge stands out as a symbol of love and romance. Its allure has earned it the nickname "The Bridge of Love." Additionally, the Bethesda Fountain & Terrace, with its distinctive charm, remains one of Central Park's most recognizable and enchanting locations.

Explore the art galleries in New York City's Lower East Side and Tribeca neighborhoods on this 2-hour, small-group walking tour in Manhattan. Discover the city's fastest-growing gallery neighborhoods with a professional art critic. See seven or eight smaller exhibits with a more experimental agenda and a lower price point.

See this AMAZING public park and all it's amazing sights and sounds UP CLOSE , not passing by, Hear the history of Central Park, famous filming locations, Scenic trails, tips on taking the best photos, walk the “Mall” with its famous statues, and known historical figures, amazing standing structures, The Dairy, Tavern on the Green, The Boat House, amazing Roman style tunnels, tour finishes at Strawberry Fields and the John Lennon “Imagine” memorial.

Discover the historic neighborhoods of Lower Manhattan and encounter some of America's most iconic sites. Your guide will share the history, incredible stories and surprising secrets behind these world famous landmarks. Your journey will take you through time from the city's early colonial history through pivotal moments in the American Revolution and the current events that shaped the present landscape and culture. Tour can be personalized to your interests

Visit historic Mott and Mulberry Streets, check out the area's latest in arts and architecture, and learn all about what life was like for immigrants arriving in the 1800s. All while refining our palates with delectable treats from around the globe, we’ll sample many of the delicious delights on offer—authentic Chinese pork buns and dumplings, real New York-style pizza, Italian gelato, and more! All while drinking in one of the best-preserved areas of old Manhattan and discussing its rich history.

If you're looking for a day or half-day adventure that will take you off the beaten path of NYC, Governors Island is a great choice. Known mostly to locals, the island has only been open to the public since 2003, and not yet on the tourist radar. It contains two historic forts and a massive, new public park. It's rich with American and New York history, and has served as a military base since the year 1800. In the 21st century the island has been ingeniously reimagined as an innovative public space. It is home to many arts, education, cultural and environmental non-profits who are finding new and exciting ways to use the space. The island is just 172 acres total, with a 2-mile (3.2 km) perimeter, so it's bite-sized. It's many lawns and shade trees beckon you to enjoy a picnic lunch, and the kids will love it. And, as there are no cars allowed, it's the perfect place to enjoy a bike ride.

We are New York City's only gallery totally dedicated to holography. Our building has a history and story of its own. We have an autograph wall where some of our famous guests have left their signatures. You'll get to see our secret collection of large holograms that are not on public view.