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Harlem, Bronx, Queens, & Brooklyn: Full-Day Guided Tour

NYC Grand Central Terminal: Official Guided Tour

New York: Secrets of Grand Central Walking Tour

Society of Illustrators: Entry Ticket

Queens: iFly Indoor Skydiving

St. Patrick's Cathedral: VIP Tour

New York City: Central Park Self-Guided Walking Tour

New York: Bronx Guided Walking Tour in Spanish

Brooklyn New York: Guided Graffiti Workshop

Must-See Manhattan: Walking Tour

Bushwick Graffiti Tour

Midtown Manhattan: Architectural Holdouts Walking Tour

NYC Walking Tour: Meatpacking, Chelsea, and Hudson Yards

Brooklyn: Sandwich Walking Tour

New York City: Brooklyn Donut Tasting Guided Tour

Private Brooklyn Street Art Tour

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Explore the famous boroughs of New York City on an epic adventure with a professional guide. Start your day in the borough of Manhattan, with a ride through Harlem in Upper Manhattan. You’ll learn about the development of this diverse neighborhood and see historic sites.

Next, travel north to the borough of the Bronx to see the home of New York Yankees, and learn about the birth of hip hop and amazing street art in this historic NYC district.

Then, you'll head to East River in Queens, one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the US. You’ll pass through the exclusive Malba neighborhood with its many beautiful homes, and visit Flushing Meadows Park, home of the US Open, the New York Mets, and the world-famous Unisphere sculpture. 

Later, you’ll visit the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Williamsburg and Crown Heights, home to one of the largest Hasidic Jewish communities.

Visit the heart of New York City—the Grand Central Terminal! This tour introduces you to the vibrant characters who once walked these halls and admired the terminal's impressive beauty.

Start your journey in the bustling main concourse, where the iconic clock atop the information booth will surely catch your eye. Discover the tales of Cornelius Vanderbilt, the visionary behind the Grand Central Depot.

Step into Vanderbilt Hall, a living testament to the terminal's transformation in the 1980s. Then, head to Pershing Square Plaza to see the world's largest Tiffany clock.

Discover the many secrets of a New York City icon! Close to a million people pass through Grand Central Terminal every day, yet very few know the many stories and secrets that you'll get to discover on this tour. 

Join an expert guide to uncover the origins and history of the Beaux Arts train station, from its glittering glory days to disrepair and modern quests to save it. Top-rated tour guides will make sure you experience what most miss: its hidden features, design quirks, and much more. 

Whether you pass through it every day on your morning commute, or you're strolling through the Grand Central for the first time, you are sure to leave having learned, seen, and experienced something new and extraordinary.

The Society of Illustrators has been championing pencil-wielding magicians since 1901. A hidden gem in NYC, the society's historic museum provides a unique experience for anyone interested in curated illustrations, comics and cartoon art exhibits.

With four galleries and 2,500 pieces in the permanent collection, as well as a rotating schedule of events and exhibitions, illustration enthusiasts will find endless inspiration in this unique New York museum.

Prepare for an exciting adventure with indoor skydiving at iFLY – no parachutes needed! Experience the thrill of free-falling and flying in a vertical wind tunnel, all in a secure and comfortable setting.

Upon arrival, gear up in modern flight suits, helmets, and goggles. A certified instructor will lead a lively training session to ensure everyone gets the most out of the experience.

Then, it's time to enter the flight chamber with the instructor's guidance. Feel the rush as the wind lifts you off the ground, twirling and floating in a whirlwind of excitement. After defying gravity, catch your breath before diving back into the fun.

Experience a VIP guided tour of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, a New York City landmark. Tours run at 10:30am and 2pm every day where you can explore hidden corners with a knowledgeable guide and a small group. 

Admire the 330-foot spires, 2,800 stained-glass panels, and 21 altars. Located on Fifth Avenue near Rockefeller Center, it's the largest Gothic Cathedral in the US.

Step right into the verdant heart of the Big Apple with this delightful self-guided walking tour of Central Park! Discover the park's most iconic locations, such as the famed Bethesda Terrace (as seen in countless movies and TV shows), the picturesque Mall walkway, Central Park Zoo, and many more hidden gems. As visitors meander through the lush landscape, they'll uncover fascinating tales about the park, its attractions, and New York City's intriguing past.

Here's the game plan: Within 30 minutes of booking, guests will receive a unique password and an app. Simply download the app, enter the password, and download the tour onto any smartphone. Upon arrival at Central Park, head to the first stop, launch the app, and follow the instructions from there. For the ultimate adventure, stick to the recommended route!

No need to worry about expiration - this magical tour is available from the moment of booking until the end of time!

Prepare for a walking tour of the Bronx with a certified Spanish guide. 

See everyday life in one of the world’s most famous neighborhoods.

The Bronx is the birthplace of stars like Jennifer Lopez, Cardi B, and Al Pacino. 

Once known for crime in the 1980s, the Bronx is now much safer and diverse. 

More than half of its residents are of Hispanic origin. Visit one of the largest baseball stadiums in the world. 

Learn about the Bronx’s pivotal role in hip-hop, breakdancing, and salsa. 

The Bronx isn't just what you’ve seen in movies. It’s a hub of music, art, and sports.

Participate in a graffiti workshop in Brooklyn and create your graffiti art project with the guidance of a local New York City graffiti artist. Your art will take shape on studio walls, with an option to upgrade to a personalized canvas.

Go to a Brooklyn art studio in the Bushwick area. Learn aerosol art tips and techniques, from basic fill-ins to more advanced designs. Get a sense of the graffiti art culture in the city.

This workshop is open to all ages and skill levels and helps develop a better understanding of street art by the end of the session.

Visit Midtown Manhattan to see notable landmarks featured in numerous films and television shows. Take a guided walking tour to learn about the history of Grand Central Terminal, the New York Public Library, Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, and St. Patrick's Cathedral. Enter Grand Central Terminal to understand its notable features and unique details, and observe notable urban architecture as the guide leads you through the streets of this well-known district.

Engage in the dynamic environment of Bushwick, Brooklyn, a renowned site for street art and urban culture. Originating as an area settled by the Dutch in the 17th century, Bushwick has grown through the influences of various communities including German, Italian, and Hispanic residents. Currently, the neighborhood serves as a prominent canvas attracting artists globally who contribute striking murals that shape the story of contemporary street art. Learn about the methods and narratives of these creators and understand the cultural significance of their work. Central to this movement is the Bushwick Collective, an open-air gallery initiated to unite art and community, reflecting an inspiring endeavor to elevate urban spaces through creativity.

Trace the history of property disputes and persistent leaseholders that influenced the buildings around Grand Central. Walk a route inspired by the book 'Holdouts!' by Alpern & Durst, which highlights examples of how development in the 1960s shaped these structures. Visit sixteen sites where property decisions led to notable urban changes. Learn about the varied reasons for preserving or modifying these spaces, from individual homes to businesses tied to long-standing agreements. Observe how unique architectural results, like asymmetrical entrances, irregular layouts, or integrated structures, stem from these historical decisions. See examples like a preserved brownstone incorporated into a large modern building, revealing the stories of the people and events behind these transformations.

Visit some of Manhattan's neighborhoods with distinct features. Start in the Meatpacking District, an area with cobbled streets, retail spaces, and establishments like the Whitney Museum of American Art. Walk a portion of the High Line, an elevated park constructed on disused railways. Explore Chelsea Market with its assortment of shops and culinary selections, along with its history of being where Oreo cookies originated. Continue to the High Line to observe gardens, public art pieces, and nearby buildings. Conclude at Hudson Yards, home to landmarks like the Vessel and options such as an observation deck or dining venues. This outing introduces both historical and modern aspects of New York City.

Taste dishes from Williamsburg's well-regarded sandwich makers while engaging in a discussion about the definition of a sandwich. Visit three notable local eateries known for their specialty sandwiches. Gain insight into the history and development of Williamsburg as you pass through its notable areas. Observe how the neighborhood reflects influences from various cultures and times. Conclude the visit at a nearby venue located approximately one mile from the starting point. This provides an opportunity to appreciate the culinary creativity and the stories that make up the local food scene.

Take a donut tour of Brooklyn to sample the famous local donuts. 

Taste a variety of donuts from spots like Doughnut Plant and Peter Pan. Visit two additional secret locations. 

Tour Brooklyn, Williamsburg, and Greenpoint neighborhoods. Meet other donut fans while walking through historic areas. 

Enjoy classic donuts like glazed and cream-filled.

Tour the Bushwick neighborhood to view numerous vibrant murals adorning warehouse buildings, creating an outdoor venue for art. Learn about the artwork and the creators, including Nick Walker, Jason Naylor, and others contributing to the area's street art scene.

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