Join this group tour to see many of New York’s most famous buildings and architectural treasures. We’ll head from Times Square, the heart of the Theater District, to the New York Public Library and Grand Central Terminal, two beautiful examples of Beaux-Arts design. We’ll talk about the fight to save Grand Central before making our way past the iconic shops of 5th Avenue to St. Patrick’s Cathedral and The Plaza Hotel. We’ll then see two of NYC’s most famous museums before making our way into Central Park, where we’ll see NYC’s very own castle, hidden in plain sight. We’ll finish the tour by running through the park and downtown past Carnegie Hall. We love this route because it has it all – the sights, streets, and smells of NYC! You can really feel the energy of the city in Midtown, and it’s a great combination of classic New York landmarks and quieter stretches away from the hustle and bustle, even in the heart of NYC.

Of the most scenic walks in New York you will ever meet. This moderate and adventurous trail rewards walkers with scenic paths and unforgettable views of the Hudson River and surrounding mountains. Ideal for travelers who want to explore nature beyond New York City, the walk begins and ends in Cold Spring, a charming town where you will close the experience at a local pizza place. It's a memorable outdoor getaway for tourists looking for hidden New York gems. About the Walk * Difficulty: Moderate. Perceived difficulty may increase if you are a beginner or not physically active. * Elevation Gained : 1,073 ft (327 mt) * Highest point: 987 ft (301 mt) * Lowest point: 20 ft (6 mts) * Distance: 5 mi (8 Km) – We will walk an extra mile (1.6 Km) from the station at the start of the hike. * Estimated Walking Time: 4h. This may vary depending on the rhythm of the group.

Set off on an exciting adventure through Lower Manhattan! Begin at Bowling Green, then explore the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House while solving riddles about its impressive sculptures. Continue on to the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church Cemetery, and the World Trade Center. Along the way, uncover hidden stories at New York City Hall, the South Street Seaport Museum, and even a neighborhood playground. Discover fascinating connections to Gotham City, the Titanic, and the Vietnam War before ending your journey with breathtaking views of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty.

NO Mafia cases, no ghosts -- We will visit the locations of 3 bizarre and mysterious murders from the "gritty city" era (1980s + 1990s) of New York City. One of the cases is unsolved - we will discuss various theories and attempt to solve the case. The other 2 cases - though technically "solved" - left many tangled strands that have never been fully untangled. If you enjoy true crime cases that get you "hooked" - this is your tour. If you're interested in the gritty/sleazy/strange REAL New York City of the 1980s and 1990s - this is your tour. If you like true crime podcasts + books + documentaries - then you will LOVE this tour! Location -- we will walk through the lower half of Central Park, and then take a brief city bus ride to the edge of Times Square. Guide -- your tour guide (Eddie) is NYC's leading true crime historian. He has collaborated with The New York Times and Oxygen TV/NBC Television regarding true crime. He is a licensed attorney and longtime resident of New York City.

Manhattan's 42nd Street is home to some of the most acclaimed architecture from some of this country's greatest architects and designers. However, New York is not just a collection of tall buildings; it is a collection of neighborhoods that changed with a growing city. You will see how these changes will effect what would happen on its avenues over time. The mysteries of how and why a neighborhood will transform, how what once was and what would be will influence architects and their design choices, will be revealed and explained.

Discover the historic waterfront neighborhood of Red Hook, a hive of Brooklyn makers of everything from glass to wine. With its charming Civil War-era warehouses and sweeping views of New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty, Red Hook is a hidden gem. An active port destination with a maritime heritage, Red Hook continues to be a hub of urban manufacturing. Explore a unique part of Brooklyn and visit creative people and small businesses makin' it here right now. See who's makin' it in Red Hook! • Discover the historic waterfront neighborhood of Red Hook • Visit creative people and small businesses makin' it in Brooklyn • Learn about Brooklyn from someone with real life manufacturing experience • Explore charming Civil War-era warehouses and other signs of Red Hook's maritime heritage • Be inspired by the innovators of Brooklyn's Industrial Revolution

Stained Glass is one of the most unchanged crafts in the world. The process and techniques involved are centuries old, but the piece you design and build in this workshop will be one-of-a-kind and forever a monument to your creative super powers!This workshop is designed for beginners but will be enjoyable to those with previous stained glass experience, especially due to the latitude you’re allowed in designing your piece. This workshop is perfect for anyone who desires to dabble in small form sculpture, glass, color, and line design.During this workshop, our guides will introduce you to the world of stained glass, teach you the fundamentals of designing stained glass art, and all the skills involved in the Tiffany technique to create your design. This will include pro tips for designing your piece, help with selecting and shaping each of its elements, and finally soldering it all together.

The Boston tour from New York in Spanish will allow you to explore at your own pace, with 90 minutes of free time to enjoy the Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall. Here you can sample the famous Boston gastronomy, tour the market or visit the Port of Boston. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to visit Boston from New York on a guided round trip the same day. Book your Boston excursion from New York today and get ready for an experience you won’t forget.

We offer a historical and emotional tour tailored to the visitor’s preferences, as well as personalized guidance and the right setting to capture the best moments, making your visit a unique experience.