Tours

Central Park is one of New York City's star attractions. Rather than wandering through it alone, you'll have a far richer experience in the company of a guide who knows it well. In a small group, follow your guide through the park on a walking tour that covers the history, structures, plants, animals, and movies associated with the park.

Discover America’s financial hub on a small-group walking tour through Wall Street and the Financial District. Learn about the history of this business mecca and the stories of some of its famous, and infamous, businessmen. Visit Federal Hall, Trinity Church, and the Wall Street Bull. Upgrade your ticket to include a self-guided audio tour of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island.

We will stroll down beautiful streets and blend with the changing character of each area: from the dramatic and dark past of the Chinese Mafia to the old Jewish buildings in which time stopped still. From secret magical gardens to Mom-and-Pop restaurants. We will meet the next generation of an Italian family butcher shop and spot the bold interventions of contemporary street artists in the local landscape. Most of all, we will discover the most famous city in the world from a new and uniquely moving perspective.

Without a doubt one of the most interesting and underappreciated museums in the city, so I'm glad to take you to it! It's also really easy to get to from Manhattan! Come and discover treasures of American art, amazing and unique spaces, works that changed the history of art and the world in general.

On the tour we will understand how natural the park itself is, how it happened to be spread over such a large area in the heart of one of the most expensive and crowded cities in the world, what actually makes it such a famous place, and why it is truly a paradise in the heart of the most crowded and urban city.

New York is a city of immigrants, everyone knows that. A collection of smells, colors, sounds and faces from all over the world together create one of the busiest and most intriguing cities in the United States.

On the tour, we will explore three important downtown neighborhoods from the Downtown area of Manhattan – Chinatown, the Lower East Side and Nolita.
 

During two and a half hours of wandering we will discover hidden (but really hidden) gardens, cascading waterfalls (of a few meters!), Strange sculptures, historic corners (well, how not) and some of the most special buildings the city has to offer. This is a tour that exemplifies what I always say about New York - if you allow it, it gives so much more than we thought!

On the tour we will enter some of the magnificent buildings, get to know architecture from the time when New York officially becomes a cosmopolitan and exciting city, discover equal shops and restaurants, walk in the parks and also see what their importance is to freedom of expression in the United States, and more.

During the past 250 years it was home for the most distinguished residents in town, a magnet for immigrants, a heaven for bohemians and hippies, and a playground for some wild counterculture.

In the Great Women of Greenwich Village tour we will get to know one of the most interesting neighborhoods in the city, and see how it became the perfect grounds for women who changed our lives forever

 

We’ll walk the streets of Little Italy, absorbing the sights, the sounds, and the tastes of this colorful neighborhood rich with a triumphant, if occasionally bloody, history. Explore Mulberry Street, with its rich aromas of pasta and pastry wafting from nearly every storefront. Discover the spot where a legendary mafia assassination took place, or just take a moment to sample some cannoli.

Join us on a tour that celebrates the High Line from an artistic, architectural, and historic perspective. This tour is suited for both visitors and locals. Whether you've already been to the High Line more than once or whether it's your first time there, join us to an experience that offers a fascinating perspective on the beloved park full of content, surprises, and secrets