• Departure Point: Any stop along the route (Stop #1-16)

• Schedule: Daily, 8am - 6pm

• Unlimited Hop On Hop Off

• Complete loop takes approx: 2 hours

• Recorded narration available in these 11 languages:
  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

See all of Manhattan’s most legendary landmarks by taking part in our Downtown Tour. Beginning in the heart of Midtown under the glittering glow of Times Square, this tour travels south and passes iconic locations like Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building, and Radio City Music Hall. After passing through the culturally rich streets of Chinatown and Little Italy, you’ll head to Financial District and Battery Park before rounding Manhattan’s southern tip. There, you’ll easily be able to spot the Statue of Liberty as she stands tall across the harbor. On the way back to Times Square, you’ll also view the newly constructed One World Trade Center soaring over one hundred stories high. This tour also allows you to hop off the bus at any of the included locations should you decide to explore them further. For a comprehensive and convenient way to see all of the city’s most essential landmarks, you can’t go wrong with the Downtown Tour.

• Departure Point: Any stop along the route (Stop #3 and 16-29)

• Schedule: Daily, 9am - 5pm

• Unlimited Hop On Hop Off

• Complete loop takes approx: 2 hours

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Uptown Manhattan and Harlem are home to some of the city’s most culturally and historically important locations. Now, you can see these unique and diverse areas of the city like never before. From the tour’s starting point in serene Central Park, you’ll make your way through the breathtaking and artistic neighborhoods of Harlem, which once served as the epicenter of New York’s African American cultural movement. You’ll also pass through the borough’s “Museum Mile,” an area between 82nd and 105th Street that houses some of the city’s most famous museums. Considered one of the most impressive concentrations of culturally significant artifacts and works of art in the world, this unique area attracts tens of millions of patrons each year.

• Departure Point: Battery Park (Between West St. & Washington St.) (Stop #12)

• Schedule: Once Daily, 10am

• Complete loop takes approx: 1 hour and 45 minutes

Brooklyn remains an indespensible part of any New York adventure. Experience the city's hippest culture as our double-deckers tour all the essential sites of this iconic borough, including diverse destinations like Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, and the Barclays Center. The route is rounded off by a stunning view of the Manhattan skyline from across the river. As a key component of the iconic skyline, the Brooklyn Bridge remains a powerful sight well over a century after its construction.   

• Departure Point: Stop No 16 (8th Ave btwn 42nd St & 43rd St) (Stop #15)

• Schedule: Once Daily, 9:00am

• Complete loop takes approx: 2 hours

Nothing says New York like The Yankees, and our tour of the Bronx brings you right to their home field! The new Yankee Stadium has housed icons like Derek Jeter, A-Rod, and Mariano Rivera, and remains one of the most impressive and expensive stadiums in the history of sports. Our Bronx tour also features a ride through Harlem and Midtown, areas teeming with culture and history.  

• Departure Point: 286 West 46th Street (Between 7th & 8th Avenue) (Stop #1)

• Schedule: Frequent Departures, Daily, 7pm - 11pm

• Complete loop takes approx: 1 hour and 45 minutes

New York reveals its true magnificence at night when the city that never sleeps glows with millions of lights. Our double decker Night Tour takes you from Times Square down 5th Avenue to the Empire State Building, Greenwich Village, Chinatown, and Little Italy, before crossing over to Brooklyn. As the bus returns to Manhattan the Brooklyn Bridge provides a truly dazzling performance of light and architecture. After passing the United Nations, the tour continues with the Chrysler building and Grand Central Terminal, two of the most beautiful structures in the entire city. Before you know it, the bus has returned to the glamorous lights of Times Square, leaving you with a night of memories to last a lifetime! The Night Tour departs from 286 W 46th Street (46th Street Between 7th & 8th Avenue)

• Schedule: Daily, Mon - Thur 8am - 6pm, Fri - Sun 8am - 7pm

• 2 hours

Enjoy the fresh air while breezily pedaling through Central Park with one of our convenient bike rentals. With two hours to ride, you'll be sure to get your fill of sights, nature, and beautiful Manhattan scenery. Our bicycles are professionally maintained to ensure that nothing gets in the way of your perfect Central Park adventure!   

• Departure Point: World Financial Terminal at Battery Park City (Vesey St. and North End Ave.)

• Schedule: Daily,
  Mon to Fri: 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM, & 4:45 PM
  Sat and Sun: 11:00 AM, 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM, 1:45 PM, 3:00 PM, 3:30 PM, 4:45 PM, & 6:30 PM

• Complete loop takes approx: 1 hour and 15 minutes

Cruise the New York Harbor while getting a close look at the Statue of Liberty and the iconic Manhattan skyline right from the water! Don't miss the oppurtunity to see South Street Seaport, which houses a fascinating collection of antique ships from throughout the city's history. Relaxing, fun, and informative, the Liberty Cruise offers an unbeatable way to see the sights while enjoying the ride!

• Schedule: Daily, 10am - 6pm

• 1 hour

Located along the Museum Mile section of Fifth Avenue, the Museum of the City of New York chronicles local culture through an array of exhibitions, interactive programs, publications, and other media. Founded in 1923 and housed in a landmark building, the nonprofit museum hosts temporary exhibitions to complement extensive permanent collections. Hallways and gallery spaces invite guests inside to study historic maps, photographs of life and architecture, and artwork, as well as vintage displays gathering toys, fashion, and furniture—providing more insight into the city's rich character than the diary of Al Pacino.