What You'll See

• Sculptures by Constantin Brancusi
• The Thannhauser Collection, including works by Manet, Picasso, and Degas
• Frank Lloyd Wright's Architecture
• Photographs from Robert Mapplethorpe
• And More!

The Experience

Located on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the Guggenheim Museum features some of the world’s most impressive pieces of Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, Modern, and Contemporary art. Designed by iconic architect Frank Lloyd Wright, the building itself is just as breathtaking as the paintings and 3D sculptures that grace its galleries. Not only will you find yourself inspired by the beautiful pieces of artwork that are permanently on display, it also features ever-changing exhibitions, allowing you to experience even more cutting-edge art during your visit. If you are looking to soak in as much art and culture as possible during your trip to NYC, a visit to the Guggenheim Museum is a must.

What You'll See

• Ancient Near Eastern Art
• Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
• Asian Art
• Egyptian Art
• European Art & Sculpture
• American Art
• Greek & Roman Art
• Islamic Art
• Medieval Art
• The Anna Wintour Costume Center
• The Art and Armor Collection
• The Robert Lehman Collection
• The Musical Instrument Collection
• And More!

The Experience

With 17 curatorial departments, 2 million square feet of gallery space, and over 2 million works in its permanent collections, The Metropolitan Museum of Art or “The Met” is the largest museum in the U.S. This museum is home to encyclopedic collections of musical instruments, costumes, accessories, antique weapons and armor from around the world. Installed in its galleries are several notable interiors, ranging from first-century Rome to contemporary American Art. The museum is open seven days a week and guided informative tours are offered throughout the day. You will undoubtedly have a great experience witnessing relics from real Egyptian mummies and ancient Islamic carvings to Native American masks and much more.

What You'll See

• Irma and Paul Milstein Family Hall of Ocean Life
• Hall of Birds of the World
• Harry Frank Guggenheim Hall of Minerals
• Hall of Saurischian Dinosaurs
• Hall of African Peoples
• Anne and Bernard Spitzer Hall of Human Origins
• Akeley Hall of African Mammals
• Hall of Primates
• Scales of the Universe
• Hayden Big Bang Theater
• Theodore Roosevelt Rotunda
• And More!

The Experience

American Museum of Natural History is one of the largest natural history museums in the world, and it's also one of the most essential museums New York City has. Located right next to Central Park, the museum comprises 28 interconnected buildings with 45 permanent exhibition halls. Its collections contain over 33 million specimens, ranging from human remains, fossils, minerals, to rocks. Halls to visit include: Mammal Halls, Birds, Reptiles, and Amphibian Halls, Human Origins and Cultural Halls, Fossil Halls, and more.

What You'll See

• The Black Hole
• Music Gallery
• Smash Dash
• Torture Chamber
• Shrunken heads
• Megalodon jaws
• A Tibetan skull
• The world’s tallest man
• A real meteor
• And More!

The Experience

Founded by Robert Ripley, Ripley's Believe It or Not! deals in bizarre events and items so strange that people may question the claims. At Ripley's you can explore 500+ amazing artifacts, eclectic artworks, and mind-bending displays. You can also participate in action-packed exhibits like Smash Dash to experience the thrill. Family-friendly galleries are available too, from baseball fans to movie buffs, everyone would find Ripley's a fun and engaging experience.

What You'll See

• The Venue's Restricted Behind-the-Scenes Areas
• The Arena Bowl
• The Professional Locker Rooms of The Knicks and The Rangers
• Chase Bridges Seats
• The Signature Level
• The Venue's Defining Moments Exhibit
• And More!

The Experience

Located in Midtown Manhattan, Madison Square Garden is known as “The World’s Most Famous Arena" - find out why in this all-access tour. Home to New York Knicks and New York Rangers, Madison Square Garden has also played host to numerous concerts involving some of the world’s most famous musicians, such as Billy Joel, Elton John, Parliament-Funkadelic, The Grateful Dead, and Phish. Roam the halls through which these athletic and musical icons have trod as you listen to the knowledgeable tour guide bring this magical venue to life. Want to experience the history first-hand? Be sure to try the interactive VR experience of some of the Garden’s famous moments. There’s plenty to do at MSG!

What You'll See

• The Music Hall's Art Deco Architecture
• The Great Stage
• The Auditorium
• The Grand Foyer
• Meet A World Famous Rockette
• And More!

The Experience

Kick up a great time at the world-famous “Home of the Rockettes.” Learn the history of the Great Stage and discover the art deco masterpieces within its walls as part of a tour guided by one of the Hall’s many charismatic and knowledgeable staff members. On the tour, you can visit the basement, home of the innovative hydraulic system that transforms the stage into a dynamic presence, as well as the lobby area. Be sure to take some time out of walking around this magnificent building to chat and take a picture with a real-life Rockette and visit their Hall of Fame. You will surely enjoy the beauty and history of the Radio City Music Hall!

What You'll See

• Adidas
• Calvin Klein
• Disney Outlet
• Fendi
• Givenchy
• J. Crew
• Marc Jacobs
• Pandora
• Ralph Lauren
• Stuart Weitzman
• Tory Burch
• Ted Baker
• Samsonite
• Jimmy Choo
• Godiva Chocolatier
• Burberry
• And More!

The Experience

Located roughly 50 miles and one hour’s drive from Manhattan, the grounds of the Woodbury Common Premium Outlets is the perfect destination for a day trip outside the City. Save your hard-earned money while simultaneously building up your wardrobe, as you enjoy extraordinary prices at such well-known clothing establishments as Brooks Brothers, Ann Taylor, Guess, Marc Jacobs, and more. Accessorize your new clothing with handbags from Kate Spade, jewelry from Kay Jewelers, and watches from Citizen, all at a fraction of the retail prices you would pay elsewhere. Need a break from shopping? Sit down in the Market Hall and dine on tasty food, delicious sandwiches or yummy yogurt. If you are making the trip with a family including youngsters, take advantage of the children’s play area and complimentary strollers.

What You'll See

• New York at Its Core
• Timescapes
• Activist New York
• Stettheimer Dollhouse
• Starlight
• And More!

The Experience

Located in a landmark building on Fifth Avenue’s Museum Mile, the Museum of the City of New York features a variety of interactive exhibits, media displays, and educational programs that chronicle the city’s history. Founded in 1923, guests are invited to explore hallways and galleries, which are teeming with historic maps, vintage photographs, notable artwork, and antique artifacts. This nonprofit plays host to a variety of both permanent and temporary exhibits, meaning you’ll always have plenty to discover when you visit the Museum of the City of New York.

What You'll See

• Modern and Contemporary Art by Latino Artists
• Puerto Rican, Nuyorican, Mexican, and Chicano Graphics
• Taíno Artifacts
• Traditional and Devotional Artwork
• Rotating Exhibitions and Collections
• And More!

The Experience

A part of New York City’s famed Museum Mile, El Museo del Barrio is a unique museum that is unlike any other in the city. Known to locals as simply “El Museo,” it houses an impressive collection of artwork and culturally significant artifacts from Latin America and the Caribbean. There is also a special focus on artwork created by Puerto Ricans and members of New York’s vibrant Puerto Rican community. The museum’s goal is to educate visitors from around the globe about Latin America’s rich history. Inside El Museo’s walls, you’ll be treated to collections filled with pre-Columbian Taíno artifacts, modern Latino art, education exhibits, sculptures, installations, and much more. The museum’s onsite café also allows you to experience authentic Latin American cuisine before you depart. If you want to learn more about New York’s diverse cultural history, don’t pass up a visit to El Museo del Barrio. 

What You'll See

• Firefighting artifacts and equipment dating back to the 1650s
• Firefighting on Parade
• Romance of Firefighting
• Fire Apparatus
• Tools and Uniforms
• And More!

The Experience

The New York City Fire Museum brings together collections of fire-related art, artifacts, gear, and apparatus from the late 18th century to the present. Visitors will learn about the evolution of firefighting from the days of the bucket brigades, through the history of volunteer firefighters, up to the latest firefighting techniques and equipment. The museum is home to a memorial for the members of the FDNY who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, alongside artifacts that were recovered from the World Trade Center site. The museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and sharing the history of the FDNY and to teaching fire prevention and safety.

What You'll See

• KGB Cameras
• Secret Recorders
• KGB Concealment Devices
• Crypto and Cipher Machines
• Spy Radios
• KGB Telephones
• And More!

The Experience

Visit the only public museum in the world dedicated to exploring espionage operations carried out by the main security agency for the Soviet Union from 1954-1991, the KGB. Visitors will walk through a one-of-a-kind collection of items that haven’t been public until now. The exhibits reveal details about the secret lives of KGB agents and provide insight into the strategies behind many of history’s top-secret espionage operations. The museum’s mission is to showcase the secret history of a clandestine organization in an informative, engaging, and factual way, with an emphasis on espionage’s role in world events.

What You'll See

• Times Square
• Rockefeller Center
• Empire State Building
• Flatiron Building
• Macy's
• Madison Square Garden
• Union Square
• Washington Square Park
• SoHo
• Chinatown
• Little Italy
• City Hall
• Battery Park
• Charging Bull
• One World Trade Center
• And More!

Onboard Amenities

State-of-the-art GPS-guided Audio Narration

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Unparalleled Views and Photo Ops

Free Earphones Provided

Exclusive Features Not Available at Other Sightseeing Companies

Board with Your Phone, No Printed Pass Needed

Live Map to Track Actual Bus Arrivals

Exclusive Movies & Celebrities Audio Channel

The Experience

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.

What You'll See

• Central Park
• Carnegie Hall
• Monumento General José de San Martín
• Columbus Circle
• American Museum of Natural History
• Carnegie Hall
• El Museo del Barrio
• Guggenheim Museum
• Metropolitan Museum of Art
• The Plaza Hotel
• General William Tecumseh Sherman Monument
• And More!

Onboard Amenities

State-of-the-art GPS-guided Audio Narration

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The Experience

Uptown Manhattan is one of the most refined areas of the city, filled with art, culture, and nature. It’s home to beautiful Central Park as well as the famous Museum Mile, which hosts a collection of world-class museums that is considered one of the foremost concentrations of art and history around the globe. You’ll also travel through Harlem to experience the unique African-American culture and history at famous restaurants and venues.

What You'll See

• Statue of Liberty
• Ellis Island
• Manhattan Skyline
• New Jersey
• Brooklyn Bridge
• Manhattan Bridge
• Governors Island
• Brooklyn Heights
• And More!

The Experience

What You'll See

• Rockefeller Center
• Bryant Park
• Grand Central Terminal
• Chrystler Building
• St. Patrick Cathedral
• Times Square
• Empire State Building
• Great Views of the Manhattan Skyline
• And More!

Onboard Amenities

The Experience

What You'll See

• Columbus Circle
• Wollman Ice Rink
• The Mall and Literary Walk
• Bethesda Fountain and Terrace
• Cherry Hill
• Bow Bridge / The Lake
• Belvedere Castle
• Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir
• Harlem Meer Lake
• Strawberry Fields
• Sheep Meadow
• Tavern on the Green
• And More

The Experience

Our Guided Central Park Bike Tours are a perfect blend of movie scenes, classic architecture, historical attractions, celebrity sightings, and much more. Take a bicycle tour of the world's most famous urban park and experience New York in a completely unique, fun, and exhilarating way. On our guided bike tours you will help you see Central Park like you never could on foot. We'll take you to see everything from the incredible Olmsted designed waterfall, pool and loch to the famous Metropolitan Museum of Art. We make it easy to get your bike and get the most from your time in the Park.

As you journey through the Central Park, spotting wildlife through the trees and gliding over the gentle hills, your trained guide will point out famous Hollywood film locations, like the areas where they shot everything from Big Daddy and Friends to You've Got Mail and Sex and the City. You'll also get to see where famous stars like Al Pacino, Steven Spielberg and many others reside around the park. These bike tours in New York City are unique experience you shouldn't miss. We provide everything you need to enjoy a day in the park. As you ride from place to place, you will see a wide range of attractions, including: The Carousel, The Wollman Ice Skating Rink, The Plaza Hotel, and more. Your guide will lead you to some of the most interesting spots, oversee your adventure, and provide the bits of history, pop culture, and more to complete the experience.

What You'll See

• Sheep Meadow
• Tavern on the Green
• Delacorte Theater
• Central Park Carousel
• Bethesda Fountain
• Strawberry Fields
• Alice in Wonderland
• Great Lawn
• And more!

The Experience

Thoroughly experience the sights and sounds of Central Park by taking a charming and leisurely ride on our convenient bike rentals. For two hours, you’ll enjoy a refreshing trip through the city’s manicured green space, all while taking in the surrounding Manhattan scenery and feasting your eyes upon the park’s many historic landmarks. These state-of-the-art bicycles allow you to explore Central Park the way it is truly meant to be experienced.

What You'll See

• Brooklyn Bridge
• Brooklyn Botanical Garden
• Antique Furniture District
• Grand Army Plaza
• Barclays Center
• Manhattan Bridge
• Brooklyn Museum
• And More!

Onboard Amenities

The Experience

What You'll See

• Lincoln Center
• Yankee Stadium
• Rockefeller Center
• Radio City Music Hall
• Bloomingdale's
• Columbus Circle
• Grant's Tomb
• And More!

Onboard Amenities

The Experience

The Bronx is one of New York’s most important boroughs. On this tour you’ll be able to take in the impressive beauty of the legendary new Yankee Stadium. Not only is it a place where baseball greats like Derek Jeter, A-Rod, and Mariano Rivera once called home, it also is one of the most expensive and iconic stadiums ever built. During your tour of The Bronx, you’ll also be treated to the diverse sights and sounds of historical Harlem and magnificent Midtown.

What You'll See

• Bryant Park - home to New York Fashion Week
• Rockefeller Center
• Saks Fifth Avenue
• St. Patrick's Cathedral
• The Cartier Mansion
• Nike House of Innovation
• The Fred F. French Building
• The Diamond District
• Bergdorf Goodman
• Louis Vuitton
• And More!

The Experience

Departing from the WindowsWear Museum at Berkeley College in Midtown Manhattan, this exciting tour will bring out the fashionista in everyone! Lasting 2 hours and covering 17 city blocks of some of the most famous real estate in the world, the WindowsWear Fashion Tour, led by an experienced fashion expert, will immerse you in the best of fashion that NYC has to offer, including such iconic designers as Marc Jacobs, Gucci, and Alexander McQueen. Get an insider’s look at how these world-famous stores design their window displays, while you get to know the history and origins of stores like Barneys and Saks Fifth Avenue. As you are listening to these fascinating stories, imbibe the famous features and landmarks of the City as you stroll down historic Fifth Avenue.

What You'll See

• Three of New York's best pubs/craft breweries
• Featured beers and drink specials
• Enjoy discounted snacks or meals
• And More!

The Experience

The best way to experience a city’s culture is by eating and drinking like a local. New York has always been a cultural melting pot, and Spirits on Foot Tour allows you to enjoy all of the unique libations that the Big Apple has to offer. This memorable experience will introduce you to some of the most authentic and delicious off-the-beaten-path bars and restaurants that the city has to offer. Every surprise stop comes highly recommended by your New Yorker guide, so you know the food is going to be great. Get ready to drink your way through the city’s five boroughs. 

What You'll See

• Visit non-tourist NY neighborhoods
• Experience local spots
• Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queen's great eating neighborhoods
• And More!

The Experience

The best way to experience a city’s culture is by eating and drinking like a local. New York has always been a cultural melting pot, and Spirits on Foot Tour allows you to enjoy all of the unique libations that the Big Apple has to offer. This memorable experience will introduce you to some of the most authentic and delicious off-the-beaten-path bars and restaurants that the city has to offer. Every surprise stop comes highly recommended by your New Yorker guide, so you know the food is going to be great. Get ready to drink your way through the city’s five boroughs. 

What You'll See

• Flushing Meadows Park
• Queens Night Market
• Famous historic sites such as Cifi Field, Billie Jean King Tennis Center
• Unisphere
• NY State Pavilion (famous in the movie Men In Black)
• And More!

The Experience

There are plenty of unique events going on in New York City - you just have to know where to find them. This excursion will take you all the way to Queens to experience a true culinary delight - the Queens Night Market in Flushing Meadows Park. This open-air market takes place on warm summer nights and allows you to experience cuisines from around the globe. While you’re free to roam anywhere you’d like at the Market, your guide can provide you with useful tips and help you locate famous landmarks in the area. Our only advice? Come with an appetite!