Conquering New York in one visit is impossible. Instead, hit the must-sees – the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art – and then explore off the beaten path with visits to The Cloisters or one of the city’s libraries. Indulge in the bohemian shops of the West Village or the fine dining of the Upper West Side. The bustling marketplace inside of Grand Central Station gives you a literal taste of the best the city has to offer.
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Our mission is to give an exceptional educational tour of the 9/11 Memorial and Financial District, so visitors will have a better understanding of what they're seeing at the 9/11 Memorial and the surrounding must-see landmarks. Remember and honor the nearly 3,000 victims of the attacks on September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993 and the selfless heroes, who sacrificed their lives to serve and protect our way of life.
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Brazil NY Tour | Guia Ray Nova York - Blog Por Dentro de Nova York: We provide Tours in English and Portuguese (Brazil) by Car, Subway Tours and Walking tours - Downtown, Midtown, Uptown Manhattan | Brooklyn and others District; Shopping tours at Woodbury Outlets and Jersey Gardens Outlets; Harlem Gospel; Museum and Architecture Tours.
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Since 1992, Big Apple Greeter has been pairing visitors with New York City volunteer Greeters who explore the city together, free of charge, on foot or by public transportation. Warm and welcoming, a Greeter meets up to six people and shares his/her personal knowledge of New York City's culture, people and diverse neighborhoods. A Greeter is not a professional tour guide. Instead, a Greeter is a new friend who is ready to spend two-to-four hours sharing the city he/she knows and loves.
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A walking tour based on the hit musical Hamilton. The tour is called “Hamilton the Tour”, it follows song-by-song Hamilton’s rise and eventual fall as New York’s foremost Founding Father. This tour is designed for folks who have seen or plan to see the Broadway production or those just addicted to the cast album. The tour puts the songs, history and lower Manhattan locations into perspective.
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The Original NYC Walking & Subway Tour! Family owned and operated for over 10 years. Private and Group Tours! Lets face it, New York tours are only as good as their tour guides. Real New York Tours gives people the opportunity to see the city through the eyes of real New Yorkers. Real New York Tours explores the history, the cracks and crevices, the side streets, and culture of real New York neighborhoods. We’ll ride the New York subway, pound the pavement, and meet the people who have become the fabric of this great city. Together we will feel the electricity that drives everyday New Yorkers. This is real New York!
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Escape Games NYC is an engrossing adventure that will challenge you with puzzles and riddles with one main objective: to escape the room in one hour. This experience will test your problem solving ability as you are brought into a life-size interactive game. Our well-trained and energetic game masters will be your guide into each world, directing you with the rules and then leaving you to fend for yourself. Escape rooms are perfect for team-building, parties, or just a fun time with your friends! Unlike other escape rooms, we offer Private Rooms for your players to experience! Come on in to have an adventure of a lifetime!
Start out with the harder rooms “prison break” and “the heist” try it you will love it. Pick your team and beat it in 60mins
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NYC tours the local way! See NYC through the eyes of a New Yorker. SarahFunky tours have food, walking, and customized private tours. Private tours include high-res photography! All tours are offered in English and Spanish. All tours are accessible and can accommodate wheelchairs and strollers.
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If you are a foodie, techie, self-proclaimed geek, environmentalist, or just someone looking for a totally new and unique experience... Welcome to the world of hi-tech, environmentally friendly, urban indoor vertical farming! We'd love to invite you to our 100% operational production facility and experience the rainbow of flavors and textures of our highly curated collection. Farm.One grows a huge selection of rare herbs, edible flowers and microgreens for New York's top restaurants (totaling over 10 Michelin Stars) inside a unique indoor hydroponic farm in downtown Manhattan, situated inside a top-tier Michelin 2-starred restaurant. Guests can taste dozens of varieties, and learn about the science and technique of indoor growing during tours and classes held in the space.
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Have you ever wondered how many elephants have crossed the Brooklyn Bridge? What a $50 million apartment with a street running through it looks like? Of course you have, who hasn't? Metro Tours has the answers to these important questions! We’ve crafted exceptional walking tours through the city’s most historic neighborhoods. You are here, let's explore it together!
4.5 based on 1,054 reviews
Learn how the biggest retail tycoon of the early twentieth century and a star architect changed the NYC skyline forever. Designed by the renowned architect Cass Gilbert in 1913 to be Frank W. Woolworth’s NYC headquarters, the Woolworth Building was the tallest in the world for 17 years. Long closed to the public, architectural tours of its magnificent vintage lobby are now available.
Great to see inside one of the most iconic NYC buildings in architectural history. The tour starts outside the building from the adjacent park, where the gothic facade in terracotta is explained in detail. We then viewed the grand cathedral-like lobby, the back staircase where the bank was situated, and finally the basement which contains the old bank vault. Our guide, Lisa, really brought the building and the Frank Woolworth story alive, much better than reading a conventional guide book could do. The building is still a business centre with many offices, so staff are continually coming and going which adds to authenticity of the tour. Tourists are therefore not allowed to enter the building unless they are part of the tour. The 60 minutes flew by, which gives an indication of how the guide kept our attention and interest. Overall, it was thoroughly enjoyable. I would recommend the 60 minute tour to everyone with a passion for NYC architecture.
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