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New York City’s 15 most popular audio tours, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
A 90-minute open-top NYC night bus tour with panoramic views, included headphones, and pre-recorded audio in 11 languages.
Most Popular“They don't leave on time, bad customer service, no heat on the bus. Took three hours to get back in to town.”
Explore St. Patrick’s Cathedral with a $20 self-guided audio tour, entry included, multi-language options, and about 2 hours.
“The tour guide never showed up. And when trying to get refunded they lied and said they where there.”
Skip-the-queue ferry to Liberty and Ellis Island with an easy audio guide and museum entry in a self-paced 4–5 hour tour.
“Boat was nice and view was amazing. Audio guide easy to use and explain many interesting things. We learn a lot about history but not boring. Staff was helpful and organized good. Everything on time and no problem. Really happy we book this tour.”
Self-guided Millionaire Row audio walk on Fifth Avenue with GPS cues, Gilded Age stories, offline maps, and a finish at the Met.
“Perfect pace for a solo tour. I was able to stop and start when I saw different things along the way. They even tell you where there are restroom stops. Extremely informative.”
Hamilton walking tour in Lower Manhattan with audio: four NYC landmarks tied to the musical. Small group, 1:30 pm start.
“My daughter and I came to NYC for the first time. We booked the Hamilton walking tour! My daughter is obsessed with the play. It was an easy process to book. Our tour guide Dana was fantastic. She was extremely knowledgeable about the places we visited and correlated the songs from the play to each…”
Self-guided 30-minute VoiceMap walk in NYC’s Financial District with Charging Bull, the Federal Reserve, and the Museum of American Finance.
“Didn't really get a lot of info. Very surface-level and not much quantity. A quick Google search of what you are walking by would give more details. I would not recommend. Thankfully, it was cheap.”
A low-cost, GPS-triggered Central Park tour app with audio, photos, movie stops, food tips, and restrooms—follow your own route anytime.
Walk the High Line from Gansevoort to Hudson Yards with story-led VoiceMap audio, offline maps, and a surprising ending at Vessel for $14.99.
“Very informative and entertaining commentary. Easy to download and start the App. Did have some issues with synchronizing walking speed with app commentary.”
Walk Central Park with VoiceMap audio from Grand Army Plaza to the Dakota. Offline maps, Emmy-nominated storytelling, and flexible pacing.
“Very hard to use especially with paths in Central Park kept going in circles and telling us we were lost. No kidding! Would like a refund”
Walk the West Village’s punk, literary, and prohibition past with an offline VoiceMap tour. Lifetime access for $11.99.
“Worth spending the time to learn some interesting history and enjoy a lovely walk in the w. Village.”
Ride or walk the Brooklyn Bridge at your pace with a $5 geo-location app for Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn, plus food and photo stops.
Self-guided offline audio tour of Greenwich Village, from Washington Square Arch to Jefferson Market Garden, for $14.99 in English.
“Very interesting historical perspective of the area. We learned a lot about the area throughout the years. Directions were clear as to how to get around.”
Self-guided audio GPS walk through Prospect Park: JFK Memorial, grand arches, waterfalls, and Picnic House with offline maps.
“I used Apple Maps along side the tour to help keep me on track. It’s a wonderful, entertaining and educational tour and I highly recommend it to get the most out of a visit to Prospect Park. It’s quite a long walk and there are some stairs involved, so be aware if that presents a…”
A self-guided VoiceMap walk from Bowling Green Park to Stone Street, featuring Battery history, war memorials, and Ellis Island stories. Offline included.
“Definitely worth it. When construction at the battery is completed it will be even better. But this was a fantastic tour and I learned and discovered new stuff and sites!”
A low-cost, self-guided VoiceMap audio walk through NYC’s Theatre District, with offline access and quick stops for Broadway-lovers.
“Regan was great. The experience was easy to book. I highly recommend Regan and the experience for all theatre lovers!”
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