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New York City’s 15 most popular guided tours, with what each one costs, how long it runs and where you actually book it.
New York in One Day packs Central Park, Rockefeller Center, 9/11 Memorial, and the Staten Island Ferry into six guided hours for $99.
Most Popular“The guide was outstanding, knowledgeable, personable and professional. The driver was fantastic and careful.”
Private Central Park pedicab tour with a guide, photo stops at iconic sights and film locations, warm blanket included, 1–3 hours.
“We had a fantastic time. Our driver was so nice and very knowledgeable of the park. So glad we did this.”
A full-day guided DC highlights trip from NYC with comfy AC transport, major monuments, Arlington, Georgetown, and free museum time.
“David,Elvis and Jose were amazing. caring, helpful and providing relevant informations in due time. We even had 2 great surprises ☺️ I will take this tour again and fully recommend it.”
A guided Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island ferry tour from Battery Park, with museum highlights and optional express timing.
“Excellent guide. She gave us many points of good history related to the trip and she interacted well with us including our 14 year old daughter.”
Taste Chinatown and Little Italy in 3 hours with a local guide. Dumplings, roasted duck, pasta, cannoli, tea, and drinks included.
“I would recommend this tour for anyone going to NYC. Patrick was an excellent guide and so knowledgeable about both Chinatown and Little Italy. Chinatown and Little Italy have SO many food/drink choices that it can be overwhelming trying to choose where to go- the tour allowed us to go to tried and true places…”
Guided ferry tour from Battery Park to Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, with museum time, skyline views, and an audio guide on the 4-hour option.
“It was very informative and I enjoyed seeing the sights. Joseph was so good and so nice very knowledgeable!”
One coach day from NYC to Washington DC and Philadelphia, guided in English/Spanish. Monuments, Independence sights, Rocky Steps, and the full-day logistics.
“The tour was great, but it was a long day. It was nice to see all the great historical sights and learn about them.”
5-hour guided Manhattan tour: High Line walk, Chelsea Market stop, and a Staten Island Ferry cruise for Statue of Liberty views.
“After 1 hour of our 6 hour tour, my 11 yr old grandaughter and I were left by our tour guide ...on the High Line in New York....we turned around and he was gone! No flag to guide our group through the crowds or preplanned meeting place. Read more”
Priority ferry to Liberty and Ellis Islands with museum entry, live guide or audio, plus time for Statue of Liberty photos.
“Had limited time to visit in NYC with family and love American history! Was able to get up close with a great guide and access to Statue when other options were sold out and long lines. Also able to get fast tracked through most every line.... less lunch! Learned much and was able to get…”
A small-group guided highlights tour at the Met, with skip-the-line entry, standout art stories, and a manageable pace over 2 to 3 hours.
“Highly recommend a tour for this massive museum. You could spend days wandering the halls aimlessly, or get the history of the museum (and much more) and see the highlights of each department from a knowledgeable and passionate tour guide. We were traveling with our two kids (8&10) and the guide was engaging for them…”
Guided Dyker Heights Christmas lights tour from Manhattan, plus Brooklyn Bridge skyline views and Bryant Park Winter Village at season’s peak.
“Not worth it. We walked a few blocks and there were only like 3 houses to look at. I would not do it again.”
Private narrated Central Park horse carriage ride for up to four, with photo stops at Bethesda Fountain and Cherry Hill in 40–55 minutes.
“Omer was a great host very informative and respectful of us as well as other people on the park. Thank you for a great tour!!!”
Skip-the-line Met highlight tour with a guide, covering Egypt to pop culture in 2.5 hours, then roam the museum on your own.
“Well planned, filled with interesting details and artistic analysis of a number of important pieces. Quite enjoyable and educational-even if you have frequented the museum. The tour also allows for free exploration.”
A small-group Chelsea Market and High Line food walk with tastings, skyline views, and a Hudson Yards finale at Vessel.
“Fun, informative, about the area as well as food history. James was very personable and a great guide.”
Private Central Park horse carriage with guide, photo stops, blankets, and options for NYC lights. 40–60 minutes, up to four people.
“This was a lot of fun. Our guide was very nice and even offered to play whatever music we wanted. He was knowledgeable and friendly.”
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