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New York City’s 15 most popular self-guided 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.”
A 2-hour Metropolitan Museum of Art highlight tour with a licensed guide, plus all-day Met entry and same-day Met Cloisters access.
“Be on time and wear comfortable walking shoes! You will cover a lot of ground! You may want to revisit or check out more after the tour is over, but be prepared to stay close to your guide.”
Explore St. Patrick’s Cathedral with a $20 self-guided audio tour, entry included, multi-language options, and about 2 hours.
“Nice audio tour, would have liked a little more history of the building, perhaps a little longer - or option for a more in-depth tour.”
Self-guided Central Park audio walk with offline GPS, 40+ stories, and flexible pacing. $14.99 with lifetime access.
“Loved it! First time using this format. It was perfect for us-informative and fun, great going at our own pace”
Self-guided audio walk through Grand Central Terminal with 25+ stories on the Vanderbilts, Whispering Gallery, and ceiling details, offline.
“This tour was a favorite of mine. I have used this company several times and am never disappointed. I will continue to use this service.”
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.
“Amazing day! The audio guide was super easy to use and told great stories about the history. We loved being able to walk around at our own speed without a guide rushing us.”
Self-guided visit inside NYC’s largest Gothic Cathedral. Marvel stained glass, 15th-century art, and a Keith Haring altarpiece in 1 hour.
Visit the Eldridge Street Synagogue museum for $7, see Moorish Revival stained glass, learn Lower East Side Jewish immigrant history, and more.
“נחמד, לא יותר. מקום יפה אבל אם היה הדרכה או משהו זה היה יותר סבבה”
Self-guided Millionaire Row audio walk on Fifth Avenue with GPS cues, Gilded Age stories, offline maps, and a finish at the Met.
“This was AMAZING! The app was easy to download and worked perfectly. It knows exactly where you are, which cues it to begin the respective story. It also gave clear directions on where to go, when to stop, etc. The narration was super entertaining, and we learned a ton. It was so good, I bought…”
Hamilton walking tour in Lower Manhattan with audio: four NYC landmarks tied to the musical. Small group, 1:30 pm start.
“Dana was a pleasure to have as a tour guide we loved the tour we learned so many things about the play as well as the history of Alexander Hamilton Dana was so much fun to only give this tour 5 stars is an injustice to her will be looking to more tours that she…”
Self-guided audio walk through Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO with offline maps, 25+ stories, and lifetime access for $14.99.
“A++Great audio, easy to follow and good value for money. Very informative and easy to follow once started the trip.”
A self-guided, offline audio walk from the High Line to Hudson Yards with GPS guidance and smart photo stops for about $10.
“We were to/of that we could start the tour at any point. We started at the opposite end of the audio tour and tried to make it work but it did not. Should have been described much better.”
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.”
App-guided Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island tour from Battery Park, with controllable audio and optional official ferry and entry tickets.
“Awful company. Received an email morning of my tour that it was cancelled. I never requested a refund or to cancel it. Good luck getting in touch with them. Go with a different booking company.”
A low-cost, GPS-triggered Central Park tour app with audio, photos, movie stops, food tips, and restrooms—follow your own route anytime.
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