NEW YORK CITY
New York City’s best, in one place.
The 15 most popular things to do in New York City. Broadway shows, harbor cruises, the observation decks, the great museums and the ferry to the Statue of Liberty, all in one place.
Ride up One Vanderbilt for 93 floors of Kenzo Digital art, glass skyboxes, and 360° NYC views by day or night.
Most Popular“I think the dark hallway leading to the elevator at the beginning of the tour is not necessary and does not add to the experience. I think there should be more signs explaining what you will be seeing and there should be a sign explaining the elevator to the upper deck.”
Timed, contactless entry to the 9/11 Memorial Museum, with free access to the Memorial pools, Survivor Tree, and Glades.
“Absolutely loved every minute of this museum. It is SO well done and displayed, you completely get lost in the stories and events of that day. I highly recommend to anyone visiting NYC.”
Skip-line Empire State Building ticket with 86th-floor 360° views, museum galleries, and optional 102nd-floor upgrade for sweeping panoramas.
“nothing to change - it was cool to see it in the evening”
Self-guided ferry from Jersey City to Liberty and Ellis Islands. Skip ticket lines, use multilingual audio, see Lady Liberty’s torch.
“we arrived earlier than booked for our trip but they let us on which was great. The experience was busy as you would expect. We were there in Feb, can't imagine how busy it will be in the spring summer months. You get a good view of the statue from the boat for pictures before…”
All-day AMNH access in NYC: 40+ halls, Rose Center, and Gilder Center, with optional ticketed shows for families and science fans.
“Absolutely loved it, great experience for Adults and kids, if you really want to see everything expect to spend atleast 4 to 5 hrs if not more, start at the 4th floor and make your way down, especially if you are on a tight schedule.”
Guided Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island tour from Battery Park with ferry tickets included, plus flexible options for museum time.
“I had a great time on this tour. Jack was a great guide who provided lots of information and insight into the monuments, and the tour felt perfectly timed in each location.”
New York in One Day packs Central Park, Rockefeller Center, 9/11 Memorial, and the Staten Island Ferry into six guided hours for $99.
“Donald was knowledgeable and interesting. He really cared about us having a good experience even though it sleeted the entire time!”
Skip the ticket line at MoMA Midtown. One-day admission with free multilingual audio guides, Wi‑Fi, and access to special exhibits.
“Really easy access no waiting and cheaper than buying on the day Great value”
Skip the One World Observatory line, ride the SkyPod in 47 seconds, and enjoy 360° views of NYC from floors 100–102.
“Breathtaking. Especially after we’d visited the 9/11 museum earlier in the day. Highly recommended.”
New York CityPASS® bundles 5 top attractions with mobile tickets and big savings, including Empire State Building, AMNH, and more.
“Nothing to dislike about this CityPASS. Really easy to book the activities.”
Circle Line’s 2.5-hour NYC cruise circles Manhattan with live narration, Wi-Fi, and close-up Statue of Liberty views.
“Very informative tour. Lots of things to see and great view of Statue of Liberty! Boat was clean and well stocked with snacks and drinks to buy.”
Twilight Circle Line Harbor Lights cruise with live English narration, a full bar, Wi‑Fi, and a near-Statue-of-Liberty sail in 2 hours.
“Great overnight ferry ride. Best way to view Manhattan skyscrapers from all angles. Loved it all, will definitely go again the next time I'm in NYC.”
Private Central Park pedicab tour with a guide, photo stops at iconic sights and film locations, warm blanket included, 1–3 hours.
“Peter gave a great tour of Central Park. we stopped and took pictures at all the major sites very beautiful.”
See Manhattan from above on a narrated helicopter loop. Spot the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, and Broadway lights.
“the breathtaking flight and the great staff. as well as the magnificent view from a bird's eye”
Private Central Park pedicab with blankets, guided stories, and photo stops at Bethesda, Strawberry Fields, and more for $38.
“The best way to cover Central Park! Great family experience and our tour guides were so knowledgeable about the history of the park. Highly recommend this experience.”
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