USA · CITY TOURS IN NEW YORK CITY
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 city tours in New York City justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Explore the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island at your own pace with ferry rides, audio guides, museums, and skyline views for $19.
“transportation from Jersey city to the islands was very convenient, great views, plenty of parking.”
Spend a full day at New York’s American Museum of Natural History, with dinosaurs, the Gilder Center, space shows, and family-friendly exhibits.
“Great experience. We spent few hours and didn’t see everything. Great for a rainy or cold day. We visited NYE week and it was very crowded. It would be nice if they had a max number of ticket sales to prevent overcrowding. And maybe kids area would also be nice.”
Review Top of the Rock in New York, with 360-degree views, three deck levels, sunset tips, Beam upgrades, prices, and practical advice.
“Staff were excellent. View is amazing. The information given was interesting.”
See New York from the air on a 12 to 30 minute Manhattan helicopter tour over Lady Liberty, Central Park, Broadway, and the Brooklyn Bridge.
“Brilliant. Expensive but worth every penny. It’s something you will remember for ever. My teenage boys loved it.”
Review the FRIENDS Experience in New York, with iconic sets, staff photographers, Central Perk, pricing, timing, and practical booking tips.
“I thought it was perfect and nothing should change.”
Review the Top of the Rock ticket, with skyline views, timing tips, Beam upgrade details, pricing, weather advice, and practical booking information.
“Amazing view - cool extras if you want to pay. Rooftop bar. Can look out with no glass on front of you and no roof.”
See Washington DC and Philadelphia in one long day from NYC, with guided landmark stops, the Rocky Steps, Independence Hall, and Liberty Bell.
“Everything was perfect !!! Me and my Dad had a wonderful time with you guys. Thank you so much !!!!”
See New York’s skyline, Brooklyn Bridge, and Statue of Liberty lit up on a narrated two-hour cruise from Pier 83.
“Absolutely amazing and refreshing experience. We are first time new to New York and got to see so many things on our list! We 10/10 recommend!”
Review of One World Observatory in NYC, with skyline views, elevator theater, ticket options, costs, timing, and practical booking advice.
“This was truly an unforgettable experience! Seeing all of NYC laid out below us was an awe-inspiring sight!”
See the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, Ellis Island, and Manhattan skyline on a lively 50-minute cruise from $24.
“Definitely try it! Would easily recommend it to anyone that wants to experience New York from a different perspective! Nice scenery and great communication on the traveling sites!”
See Arlington Cemetery, the White House, Capitol Hill, Smithsonian Air and Space Museum, and major memorials on a 14-hour trip from New York.
“Great tour and considering the time allowed for such a long day trip the guide and operator managed it brilliantly! Definitely got to see a lot and definitely good value for money!”
Review of NYC’s Wall Street, 9/11 Memorial, and Statue of Liberty tour, with practical advice on timing, value, walking, guides, and ferry access.
“Friendly knowledgable guide. Good info especially on Wall Street. Loved seeing the Fearless Girl, fun photo op! Wish we could have spent a little more time at 9/11 memorial pools in silence.”
Compare 90+ New York attractions with a flexible Go City Explorer Pass, including Edge, Empire State Building, cruises, museums, and tours.
“Excellent value. Bought a 7 activity pass for our family of 5 a few days before departure and we were able to use them at leisure during our 7 day holiday. A couple were pre-bookable, the Empire State Building and the day boat trip to the Statue of Liberty/Ellis island and so we booked these before we departed. The others we presented at the ticket office and passes were scanned, all no problems at all. We used also on the uptown/downtown bus, Top of the Rocks, Guggenheim museum, 911 museum and the evening river cruise. All worked perfectly. We had a family member feel ill after scanning to go in…”
Explore Grand Central Terminal’s secret details, Beaux Arts design, stories, and Campbell Apartment bar on a 90-minute NYC walking tour.
“Interesting facts about NYC and Grand Centrals history. Richard was not only very knowledgable he was entertaining. and very engaging ! The time went by so fast I wish we had more time with him !”
Bateaux New York pairs a three-hour dinner, live music, and close skyline views of Manhattan, Brooklyn Bridge, and the Statue of Liberty.
“Romantic high end experience and lovely cruise around lower Manhattan! Good food- exceptional service and a great band! Was a fun time!”
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