209 activitati in New York Area (NY), UNITED STATES - USA

Join us for an extraordinary look into the rich history and breathtaking artistry of New York’s most famous landmark. Highlights - An expert historian guide on hand - Find out about the great works of art and architecture of the centre - Be guided through the most significant buildings, gardens and spaces Delve into the Rockefeller Center’s fascinating Art Deco design with a tour that highlights the statues, sculptures and murals that adorn the centre. Your journey begins over 80 years ago with John D. Rockefeller Jr’s unwavering vision for a cultural centre. Your expert guide will point out all the great works of art and architecture that form the Rockefeller Center today. Your guide, an expert historian, will lead you through the centre’s most significant buildings, gardens and spaces. Follow along with your own personal headset and enjoy this uninterrupted account through a closed circuit connection. The Rockefeller Center will never look the same again! Start/opening time Daily at 10am. Tours depart hourly. End/closing time Daily at 5pm and in summer at 7pm. Languages English.

Central Park is instantly recognisable as the film set for countless blockbuster films. The first public park built in the United States is now the most filmed setting in the world, which is why there are over 40 locations to take in on this two hour walking tour. Central Park Movie Tour is led by actors and actresses who are enthusiastic and knowledgeable about Central Park’s distinguished heritage. The park’s picturesque natural beauty, horse-drawn carriages and the reminder of countless romantic scenes make for a relaxing afternoon stroll peppered with anecdotes and humour as scenes from Crocodile Dundee and Date Night are recalled. This unique walking tour through world-famous Central Park highlights more than 30 film and television locations including where the cast of Glee sang ‘I Love New York’ and a view of the 19-storey Plaza Hotel which was the bittersweet meeting point for Barbara Streisand and Robert Redford in The Way We Were. The Friday and Saturday tours take in the famous ice skating rink from Love Story, Stepmom and Serendipity, the Bethesda Fountain featured in Enchanted, the Bandshell from Breakfast at Tiffany’s and the Boathouse Café made famous by When Harry Met Sally along with many other highlights which you can be photographed at. The New York tour of Central Park Movie Sites ends near the famous restaurant Tavern on the Green, recognisable from Ghostbusters, New York Stories, and Wall Street, having passed the huge twenty-two acre lake featured in The Manchurian Candidate.

Discover the meteoric rise of New York City with this informative walking tour of the financial district. We’ll see the city through the eyes of penniless young immigrant, Alexander Hamilton. From humble beginnings as one of many boys looking for a golden opportunity, he rose to become the first Secretary of the Treasury, epitomising the enterprising spirit that defines a nation. Trace the history of NYC from its founding as a small Dutch settlement to its current role as financial world capital. Visit New York’s oldest park, Bowling Green, where Peter Minuit first bought Manhattan Island from the native people in 1626. Then stop in Battery Park where ranks of artillery once stood to protect the vulnerable infant city from marauders. Visit Fraunces Tavern, the oldest building in Manhattan and a key location during the American Revolution. It was here that the final settlements of the American Revolution were hashed out in the British-American Board of Inquiry meetings. Hear stories of lavish wealth and tragic downfalls while you wander down Wall Street. We’ll pass the New York Stock Exchange where fortunes are made and lost every day, and remember the Wall Street Crash of 1929 which caused the global downturn of the Great Depression. Finally, visit Ground Zero, site of the tragic September 11th terrorist attacks in which nearly 3,000 people died. Take some time to reflect on the bombing that rocked the world, and discover how the indomitable New York spirit has risen from the ashes of disaster to forge a new future. Languages English Sights seen en route include Statue of Liberty Castle Clinton Ellis Island Bowling Green Square Fraunces Tavern Hanover Square Delmonico's Restaurant Wall Street and William Street The Federal Reserve Building and Chase Manhattan Headquarters The New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall Trinity Church Alexander Hamilton's Grave The Canyon of Heroes *Wheelchair accessible with assistance.

Join the global leader of nightlife tourism, in the city that never sleeps: NYC. With the Party Pass you will start your night at one of the city’s swankiest ultra-lounges and enjoy dedicated drink specials. You will then join your VIP host to be whisked past the velvet ropes into an “A-List” nightclub as an all-inclusive VIP. See our itinerary schedule for nightclub and ultra-lounge locations. We specialize in delivering nightlife experiences by exceeding expectations for safety, quality, and service. Experience One Ultra-lounge, Finish Your Night at One of NYC’s Hottest Nightclubs and Select Drink Specials at Ultra-lounge Expedited Entry and Cover Included at Both Locations Dedicated Nightlife Host/Hostess to Escort you into Each Nightlife Venue – No Hassle! We are NOT responsible for denied entry to any venue because of improper identification. You only get one wristband for the evening. If you lose the wristband and our hosts don’t remember you, you will not be allowed back on the party bus. If you are causing any kind of commotion, you will kindly be asked to leave the tour, please bear this in mind.

Enjoy Lower Manhattan with a tour around the main thoroughfares and buildings this side of the city, the most historical area in all of New York. This tour has been designed for you to choose the option that is best suited to you from among four offered. Lower Manhattan Walking Tour Take a guided tour complete with a panoramic view of the key buildings in Lower Manhattan. This area includes the part of the city built after the Dutch purchased the island all the way to Ground Zero, a vital place of pilgrimage for any tourist. We will get a complete account of the September 11th attacks. You will be able to take photos of the two fountains that occupy the former space of the Twin Towers and are today part of the 9/11 Memorial. We'll also get to know the historic heart of Manhattan's Financial District: Wall Street, home to the New York Stock Exchange. Wall Street's architecture is rooted in the Gilded Age, although there are also some Art Deco influences in the neighborhood. The most important buildings in the area are the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall, built at the beginning of the 19th century in the Greek Rival style. Walking Tour with One World Observatory This option includes the complete walking tour and tickets to One World Observatory, from which you can see the buildings of Lower Manhattan. Walking Tour with 9/11 Memorial & Museum This option includes the complete walking tour as well as tickets to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, which serves as the country's primary institution to examine and document the consequences of the events of 9/11 and explore the importance of carrying on. Walking Tour with One World Observatory and 9/11 Memorial & Museum This option includes the complete walking tour and tickets to One World Observatory and the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. Duration Lower Manhattan Walking Tour: 3 Hours Walking Tour with One World Observatory: 4 Hours Walking Tour with 9/11 Memorial & Museum: 5 Hours Walking Tour with One World Observatory and 9/11 Memorial & Museum: 6 Hours Languages Spanish

The 9/11 Memorial Museum serves as the country's principal institution concerned with exploring the implications of the events of 9/11, documenting the impact of those events and exploring 9/11's continuing significance. The Museum tells the story of 9/11 through interactive technology, archives, narratives and a collection of artifacts. Learn about the two core exhibitions and see other areas of the 110,000 square feet of museum space. The Museum has a growing permanent collection of artifacts, stories, photos, video and other materials that shape our shared history.

Stroll the streets of New York’s oldest neighborhood as we retrace the steps of one of our greatest locals and founding father, Mr. Alexander Hamilton. Discover how Wall Street, the Stock Exchange and our financial system began with this young immigrant. We’ll end with a pint at his favorite tavern. Highlights - Find out all about how the finance capital of America all came about - Allow your mind to wonder as you contemplate money, wealth and power - Stroll down the first ever paved street in the city Stroll the streets of New York’s oldest neighborhood as we retrace the steps of one of our greatest locals and founding father, Mr. Alexander Hamilton. Discover how Wall Street, the Stock Exchange, and our financial system began with this young immigrant. We’ll end with a pint at his favorite tavern. Our adventure begins at Trinity Church, where Hamilton was buried as a result of one of the darkest days in American political history. Learn how Hamilton arrived in America on the eve of a revolution and quickly became one of the most influential minds of his day, only to be shot dead before his 50th birthday. We’ll stop by Zuccotti Park and uncover how more recent revolutionary movements like Occupy Wall Street trace their roots to Hamilton’s ambitious plans for American prosperity. Next, we’ll learn how Hamilton’s role as America’s first Secretary of the Treasury ultimately led to the creation of the New York Stock Exchange. Across the street sits Federal Hall, where Hamilton looked on as George Washington was sworn in as our nation's’ first president and where he served in the first cabinet. We’ll then check out the two Wall Street skyscrapers that still stand as reminders of the epic feud between Hamilton and Burr, one emblazoned with the name of one of our more recent politicians and local celebrities, Donald Trump. Finally, we’ll make our way down the first paved street in New York City to one of the oldest bars in town where Hamilton himself used to drink with George Washington, and we’ll raise our own glass to freedom and to Hamilton. Along the entire route we will discover not only Hamilton’s history in New York but also how he came to epitomize the American Dream, created the modern world we live in today, inspired many of our wealthy leaders who continue to shape the city and world, and finally, how he wrestled with the questions of wealth, privilege, and power in ways that are just as relevant today as they were in the 1700s. Languages: English.

Ripley's Believe it or Not! Times Square invites guest of all ages to experience the unbelievable mysteries of our world. Home to rare artefacts and thrilling interactive exhibits, our one-of-a-kind attraction in NYC is perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in the unusual, the unexpected and the unbelievable. Highlights - Set your eyes on never seen before weird wonders - Duck under and dive over a load of laser beams on NYC’s Only Impossible LaseRace - Get your thrills on the quickest tour of New York Home to rare artefacts and thrilling interactive exhibits, our one-of-a-kind attraction in NYC is perfect for those who want to immerse themselves in the unusual, the unexpected and the unbelievable. This spellbinding attraction has more than 20 galleries packed with hundreds of artefacts, ranging from dinosaur fossils to outrageous art and giant meteorites. Be mesmerized by this most dramatic collection of items showcasing art, science, nature, history and humanity. Only here will families rediscover wonder around every corner. The collection is based on the life’s work and devotion of the legendary Robert Ripley, an intrepid cartoonist, reporter, adventurer and explorer who scoured the Earth in search of the most bizarre and unusual. Be amazed by exhibits such as a Million Dollar laughing Buddha, an albino giraffe and even try to make it through our Spinning Vortex. From atop 1 Times Square, our newest exhibit allows guests to get up close and personal with the Times Square New Year’s Eve Centennial Ball. Touch the Waterford Crystal podium and ring in the New Year only at Ripley’s in Time Square. Explore NYC’s Only Impossible LaseRace and enjoy the Fastest Tour of New York – there is so much to see and do.

This tour is much more than a walk in the park. Don't miss this chance to wander around the world-famous Central Park while discovering all of its most popular and hidden spots on this one of a kind tour. HIGHLIGHTS: * Easygoing two hour stroll through Central Park * Visit all of its most important sites, from the most popular to the lesser known ones * Learn all about the history and legends behind the park's design Join us on this exclusive tour of Central Park, after which you will have learned so much about the park This tour is much more than a walk in the park. Don't miss this chance to wander around the world-famous Central Park while discovering all of its most popular and hidden spots on this one of a kind tour. HIGHLIGHTS: * Easygoing two hour stroll through Central Park * Visit all of its most important sites, from the most popular to the lesser known ones * Learn all about the history and legends behind the park's design Join us on this exclusive tour of Central Park, after which you will have learned so much about the park's history you will never see it the same way. What's more, you will be able to walk around it in the future as if you owned the place, for you will know it like the palm of your hand. Since as far back as the 1860s, Central Park has been the lungs of New York City, providing refuge among the foliage from the hustle and bustle of Manhattan life, both for tourists and for New Yorkers. On this two hour walk, we will learn about the physical construction of the largest man-made work of art in New York, visit the beautiful 'literary walk', relish the wonderful architectural subtleties in the Bethesda Arcade and Terrace, and loose track of time in the rustic Ramble. Among the many sites you will see are the Sheep Meadow, Belvedere Castle, Bow Bridge, the skating pond, Seneca Village, the Casino and the site of the 'rocking chair' riot. Meeting/pick-up point: The intersection of W 72nd Street and Central Park West – the corner of Dakota Building. Duration: Approximately two hours. Start/opening time:At 10am, please ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the tour start time. Languages: English.

The twin towers of the World Trade Center were once tall and prominent landmarks of New York. Unmistakable features of the city skyline, symbolising the wealth and power of the world’s financial capital. That was, until they fell victim to the brutal terrorist attack on the 11th of September 2001 that resulted in the death of nearly 3,000 people and sent shockwaves around the world. This New York City walking tour takes you around Ground Zero to explore the history of the World Trade Center and glimpse its future development. From the vision and financing of the powerful Rockefeller family, discover the origins of the World Trade Center and its history before the tragic events. Learn the future plans for the World Trade Center site and how it will memorialise the sacrifice of these heroes. The tour includes entry to the 9/11 Memorial, a tranquil site dedicated to the remembrance and honour of the victims of the World Trade Center tragedies. You will hear unforgettable accounts of events of September 11th and stories of heroism and bravery and how New York City rose from the ashes of tragedy to flourish once more. Your guide will share key facts, illuminating events and heartbreaking stories of the tragic day while weaving through the various attractions within the World Trade Center area. You'll explore surrounding sites including St Paul’s Chapel, the Eleven Tears Memorial, Winter Garden and, of course, the Ground Zero site. Your guide will take you through the various attractions, giving you ample opportunity for reflection and contemplation. Languages English.

Discover the amazing changes that history has bestowed upon the South Street Seaport with this exclusive tour of the area. Sails to Sales teaches you the whole story, from its earliest days of sailing ships to the bustling retail centre that dominates it today. HIGHLIGHTS: * Wander through the ancient streets, bars, taverns, shops and houses that fill this picturesque seaport with character * Learn about the lives of characters such as Schermerhorn, who filled the seaport with buildings * Admire in the near distance the views of some of New York's m Discover the amazing changes that history has bestowed upon the South Street Seaport with this exclusive tour of the area. Sails to Sales teaches you the whole story, from its earliest days of sailing ships to the bustling retail centre that dominates it today. HIGHLIGHTS: * Wander through the ancient streets, bars, taverns, shops and houses that fill this picturesque seaport with character * Learn about the lives of characters such as Schermerhorn, who filled the seaport with buildings * Admire in the near distance the views of some of New York's most iconic landmarks Join us on the Sails to Sales tour and discover the most popular and secret sites of the South Street Seaport, and the many bars, taverns, houses and shops that made it the 'gateway' to the world. Discover the wealthy Schermerhorn's who erected buildings at the seaport for sailors to find entertainment on the mainland. As of the 1840s, the Seaport opened up America's trade to the Far East Along the way, you will always be able to admire the beautiful silhouettes of New York's most famous constructions, such as the Brooklyn Bridge. Delve into the renowned Fulton Fish market and the Paris Cafe, where Thomas Edison set up shop as he electrified lower Manhattan. You will also hear about how the seaport developed in the 19th century before falling into oblivion and then reviving as New York's top shopping destination. Meeting/pick-up point: The Titanic Lighthouse, corner of Pearl and Fulton Street. Duration: Approximately two hours. Start/opening time:At 11am, please ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the tour start time. Languages: English.

Unravel the stories of some of the greatest artists in the world when you explore Greenwich Village on the Edgar Allen Poe walking tour. Named after the father of American poetry, this tour delves into the origins of the neighbourhood that became the national epicentre of creativity, political freedom and self-expression. Find out why beatniks, bohemians and starving artists all made a beeline for the cramped brownstones and coffeehouses of Greenwich Village. Take a stroll through the winding streets and check out the chess players in Washington Square. Presided over by the Washington Arch, the square has formed a meeting place and centre for cultural life throughout New York’s history. Then visit New York University, whose musical and literary alumni keep the Greenwich Village dream alive. Sit for a while in Sheridan Square, centre of New York’s gay rights movement, or linger among the flowers outside the beautiful Our Lady of Pompeii Church. Don’t forget to check out upcoming shows at the seminal folk music clubs of Bleecker Street where music history was made. Learn how literature, painting, cinema, and modern music all flourished in this enclave of the avant-garde. From Edgar Allan Poe to Simon and Garfunkel, via smoky jazz clubs and poetry readings, travel back in time with us to discover the original birthplace of Cool America. Languages English.

Welcome to The New Generation of SightseeingTM! Board THE TOUR’s spacious, custom-designed coach for a 90 minute tour in VIP comfort. Highlights - Floor-to-ceiling glass for uninterrupted views - Brought to your by the critically acclaimed and award winning THE RIDE - Comfortable tiered and street facing seating Gone are the days where you strained your neck trying to gaze over your neighbour’s shoulder and out of a dirty window, now New York’s only travelling theatre bring you THE TOUR. Comfortable tiered seating facing the street provides you with a unique head-on view of the unfolding cityscape. What’s more, with floor-to-ceiling glass you won’t miss any of the sights we pass by. Our ninety minute tour introduces you to New York’s most iconic neighbourhoods and landmarks. See Times Square, Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, Central Park, Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music hall, the Garment District, Empire State Building, Madison Avenue, New York Public Library, Bryant Park, and the famous Forty-Second Street, to name a few sites. Your experience will be enriched with deeply researched narration provided by your licenced Navigator as well as audio-visual support.

It’s all aboard for a cruise that will take you past some of the most iconic sights of New York and will inspire you with tales from its intriguing past and present. An essential on everyone’s trip to New York for those close-up photos of the symbol of the US, the Statue of Liberty, and a scenic panorama of the city from the water! New York’s fabulous skyline comes alive as you stare up from the water at the awesome skyscrapers during this 75 minute Liberty Cruise. A scintillating trip along the famous Hudson River will enthrall you with the fascinating story and development of this diverse cosmopolitan city as you see sights such as the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the historic immigration centre and the striking skyscrapers of the World Financial Centre. Known as the Land of the Free, the American shores drew people from all over the world to live the American Dream. The image of a better life of political freedom and the opportunity for individual advancement and prosperity attracted those with an entrepreneurial spirit. For many who desired to begin a new life, this area of the Hudson marked their entrance into the new world. The symbol which perhaps best captured the hopes and dreams of so many is the Statue of Liberty, also known as our lady of Liberty. You can sail the very waters that brought 12 million immigrants to the shores of the US, gaze in awe at the statue that symbolised a new life for so many and see Ellis Island, which for some would be the closest they would get to realising their dreams. Then catch sight of the skyscrapers of the World Financial Centre reflected in the same water, perhaps the modern day symbols of enterprise and success. Languages English. Guide books are available in French, German, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese.

Mingle with Hollywood A-listers, legendary entertainers and the world’s biggest sports stars at Madame Tussauds wax museum in New York. Here you can rub shoulders with the hottest celebs in interactive exhibits with Big Apple themes such as the Newsroom and The Spirit of New York. Samuel L. Jackson, Charlie Chaplin, Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Abraham Lincoln, Barack Obama, JFK, Pablo Picasso, Muhammad Ali and even Madame Tussaud herself… All these and many more stars await you at Madame Tussauds New York! Highlights - Visit one of the most famous wax museums in the world - Pose next to your favourite movie stars, sports icons and political figures - Five floors of interesting themed exhibitions You just may have your heart broken when meeting Twilight’s Robert Pattinson, or be the centre of attention with Leonardo DiCaprio. During your visit to Madame Tussauds, you can meet Oscar winner Julia Roberts or enjoy a dance with Rihanna and Britney Spears and play guitar with Taylor Swift. Head to the Music Room and enjoy hanging out in New York’s hottest nightclub with Madonna, Jennifer Lopez and local legend Lady Gaga. Take a bite out of the Big Apple at Madame Tussauds’ tribute the city’s greatest symbols. Get close to Marilyn Monroe in a classic New York scene, ring the bell at the Stock Exchange and pay homage to the fallen heroes at the 9/11 Memorial. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through Central Park and sit behind the wheel of a real NY cab. Local sports stars also have pride of place with household names such as Eli Manning, the star quarterback of the New York Giants NFL team, and baseball players Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees and David Wright of the New York Mets. Step into the spotlight rub elbows with some of the world´s most influential and famous celebrities. Languages English

Get the best views of the most famous skyline in the world with a fascinating 90-minute Midtown Cruise on the Hudson. You’ll get the inside scoop on all the sights that make NYC so special from our entertaining and informative licensed tour guides. Glide through the waterways of the Big Apple and discover what draws 50 million visitors to experience its unique charms every year. Journey past Wall Street, where traders scurry between the exchanges and fortunes are made and lost daily. Gaze up at the Chrysler Building, the art deco symbol of the 1930s built on the personal fortune of Walter P. Chrysler. Sail quietly past Ground Zero and take a moment to reflect on the tragedy of September 11th and the indomitable New York spirit that’s risen from the ashes of the Twin Towers. Discover the history of over twelve million immigrants who entered America seeking a better life at Ellis Island. Pass underneath Brooklyn Bridge, one of the oldest suspension bridges in America. Snap some pictures of the iconic Statue of Liberty, a gift from France in 1885 that became the emblem of the American dream. The Midtown Cruise is the ideal start to any stay in New York, giving you a chance to orient yourself from the water. It’s also an excellent opportunity to reflect on this enigmatic city before you leave. Offering more sights than any other cruise in New York Harbour, this trip will give you plenty of inspiration for places to explore further. Languages English.