Biking is the perfect way to see lower Manhattan.

With over 47 miles of paths traversing 843 acres, Central Park provides an excellent ride for both experienced and casual bike riders.

1. Empire State Building Observatory - 86th floor. The World’s Most Famous Building, which celebrates its 90th Anniversary in 2021, is an international symbol of hope, determination, and possibility in the heart of New York City 2. Hop aboard our quiet, eco-friendly boat where you can enjoy an open roof deck and witness the New York skyline in all it’s glory and get the perfect selfie with Ms. Liberty herself! If you prefer to experience your sail from indoors, the first floor deck is equipped with a full service concession! 3. Capture the energy of New York City like never before with our immersive 360° photo of Times Square. Known as “The Crossroads of the World”, Times Square is where dazzling billboards, bustling crowds, and the city’s nonstop pulse come together in one unforgettable scene.

Looking for the perfect reminder of your adventure? Our souvenir gift store is packed with charming, creative, and memorable finds for every age. Take a piece of the journey home or surprise someone special with a gift full of personality.

Explore the major landmarks of Downtown Manhattan on a fully guided tour of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, 9/11 Memorial, Ground Zero and Wall St. Upgrade to include entry to the 9/11 Museum.

On this New York to Washington DC tour, check out the nation's capital in a day with all logistics, transport, and entrance fees included. Traveling by an air-conditioned bus or Sprinter with a guide for commentary, you'll view landmarks including the White House and Washington Monument. Plus, visit Arlington Cemetery and the National Smithsonian Air and Space Museum or National Museum of Natural History.

Swap the Big Apple for a day in history-steeped Boston undistracted by transportation worries. Travel to the city by comfortable vehicle, and enjoy a comprehensive tour of its highlights with the benefit of a guide for commentary. Stroll around Cambridge's Harvard Yard, admire the city's revolutionary-era landmarks along the Freedom Trail, and enjoy free time for a lunch of local favorites such as clam chowder at Quincy Market.

Seize the opportunity to experience Philadelphia and Pennsylvania's Amish Country during your time in NYC with this hassle-free tour. Rather than juggling trains, buses, or rental cars, relax aboard a comfortable bus or Sprinter. Travel first to Philadelphia's historical highlights, such as the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall. Then, head for Lancaster County to discover how the Amish people live and even enjoy a horse-and-buggy ride.

Join us for an incredible New York adventure with our exclusive tour package! Experience the vibrant streets of Harlem, visit the iconic Apollo Theater, explore the historic Yankee Stadium, General Grant National Memorial and see the legendary Cotton Club. Immerse yourself in a unique blend of culture, legendary music, and electrifying baseball action that embody the true essence of this amazing city.

Discover the Hamptons - a clutch of affluent seaside towns on Long Island about 90 miles (140 kilometers) from Manhattan - without fretting about car rental, trains, or buses on this day trip from NYC. Explore charming coastal villages, including Southampton and 300-year-old Sag Harbor. Hear stories from a guide you might never learn otherwise, stop for a wine-tasting, and enjoy free time to bag bargains at Riverhead's Tanger

Explore St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City at your own pace. Discover the building's impressive architecture and captivating history on a self-guided audio tour.

This small group, docent-led tour explores the cathedral and areas generally off-limits to the public including the sacristy and the crypt. Use a private entrance and step behind the velvet ropes.

Visit one of the world's greatest museums, located on the edge of beautiful Central Park. Small group guided tour.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art houses one of the greatest art collections in the world. With over two million works of art and artifacts, ranging from ancient Greece and Egypt to Modern art from Europe, it is New York’s must-see museum.