NEW YORK CITY
12 Tours Reviewed
A Jeep ride through lower Manhattan is fun. You’ll zip from neighborhood to neighborhood with a real city driver, not a bus-mic script, and the whole loop is built for quick, memorable sightseeing in just 2 hours. The big draw…
New York on two wheels is a quick way to get your bearings. This 2-hour Brooklyn Bridge Park bike tour takes you from the Central Park South area to world-famous bridges and green spaces, with a guide along the way.…
Brooklyn photos get way more fun with a plan. This 2-hour private photo shoot mixes a short walking tour with a real professional photographer eye, so you don’t just see the sites—you get photos that actually match the views. I…
Boston history gets real on a sidewalk. This Freedom Trail tour is short, guided, and built around the story behind the Boston you know and the America people were starting to argue into existence. What makes it especially interesting is…
Forget boring food stops. This East Village sandwich tour turns lunch into a walking show, with a guide running the big question: is a hotdog a sandwich? I love the mix of serious food talk and silly debate, and I…
Two bridges, one smooth bike ride. This 10-mile tour strings together big New York moments in a way that feels efficient but not rushed. I like the top-quality bikes and the fact that you’re not stuck figuring out routes and…
Boston nights can be oddly educational. In this 2-hour crawl, you bounce between historic taverns like the Green Dragon and Dirty Nelly’s, then end at Bell in Hand. You’ll hear how beer culture and pub life shaped the city, with…
Philadelphia in two hours feels like a sprint. You glide through the city’s main photo stops and history anchors on a 2-hour electric cart ride, with Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell as your early anchors. I especially like two…
New York runs fast, and this tour turns that speed into great photos. You get a private, customized walking + photo shoot format that mixes major landmarks with off-the-beaten-path streets, plus real help with the NYC subway. I love that…
Boston on a Segway is a fast way in. This tour mixes quick training with a guided route that links major sights, from the historic waterfront to the Freedom Trail landmarks and Charles River views. I love that you get…
Williamsburg moves fast, and this tour keeps up. For two hours, you trace the neighborhood’s shift from a working-class hub of manufacturing and beer brewing to today’s trend shops, while stopping for street art and even a waterfront look toward…
Night on the harbor feels cinematic. This 2-hour Circle Line Harbor Lights cruise takes the Lower Manhattan skyline and frames it from the water with live narration and big, photo-friendly moments. You’ll also get that rare bonus of seeing the…
