NEW YORK CITY
734 Tours Reviewed
Pizza and history walk together here. I love the mix of three pizza styles and the way you’ll also hit big landmarks like Bunker Hill Monument. The main drawback: you should expect fixed slices and a set dessert, since the…
New York can feel big. This combo helps you tame it. With a 48-hour hop-on hop-off ticket, you can build your own Manhattan route and hit the headline views, then stack it with Empire State Building entry and a ferry…
Lewiston gets serious about food, and the tour makes it easy. This guided walk pairs generous tastings with local stories you can actually picture, from Underground Railroad connections to the War of 1812 and even Mafia ties. I love that…
Boston history hits different on foot. This 2-hour Boston History & Highlights Tour threads the major sights from Boston Harbor to the Freedom Trail and down into Beacon Hill, with a guide who turns famous dates into street-level stories. I…
Brooklyn tastes better with a local guide. This 3-hour walking food tour threads through Smith & Court Streets with stop-after-stop tastings of Italian pastry and Middle Eastern classics, plus coffee from locally roasted spots. I love the focus on mom-and-pop…
One day, two capitals. This is a long but efficient Washington DC sweep that uses a pro guide, nonstop context, and classic photo stops to help you get the feel of the U.S. capital without an overnight stay. I especially…
One day. Three icons of Boston. This trip is built for people who want the highlights without the stress: transport and planning are handled, and you get a guided run through historic streets plus Harvard’s main campus. I like two…
Gossip Girl fans, this one’s for you. This Midtown tour strings together real NYC spots from the series, with a guide who points out what most people miss and plenty of chances to take photos of actual sets and landmarks.…
Streetlights and skyscrapers, from your glass-topped bus. I love how this private NYC night tour turns landmark sightseeing into something you can actually photograph, with the special glass-top ride helping you see the skyline clearly. Two standouts for me are…
Food and revolution, on one stroll. I like how this day threads North End Italian flavors into Boston’s American Revolution storyline, so you’re not just staring at plaques. The small-group format (max 12) also makes the guide feel like a…
Ghost stories, but with real streets. This walking tour hits Boston’s big landmarks fast, mixing famous locations with eerie tales tied to executions, folklore, and literature. I like the small-group feel and that it uses a mobile ticket, so you…
Color Factory NYC is color you can touch. The whole place is built around 12+ playful installations that get your senses working and make it easy to bond with people around you. I like that it is designed for fun…
Picture yourself on the Brooklyn Bridge. This 2-hour guided walk pairs an all-time NYC icon with a modern neighborhood that feels like a movie set. You’ll cross the Brooklyn Bridge (an NYC skyline fixture since 1883) while your guide shares…
NYC looks different after dark. This 3-hour luxury bus tour gives you a fast, comfortable way to see a lot of NYC landmarks while the city lights do the work. You get guided commentary in English, and you keep your…
Midtown Manhattan moves fast, and this tour keeps up. I like the way it strings together Broadway District stories and major landmarks into one smooth morning, and I love that the SUMMIT One Vanderbilt stop turns the city into a…
