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NYC in a Day Walking Tour

See NYC highlights in six hours: Wall Street, Broadway, Times Square, and Statue of Liberty.
Duration
6 hours
Group size
1- guests
Meeting Point
George M. Cohan Statue in Times Square (W. 46th Street & Broadway)
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NYC in a Day Walking Tour
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Highlights

  • Walk historic districts like Wall Street and Broadway that shaped the city.
  • Follow the ticker-tape parade route at the Canyon of Heroes in Battery Park.
  • Snap a photo in Times Square, tourist central in New York City for good reason.
  • See for miles from the 360-degree One World Observatory with our optional upgrade.
  • Travel by foot, subway, and ferry to see as many NYC highlights as possible in 6 hours.
  • Ride the Staten Island Ferry for stunning views of the Statue of Liberty and NYC skyline.
  • Admire famous landmarks like the Chrysler Building, Grand Central Terminal, and Brooklyn Bridge.
  • Pause for reflection at the 9/11 Memorial, featuring the largest created waterfalls in the country.

What you'll do

Experience an immersive journey through New York City, led by a local guide. This top-rated tour captures the city's iconic highlights.

Designed to let you embrace the essence of the city by walking, using the subway, and taking the Staten Island ferry, this experience takes you from vibrant Times Square to the...

Experience an immersive journey through New York City, led by a local guide. This top-rated tour captures the city's iconic highlights.

Designed to let you embrace the essence of the city by walking, using the subway, and taking the Staten Island ferry, this experience takes you from vibrant Times Square to the historic Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty. With a small-group setting, you'll enjoy a more intimate experience and personalized attention from your guide. Additionally, the tour provides the opportunity to upgrade for a visit to the One World Observatory for breathtaking views from all three levels.

Itinerary

  • Times Square

  • Broadway Theater District

  • Rockefeller Center

  • Saint Patrick's Cathedral

  • New York Public Library

  • Chrysler Building

  • Grand Central Terminal

  • New York City Subway

  • Brooklyn Bridge

  • Staten Island Ferry

  • Trinity Church

  • 911 Memorial

  • Wall Street

  • Federal Hall

Meeting Point

We meet in front of the George M. Cohan Statue at 46th Street and 7th Avenue. The statue is of a man holding a hat and a cane.

FAQs

No way! To have an authentic, immersive experience of New York City, we travel like New Yorkers. We would never recommend our family or friends take a car or bus to see NYC. You don’t want to spend your trip caught in traffic. We’ll travel by foot, subway, and ferry, so we can see more and do more.
The majority of the day will be on foot since this is a walking tour. However, at some points in the tour you will travel by subway and ferry. This tour includes a few miles of walking at a moderate pace and is not accessible for wheelchairs due to using the subway. If mobility is an issue, please arrange for a private tour.
Due to time restraints, we won’t visit the 9/11 Museum or Liberty Island. The tour does visit the 911 Memorial and World Trade Center sites where your guide will share the history and stories of 9/11. We will also take the Staten Island Ferry to get a closer look at Lady Liberty and enjoy views of the skyline and Brooklyn Bridge.
We understand plans change. You can always change your tour 24 hours or more before you tour. We offer a 100% refund up to 24 hours prior to your tour start time. Within 24 hours of your tour, we would have incurred hard costs and therefore cannot allow rescheduling or cancellation without costs.
Our tours run rain or shine, so please check the local forecast to plan. In rare cases when we have to cancel for extreme weather, we’ll offer you the chance to reschedule or give a full refund.
Tips are always appreciated but never expected. They’re a great way to tell your guide they did an awesome job and show your appreciation.
We meet in front of the George M. Cohan Statue at 46th Street and 7th Avenue. The statue is of a man holding a hat and a cane.

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