Top New York City Classes & Workshops

Spend a New York City evening on the water during this relaxing jazz cruise. Perfect for a romantic evening out, the cruise takes you out of the hectic city and lets you enjoy live music and drinks away from the crowds and traffic. Plus, admire views of Lower Manhattan landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, the Brooklyn Bridge, and the Financial District.

For the vast majority of our 200,000-year existence as modern humans, we have been nomadic hunters and gatherers, immersed in nature. We co-evolved with nature; we were shaped, influenced, and adapted to interact and resonate with the wild. Being in nature—even a relaxed walk through a meadow, a hike in the forest, or a yoga class in Central Park —allows us to come back into relationship with our original blueprint, nourishing our senses and our souls with a symphony of stimulus that grounds us firmly in the present moment. Let’s dedicate an hour to ourselves, to finding our inner nomad, to discovering inner peace while the urban jungle continues to buzz around us. •Small group classes ensure that you will get personalized, hands-on, attention from your 5* rated professional Yoga teacher as you move through the poses. •Practice in one of the most iconic places in the world, while experiencing New York's natural beauty. •Let go of everything that no longer serves you.

Learn the basics of Italian cooking—and prepare pasta from scratch—with this hands-on, Italian cooking class. Pick between early and late start times, make your own way to the Lower Manhattan venue, and grab an apron. With your chef’s instruction, you’ll learn how to make your own pasta dishes, as well as starters and tiramisu for dessert. At the end of class, sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor.

With Manhattan as both a background and classroom, learn tips and tricks from a professional photographer during this small-group workshop. Stop by the best locations to shoot and improve your compositional skills along the way. Get hands-on instruction as you explore New York City. The workshop is designed for all skill levels.

Experience Central Park by bike with this convenient bike rental, perfect for everyone from first-time visitors to NYC regulars. Traveling by bike enables you to see more than you can on foot. With a provided map and staff recommendations, you can explore the bike-friendly paths at your own pace and stop to admire sites along the way. Book ahead, as bike rentals often sell out for this classic New York adventure.

Avoid the confines of a group tour and explore Manhattan and Brooklyn at your own pace with this customizable bike rental. Traveling by bike lets you fit in more attractions than you could on foot and enjoy highlights such as skyline views from the Brooklyn Bridge. Plus, a variety of rental options lets you plan a trip that suits your schedule and interests.

Rent a bike and cruise along shady paths, picturesque lakes, and quiet lanes in New York's Central Park. Take in the highlights of the sprawling park on two wheels, and enjoy the full flexibility to ride where you want for as long as you want. Get tips on the best places to visit inside the park, or follow city streets to nearby museums and Times Square.

Rent a bike in Central Park, the perfect way to explore this New York City landmark. Located in the heart of Manhattan, Central Park offers miles of tree-shaded bike paths leading to open meadows, lakes and attractions such as the Central Park Zoo. You can select the style of bike that you prefer, with baby seats, baby trailers and tandem bikes also available. All rentals come with a helmet, chain lock, and map. Choose from a two-hour, four-hour or full-day rental.

Central Park’s massive size can make it hard to explore by foot. Instead, discover its scenic paths and historic sites in the heart of New York City by bike. Ride for an hour, or opt for a half- or full-day rental, and follow tree-lined roads to the park’s highlights and hidden gems. Leave the park behind to cruise midtown Manhattan’s vibrant neighborhoods, and see the city at your own pace.

Delve deeper into the food and multicultural history of Manhattan’s Lower East Side than you could alone on this small-group walking tour. Rather than guessing at eateries and foods to try, let a guide showcase local hotspots and specialties; and chart their European, Jewish, and other cultural roots. Taste snacks such as “knish” doughballs, “bialy” filled rolls, and more; and learn stories of 19th-century immigrant life that many travelers miss.

Get one of the best views in all of New York City from the Top of the Rock Observation Deck at Rockefeller Center. Soak up three indoor and outdoor viewing areas and admire the Big Apple’s popular landmarks, such as One World Trade Center, the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, and more. Booking in advance guarantees your entry to this always-popular attraction.

On this fun small-group (or private) tour, where You’ll sample some of the best snacks and learn a lot about the history of the Lower East Side. Learn about the history of the neighborhood from your local guide. From Poles to Jews to Italians, many different immigrants have called the Lower East Side home and they’ve all left their mark. Also learn about the erstwhile African burial ground, where Africans, both enslaved and free, were put to rest through most of the 18th century. Finally, step into chaotic Chinatown, where steamed pork buns and succulent soup dumplings compete for your taste buds. The tour finishes back on the Lower East Side, where you can continue exploring on your own. It’s advisable to wear or bring clothing that is weather-appropriate depending on the season, as you’ll be outside for at least 3 hours.

New York is a fashion-forward city, so if you want to shop in the Big Apple don't miss this bargain hunter's dream excursion to the famous brand-name outlet shops at Woodbury Common. Just hop on your bus in Midtown Manhattan, and enjoy direct travel to an outlet mall that's packed with 220 designer and brand-name stores to suit every taste. Best of all, with a variety of convenient departure and return times, you can easily pick a visit that fits your schedule and enjoy ample time to shop.

Discover how to achieve the best shots of the Big Apple’s iconic landmarks on this photography tour with a pro photographer. Rather than wasting time hunting for suitable subjects and using trial and error; get hands-on tuition to quickly find the best locations, pick up the right techniques, and learn how to frame and shoot perfect images. Stops include the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, Central Park, and other highlights.

During the Ottoman empire, as far back as the 1600s, fortune tellers read the future from the grinds left after drinking strong, sweet Turkish coffee. Experience this ancient art in an intimate group of maximum eight in the heart of New York City. You’ll drink coffee prepared on hot sand and nibble on vegan, gluten-free Turkish delight before the grinds are projected on a giant screen and your future foretold.

Mary, a NYC local who grew up Italian and has been cooking Italian food her entire life, can teach cooking classes. She is an expert at jarring tomatoes, making fresh pasta, and sauces like pesto, marina, Cacio e Pepe, and clam sauce. Participants can learn these new recipes at Mary's Greenwich Village home with lovely skyline views and may be able to dine on the roof. The class is hands-on, but customizable for those who would prefer to take more notes and enjoy the sit-down meal. Why we love this experience ⁃ Rooftop dinner with amazing views (if possible) ⁃ Guests can BYOB ⁃ Learn how to make authentic fresh pasta sauce from host Mary

Make friends and have fun with local New Yorkers! Join us for a one-of-a-kind bar-hopping adventure that's more than just a tour—it's a genuine local experience. Sip handcrafted cocktails, savor Instagram-worthy local cuisine, and engage in exciting games at each stop. But what truly sets this apart is the chance to mingle and make friends with friendly New Yorkers. It's the perfect blend of culture, fun, and friendship. Don't just visit the city; immerse yourself in its vibrant nightlife and create memories that'll last a lifetime. Book your adventure now and be a part of something truly unique!

Enjoy a private cooking class in a local East Harlem home in New York City. Perfect for those looking to connect with the culture through food, this interactive experience teaches you how to make 2-3 authentic dishes that are a fusion of soul, Tamil, and Caribbean cuisine, such as fried dumplings and prawn curry. After cooking, enjoy your meal in the host's home.

Discover New York’s Garment District, just blocks away from Times Square, and visit a factory to meet artisans who create clothing and theater costumes as well as embellishments and embroideries on this guided tour. Plus, you’ll be able to customize your own souvenir (a tote bag or t-shirt) using embroidery templates.

You'll get hands-on training baking New York style bagels from an award-winning baker, and gain the knowledge and confidence to make perfect bagels at home.

Learn to take better photos, and capture memories of some of New York’s top landmarks, with this small-group photo safari tour. You guide will lead you to top photo spots in Midtown Manhattan, including the Empire State Building, Rockefeller Center, and a moving subway car, and provide hands-on instruction on composition, exposure, and more for all types of camera, from DSLRs to smartphone cameras.

New York's Central Park is full of memorable landmarks and natural scenery, affording plenty of photo opportunities. On this small-group tour, learn the art of scouting for the perfect image and hone your photography skills under guidance of a professional photographer. Visit famous sites, destinations that inspired movies and music, and learn about the history and architecture as you snap photos of this iconic New York City destination.

With the help of your native host, you will prepare a meal using local ingredients. You will be provided step by step instruction on making each dish and you will learn about the origin and history of the dish. You will have an opportunity to take pictures and ask questions as you go through the class.