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We'll get the night started by meeting up in New York City top Invite Only trending spot, so naturally, we will start with exclusive VIP access by cutting the line, moving right into Bottle Service and dancing our night away. Each Night is a different agenda. Make sure to check with us for the plans that night etc Our goal is to get you comfortable, feeling good, and serving you with different options of alcoholics drinks for the best Nightlife hospitality. As the night proceeds, we will enjoy the dance floor with hottest New York DJ's, and famous celebrities and continue to party in style with providing the option to stay or continue on to a different venue. So, forget the tourist typical bars come to take part in a ​night, you'll make memories and want to brag to your friends about a place where beautiful locals meet.

Enjoy beer and lobster on a 2-hour New York City cruise aboard a classic tall ship. As you admire views of New York Harbor and the Manhattan waterfront, chow down on lobster rolls from Luke's Lobster, a favorite eatery, and sip from a selection of brews.

Discover two of Pennsylvania’s most popular sights on this all-day guided tour from New York City. From midtown Manhattan, head to the Philadelphia area and explore Lancaster County’s Amish community. In Philadelphia, visit Elfreth's Alley, which dates back to 1703, and the Betsy Ross House. Go on a guided walking tour of Independence National Historical Park, which includes First Bank of the United States, Independence Hall, Carpenters' Hall, President's House Site, Library Hall, and the Liberty Bell Center. Wrap up the day in Amish community and enjoy a buggy ride.

This tour goes beyond surficial facts about landmarks and delves into the history of finance and economics in both New York City and the United States of America. Everything from Native American currency, to northern Slavery, to modern equity trading, and more is illuminated upon.

Welcome to PartyRun! ❤️SOLO FREINDLY❤️ Step into a world of urban excitement! The adventure kicks off at the iconic Central Park, New York, where the energy builds, and players signal their readiness through our innovative chatbot. After allowing a fashionable 10-minute window for late arrivals the game officially commences. While our game features team-based competition, solo participants are more than welcome. You have the freedom to join any team, connect with fellow players, and dive into the thrill of the quest. Navigating the urban jungle takes on a new dimension as teams engage with puzzles, quests, and pivotal moments, seamlessly using the interactive chatbot on their phones. The excitement heightens as teams converge toward the main game path, intensifying the competition. Discover Central Park like never before as PartyRun seamlessly blends cutting-edge technology with the thrill of outdoor excitement! Join us for an adventure that harmonizes the real and virtual worlds.

Did you know there is a hallway covered in gold inside Rockefeller Center? Or that you can rent one of its secret rooftop gardens where Spiderman was filmed? Millions of tourists and New Yorkers alike visit Rockefeller Center every year, but very few will see and experience what you will discover on this unique tour. Join this small-group walking tour led by a local New Yorker and discover the many secrets of this iconic NYC building! - Walk through a lobby covered in gold - See a literal hidden gem of the complex: A sterling silver model airplane made by the Cartier company - Uncover a secret portal that ceremoniously marks the completion of Rockefeller Center’s construction (and is signed by John D. Rockefeller himself) - Decode the meaning behind the world famous art that covers the complex - Discover the surprising story behind the World famous Rockefeller Christmas Tree Headsets included for free, ensuring everyone hears the guide perfectly!

New York City emerged from a Dutch trading post to one of the greatest cities in the world. It was the site of the first federal hall of the United States Government, the place where Washington, Hamilton, and Jefferson lived, the location of a slave market, the place where the stock market was created, and numerous other historical, political, and cultural aspects that helped shape of our current society. In this walking tour of Old New York, we'll dive into the history of early New York, explore the Revolutionary War in NYC, and talk about the influence of Alexander Hamilton, the key figure that established American independence, and how this impacted what, and who, America is today. On this tour, you'll visit many places where the history of this country all started.

Discover the secrets of this New York City icon! Your guide, Patrick Bringley, worked for a decade as a guard in the Met, keeping watch over this two million square foot treasure house. Having explored every corner of the galleries and haunted its vast backstage, he authored the memoir All the Beauty in the World, forthcoming from Simon & Schuster. On this unique walking tour, you will explore the inner working of this vaunted institution from an intimate, first-hand perspective. You will come face to face with beautiful objects whose stories span multiple continents and millennia. Whether you are a devoted museum member or are visiting the Met for the first time, you are sure to leave having learned, seen, and experienced something new and extraordinary. This tour of the Met is great for history buffs and art lovers alike.

Once considered part of the Lower East Side, the East Village has become a unique part of New York City with its numerous historical buildings, unique architecture, and ethnic foods to name a few. This tour of the East Village will highlight many of these sites from the history of the area to the present day. This has been a key location for numerous immigrants during the past two centuries and offers interesting sites to see. The tour concludes in Tompkins Parks where two key statures will be highlighted.

Today we will first visit the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. Here you can appreciate the unique and beautiful design and experience the tranquility and profoundness of oriental culture, and seek inner peace. Then we will head to Lancaster in the south of Pennsylvania in order to visit the first tourist attraction of Lancaster - Amish Farm and House. You will learn about the history and lifestyle of Amish people and experience the rural scenery of Amish village. Finally, we will go to the The Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area. There are hundreds of thousands of snow geese and tens of thousands of Canada geese in the management area every year. The swans wait for migratory birds to come here to inhabit here. Usually from the end of February to the middle of March is the migration season of snow geese. During this period, the scene of snow geese landing and taking off at Lake is very spectacular.

Santa makes a surprise appearance on this 60-minute Statue of Liberty Cruise, revealing splendors of New York City's skyline. We will cruise next to Liberty Island, where Statue of Liberty stands proudly against the Manhattan backdrop, an enduring symbol of freedom & democracy. Enjoy the charm of the Seaport District at 19 Fulton St., featuring historic architecture & waterfront allure. See the iconic Empire State Building in the skyline backdrop, a masterpiece of art-deco architecture that commands attention & One World Observatory. Although your cruise won't make a stop, the view of this architectural wonder is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The journey unfolds beneath the graceful arches of the Brooklyn Bridge, a symbol of engineering prowess & a stunning testament to New York's enduring spirit. While these landmarks pass by without pause, the cruise offers narration, complemented by a surprise visit from Santa Claus & festive soundtrack that ushers in the joyous holiday spirit.

Experience the ultimate Central Park tour from 59 to 81 Streets. Tour the park with a NYC Licensed Tour Guide and historian with over 20 years of experience in educating and entertaining. Whether a first-time or seasoned visitor, you'll make discoveries in this urban artistic masterpiece. * Learn about Central Park’s fascinating history, ambitious construction, and motivations for creating the nation's first large-scale public park * Walk through the exquisite Bethesda Terrace and see the glorious Angel of the Waters * Traverse over the elegant Bow Bridge seen in numerous movies * Walk through the mystical landscape of the Ramble * Stand before the prominent Belvedere Castle * Stroll the Mall with rows of magnificent elms and pay homage to "Women's Rights Pioneers" * Discover life before Central Park, and the remarkable African American and immigrant community, Seneca Village . . . and so much more! NOTE: This tour does not visit Strawberry Fields, just nine blocks from the finish.

Discover the less touristy side of New York with this guided historical tour. Start at one of the city’s oldest bars, a Prohibition-era speakeasy, and see some iconic sites like The National Arts Club, Flatiron Building, and Gramercy Park. Finish the journey at The Flatiron Room where you can sip on a whiskey cocktail (not included in the price) and listen to jazz.

Once one of the most densely populated districts in the world, Chinatown, Little Italy and the Lower East Side of Manhattan have witnessed numerous changes during the past hundred years. This walking tour is a resourceful glimpse into the past, with stops at some off-the beaten track locations. The tour will focus on a few of the remaining vestiges and surviving structures of this era of immigration and offer a taste of the delectable flavors of each neighborhood. This tour will review the reasons each of these groups left their homelands and the impact they had on the history of New York City. \ We will start at Columbus Park in Chinatown which was the initial site of the famous “Five Points.” After exploring Chinatown and eating tasty dumplings, we’ll move to Little Italy to see some sites and sample some traditional dishes. We’ll then move on to the Lower East Side to learn its history and sample authentic Jewish food.

This tour goes beyond merely walking in the park and pointing out landmarks you may have seen in TV shows and movies. We will start off by discussing urban development in the 19th Century and how the Park came to be. As we move through the Park, we will bounce back and forth through its history and highlight different events that define it. Central Park has become the cornerstone of Manhattan and is perhaps what distinguishes New York from other global cities. Don't miss this chance to truly understand it.

The holiday version of our Times Square tour showcases all the best holiday donuts, sights, and sounds in and around “the center of the universe” - Times Square. We have some amazing donuts shops picked out. Our first stop is a Times Square mainstay with absolutely beautiful donuts, pastries and more. From there, we'll head right to the heart of Times Square to try some all American donuts at a flagship donut shop. Our third stop is an incredible donut shop right in Rockefeller plaza, along with a delicious hot chocolate or coffee to go along with it. And we'll end the tour at the Christmas tree at Rockefeller plaza. We think you’ll be pleasantly surprised with all of our stops and recommendations. Along the route, we’ll highlight local history around the neighborhood, local landmarks, the history of New York City, as well as provide any recommendations you’d like around where else you should eat, see, do or stay. We look forward to seeing you soon!

42nd Street is one of the most popular and frequently visited street in Manhattan. It's the home to site such as Broadway and Off-Broadways Theaters, Grand Central Station, the New York Public Library, Bryant Park and the Chrysler Building to name a few. But did you know, that there used to be building such as the Crystal Palace, the Latting Observatory, the Astor Hotel, the Opera House, and a Croton Reservoir on or around 42nd Street? Come take a stroll down this ever-changing street and learn its past and present history.

Stories of murder and mayhem spice up our ghost tours.  This lantern-led, 2-hour long, all-outdoor walk has 19 stories.  Historical photographs bring the people and places to life.  Our stories don't skim the surface. We delve into the history behind the events and through deep research correct some of the mistakes told in the past.  At tours end you receive a list of our sources for your own sleuthing.  We leave the cheese and costumes to the other tours and suggest you leave your little ones with a sitter as the subject matter may be too graphic for those under the age of 10. 

Capture the holiday spirit at festive locales and settings from your favorite flicks during a private holiday lights and movie sites tour of New York City. On this guided driving tour, you’ll pass by iconic sites such as the holiday store displays of Macy’s and Fifth Avenue, stop for a photo in front of the towering Lincoln Center tree and relive your favorite cinematic scenes with on-screen clips as you pass by real film sites from iconic movies. Small private tours are typically 1 hour shorter than public tours.

America’s original multicultural melting pot, the Lower East Side is still foodie heaven, with dishes from a wealth of cultures and cuisines. Experience them on this guided food tour. You’ll sample Jewish pastries at a heritage bakery, try handmade Chinese dumplings and classic candy, and discover the delights of NYC’s historic Essex Street Market. Bring cash to pay your guide for your food on arrival.

Travelers that want to get into the Christmas spirit in New York City might do some shopping and see the tree at Rockefeller Center, but you can make more of your Big Apple holiday trip with this multi-borough holiday tour. Enjoy Christmas-themed activities in both Brooklyn and Manhattan. Highlights include a stop at Bryant Park's seasonal winter market, and a subway ride—at your own expense—to enjoy the famous Christmas light displays in Dyker Heights.

The holidays truly are the most wonderful time of the year in NYC, and this guided walk will help you experience the best of the holiday windows and delightful decorations in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, with a focus on the artists and creatives that make it all happen. Join us to experience the best of the Holiday window displays, including Saks Fifth Ave and Bergdorf Goodman, while also learning about their history and the artists who make them come to life. You'll get to bask in the glow of the world-famous Rockefeller Center Christmas tree and marvel at the dazzling display of lights and decorations that adorn the buildings all along 5th Ave, with a few surprises you might not find on your own. This insightful, art-full tour is sure to help shake off any winter blues and get you into the holiday spirit. It is great for locals and visitors alike and also can be tailored for private groups. A great team-building outing or alternative to a holiday party!

Join us for a festive Christmas cruise around New York Harbor while listening to our live band and host sing traditional Christmas music and hymns! This is a great sightseeing experience and great way to get into the Christmas spirit while cruising around Manhattan for a Hudson River Cruise! See all the main sights around lower Manhattan including Manhattan's Financial District, One World Trade Center, Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty. Guests will be assigned comfortable seating from the boat's heated grand salon. There is also an open outer deck for more sweeping skyline views.