City Tour Day or Night
Every day of the year
Daytime City Tour (By Day)
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Some of the points on our 4-hour tour
A tour of upper and lower Manhattan, passing by landmarks such as Central Park, one of the most famous urban parks in the world, Lincoln Center, museums and boutiques on 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Center (Top of the Rock), the setting for the film "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York," St. Patrick's Cathedral, Times Square, Broadway, Greenwich Village, Soho, the NEW Vessel (a structure and visitor attraction built as part of the Hudson Yards Redevelopment Project in Manhattan, New York City), Chinatown (customer's choice), the Financial District, the NEW Pier 17, a visit to Strawberry Fields and the Dakota Building where John Lennon lived. We'll cross the Brooklyn Bridge, the setting for the films "Spider-Man," "The Shining," and "Saturday Night Fever," where we'll enjoy views of lower Manhattan and explore DUMBO (Men in Black). We'll head to Battery Park, where we'll have the opportunity to photograph the Statue of Liberty. The NEWEST tourist attraction: Little Island: Opened in 2021, Little Island is a floating public park on the Hudson River, designed by renowned architect Thomas Heatherwick, in the meatpacking district with concrete tulip pots. The High Line: While not exactly new, Chelsea Market: A historic market offering a variety of dining options, shops. Estimated tour duration: 4 hours, and much more...!
Night City Tour (By Night)
​This tour of the city that never sleeps has a charm unlike any other country in the world, with a light show and beautiful, cheerful people. The unmissable Times Square always offers a vibrant experience at night, with its bright lights, giant screens, and a lively atmosphere that never gets old. Chelsea Market: This historic market stays open late and offers a variety of dining options, shops, and special evening events. It's a great place to experience Manhattan's diverse culinary scene. Each season features a different illumination, with its beautiful outdoor panels,
not to mention Rockefeller Center with its gigantic natural Christmas tree and lights (only at Christmas), Lincoln Center, SoHo, Greenwich Village, the Highline, walking in the Meat Packing District, Battery Park, Pier 17, the Brooklyn Bridge. And since everything in New York also revolves around gastronomy, we make the classic stop at Katz's, the best pastrami in the world, over 100 years old. It's delicious!!! If you haven't tried it, you have to try it; this restaurant is delicious. Brooklyn Bridge Park: Although not in Manhattan, this waterfront park offers incredible views of the Manhattan skyline and is especially beautiful at night, with the city lights reflecting on the river.
TIP TO DO LATER, NOT PART OF THE TOUR
The One Vanderbilt Summit is an observatory located at One Vanderbilt, an iconic skyscraper in New York City, adjacent to Grand Central Terminal. This observatory offers spectacular views of New York City from an impressive altitude. Visitors can enjoy an immersive experience that combines cutting-edge technology, interactive exhibits, and breathtaking views. Furthermore, One Vanderbilt is an architectural landmark in its own right, designed to be one of the tallest and most impressive buildings in the city. For tourists seeking a unique perspective of the New York skyline, SUMMIT One Vanderbilt is definitely a tourist attraction worth visiting.