Rockefeller Center
Start with a walking tour of Rockefeller Center to see 30 Rock (just like the famous TV show), and a view St. Patrick's Cathedral From here you will board the climate controlled bus an head out on 5th Avenue through the bustling shopping district.
Madison Square Park
Our first stop is a green jewel in the midst of the city with stunning views of the Empire State Building and Flatiron Building
Empire State Building
(Pass by)
See the iconic skyscraper from Madison Square Park.
Flatiron Building
(Pass by)
This triangular building is among the world's most famous skyscrapers, and perhaps the quintessential symbol of New York City.
Greenwich Village
(Pass by)
Drive past Washington Square Park in this artistic and alternative NYC neighborhood that is home to artists and students, and is celebrated for its LGBTQ history.
SoHo
(Pass by)
Amazing cast-iron buildings, expensive shops, and lofts are everywhere in this neighborhood.
Chinatown
(Pass by)
A thriving immigrant community with vibrant sights, smells, and things to do.
Wall Street
(Pass by)
America’s financial heart.
Trinity Church
(Pass by)
This is the historic church where Alexander Hamilton is buried.
Charging Bull (Wall Street Bull)
(Pass by)
Admire the most photographed sculpture of New York.
Statue of Liberty
(Pass by)
You board your ferry to sail past Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty and take in the magnificent New York City skyline. On this 1-hour cruise, you have time to eat lunch. You can bring lunch or purchase lunch at the terminal or on the boat.
The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum
Visit 9/11 Ground Zero, and see the largest man-made waterfalls in tribute to the people that lost their lives.
The Vessel
(Pass by)
Get a great of the towering, interactive sculpture in the heart of Hudson Yards.
Intrepid Museum
(Pass by)
Pass by the former aircraft carrier USS Intrepid which served in World War II, the Cold War and the Vietnam War as well as a NASA recovery vessel in the 1960s
Columbus Circle
(Pass by)
Official highway distances from New York City are measured from this heavily trafficked circle.
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
(Pass by)
Epicenter of New York City’s performing arts culture.
American Museum of Natural History
(Pass by)
Star location for the blockbuster movie, “Night at the Museum”.
Central Park
A stop in Central Park and walk to the Strawberry Field with panoramic views.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
(Pass by)
Home to the Met Gala, one of the largest charity events for fashion and pop culture
Times Square
Our tour concludes with a drop off at Time Square, the colorful and bustling entertainment capital of the world.
