Activites, Camps and After School Classes in New York, NY

Through this French tour of Harlem, you will dive into the heart of a district steeped in history that has crystallized the hopes of social and cultural emancipation of the African-American community. Our French guides, expatriates in New York for years, are keen to make you spend a friendly moment full of original discoveries!

Hear captivating stories about the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge as you cross this incredible landmark on our Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood walking tour. Enjoy unparalleled views of the famous and beautiful New York City skyline from Brooklyn – a photo opportunity you can’t miss while in New York! Then, explore the trendy Brooklyn neighborhood of DUMBO, known for its galleries, shops, and scenic waterfront views, with your expert NYC tour guide. This 2.5 hours walking tour is a great way to learn more about New York City, enjoy the beautiful Brooklyn DUMBO waterfront and get stunning views of the city while crossing the Brooklyn Bridge.

A walking tour meets street theater in this immersive performance of New York language and slang. Set in the historically linguistic melting pot of the Lower East Side, this two hour exploration of words and accents is led by a guide in a jumpsuit known as “The Tour”—but all guests participate. Together everyone explores through group activities the origins of local slang and the distinctive New York accent. More importantly, we also communicate across the city’s diverse cultures to see how they form a new one.

See the Big Apple’s most iconic landmarks and building up close on this popular helicopter tour of New York City, while taking off and landing out of Manhattan Heliport. This is a one-of-kind pilot narrated modern and historical tour. As you soar above the city that never sleeps, take a look at all NYC has to offer. You’ll see attractions such as: One World Trade Center, Empire State Building, Times Square, The Intrepid Museum, Central Park, Yankees Stadium and Columbia University.

Deck the halls with scrumptious donuts! NYC knows how to make the season bright, and our limited-time Holiday Donut Tour makes it sweet. Imagine enjoying spectacular holiday decorations while eating the city's best donuts and sipping hot chocolate. We start at Grand Central Terminal, where our Donut Elf shares secrets of this iconic building. Sample treats from a top artisanal donut maker before visiting the festive lions at the New York Public Library. Next, savor hot chocolate at Bryant Park's Holiday Market, then stroll up Fifth Avenue to admire stunning store windows. Our final stop is Rockefeller Center, where you'll see the world-famous tree and indulge in brioche-like donuts with seasonal flavors. Along the way, our Donut Elves share NYC's holiday history and offer insider tips on the best spots to visit. Book early—it’s sure to sell out!

The TopView® Skyline Night Tour is more than just a ride — it's a high-energy experience led by a live, entertaining guide who brings New York City to life with stories, fun facts, and trivia. From the open-top double-decker bus, you'll take in unbeatable nighttime views of NYC’s most iconic landmarks — including Times Square, the Empire State Building, and the Brooklyn Bridge — all illuminated against the night sky. This tour stands out for its real-time, engaging narration, interactive atmosphere, and unforgettable photo ops from the top deck. It’s the perfect way to experience the vibrant energy of the city after dark — ideal for first-time visitors and locals alike.

Discover the secret and not so secret networks of private residences, religious institutions, meeting houses, and safe houses used by the enslaved fleeing northward to escape slavery. Contrary to what most people think, New York was a pro-slavery place during the antebellum period. Abolitionists, free Blacks and escapees were in a hostile environment. Slave catchers menaced the streets of New York, looking for fugitives but would often kidnap free Blacks men, women, and children sending them south for a life of servitude. Discover Manhattan's many places and the faces of the people who were part of the Underground Railroad. Their selfless efforts helped countless enslaved Africans to break the bonds of slavery. Walking from Fort Amsterdam, passing by Tribeca, to the African Burial Ground Memorial. We will visit... key landmarks.

Visit the landmarks of Ground Zero, including the 9/11 Memorial, with a guide who has a personal connection to that day. This tour offers an intimate encounter with history as you hear the stories of not just tragedy but also heroism and resilience. We offer several upgrades to enhance your visit. The 9/11 Museum is a must. You can upgrade for a VIP guided tour or a self-guided visit with your skip-the-line ticket. You’re welcome to stay as long as you like in the museum after the tour. You can also add on a visit to Freedom Tower for the 360-degree views of NYC from the spectacular One World Observatory.

From rural outpost to what is now one of northern Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods, Hamilton Heights is named after Alexander Hamilton, one of America's founding fathers. Explore this historic district which features lush, tree-lined streets, turn-of-the-century architecture, religious edifices, and historic sites.

Step back in time to the 1930s as we explore Rockefeller Center, often called a "city within a city." This Art Deco masterpiece will transport you to an era of grandeur and creativity, where we'll uncover the artistic influence of ancient Greece and more modern times. Join your guide to explore the heart of Rock Center. We’ll visit iconic landmarks like Radio City Music Hall and the legendary 30 Rock — home to “Saturday Night Live” — and other renowned spots that define this historic site. The scene here is always changing. In summer, the Channel Gardens are at their most vibrant with seasonal blooms. During Christmas, you can’t miss the opportunity to capture a photo against the famous evergreen — your guide is happy to snap pics for you. At the very end of our tour, you’ll take your included ticket to Top of the Rock and head up over 800 feet to three levels of observatory views. See Manhattan from above with stunning 360-degree views, both inside and out.

Explore Ground Zero with a VIP guided tour led by a New Yorker who shares personal stories of resilience and heroism from that fateful day. This intimate experience includes visits to the poignant 9/11 Memorial and the extensive 9/11 Museum, where a knowledgeable guide reveals the history and significance behind the vast collections of media and memorabilia reflecting both tragedy and the rebirth of Lower Manhattan. Enjoy the exclusive benefit of skip-the-line access to the museum, allowing you to delve deeper into the exhibits at your leisure. Optionally, elevate your visit with breathtaking 360-degree views of NYC from the One World Observatory. - Guided tour of Ground Zero with a local New Yorker - Visit the 9/11 Memorial and Museum with skip-the-line access - Hear personal stories of heroism and resilience - Optional visit to Freedom Tower for panoramic views of the city

A world-class city deserves a world-class harbor cruise that offers unparalleled service, dining, and entertainment. Come aboard our European-style, glass-enclosed Bateaux for the New York Premier Plus Lunch Cruise and be treated to a delectable à la carte menu, and jaw-dropping, panoramic views of New York City’s skyline. You’ll see iconic landmarks up close, such as the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Brooklyn Bridge, and One World Trade Center. As you marvel at Manhattan from the Hudson and East Rivers, enjoy tasty cocktails with carefully curated music with a live pianist. This one-of-a-kind lunch cruise experience is as exhilarating as it is memorable. Creative cocktails, wine and beer are available for purchase from the well-stocked cash bar.

Hear first-hand accounts of September 11, 2001, on this emotional walking tour of Ground Zero and the financial district with a local guide, uncover the stories surrounding 9/11, and get a better understanding of what happened on the day the World Trade Center fell. The tour begins at the Financial district where you’ll meet your guide and learn about the role the building played after the attacks. From here, head to the 9/11 Memorial and gather around the Memorial Pools. Listen to your guide share detailed information about the monument and the design of the pools, as well as the architecture of the new World Trade Center and its symbolic use of materials, light, and reflections. Continue the tour to the Firefighter’s Memorial where you can pay tribute to the victims and those who fought to save them. Next, visit the Eleven Tears Memorial, which is often missed by visitors without a guide. Finally, watch the reconstruction of the site at the Oculus.

Join on an unforgettable 2-day tour of popular sights on the East Coast! Leave behind the bright lights of Times Square—don’t worry, we’ll be back—and embark on several soul-healing excursions in the breathtaking Capitol of the USA.

There's no better way to see Central Park than on a bicycle! It's a massive 840 acres and includes 58 miles (93 km) of drives and paths! But even at a leisurely pace, we'll get to see about three-quarters of the terrain, and most of the major features of the park. We'll enter in the southeastern corner, see the skating rink, carousel, chess and checkers house, the Dairy, the Bethesda Terrace and fountain, the Jackie Kennedy reservoir, the Great Lawn, the Shakespeare Garden, the Belvedere Castle, Strawberry Field (John Lennon memorial) and the Dakota apartment building. During the ride I'll share historical facts of the 162 year old park, its creation and evolution, funny stories, people important to the park and I'll point out places you'll recognize from TV and movies. And you wanna know about the real estate—"What are they paying to live there?"—I know about that, too. You'll have fun and get a great view and education on NYC's biggest tourist attraction!

Experience secret Central Park locations only a true New York City historian can help you find. Visit some of Central Park's least-trafficked, truly historic and most scenic locations above 100th Street. Discover the history of Central Park and its creators, find out what was there before, visit  Revolutionary War forts, see the stunning formal gardens, "hike" through Central Park's man-made Adirondack Mountains and so much more. This very fascinating, educational, and entertaining tour is conducted by a licensed New York City tour guide with over 20 years of experience and a New York City historian.

Discover Wall Street's secret cat guardians on this one-of-a-kind, two-hour walking tour through Lower Manhattan. Learn how cats protected America’s financial center in the 1800s and early 1900s, from safeguarding documents in the Equitable Building to patrolling the halls of the General Post Office, where more than 60 “postal cats” were once on the federal payroll. You’ll hear the tale of the Mutilator, the fierce defender of the newspaper presses, and the compassionate cat who comforted prisoners in the notorious Tombs jail. As you walk 1.5 miles through the city’s historic streets, you’ll uncover forgotten feline legends at some of New York’s most iconic landmarks—perfect for history buffs and cat lovers alike. Well-behaved cat companions (in carriers or harnesses) are welcome to join, retracing the same paths their ancestors once roamed.

Our 10,000-step journey will begin with a bird' s-eye view of 125th Street, Harlem's most popular street. The main themes we will discuss are the Harlem Renaissance and gentrification. We walk by and discuss these famous places: - The world's famous Apollo Theater - Sylvia's Soul Food Restaurant - The home of Langston Hughes - Astor's Row - Several iconic murals This tour is based on a book I have written, "You Are Here: A Geographic History of Enslaved and Free Africans in Manhattan from 1613 to 1865." I will use my tour guide experience (I have given over 700 tours) to make this a fun-filled tour. Best of all, you will have a Harlem experience—see the friendly culture, people, and places of Harlem. If you are behind schedule, please get in touch with me ASAP. I will have a 5-minute grace period. Afterward, I will proceed to our first stop—the Metro-North Railroad (above-ground train station) directly across the street from the Ginjan Cafe on Park Ave.

24 passengers per bus. Small Group with a Tour Guide. Starts at 9:30am Bus and Boat Tour in New York City. This is a combined 1 hour boat ride pass the Statue of Liberty and 6 hour bus tour with a tour Guide. We Skip-The-Line and take that beautiful Staten Island Ferry pass the Statue of Liberty. Visit the 911 memorial, Brooklyn Bridge, Grand Central Terminal, Washington Square Park to view The Empire State Building with your tour guide why’ll the bus waits for your return. This is a Jammed packed tour for all ages. We will pass by Times Square, Central Park, Rockefeller, Radio City Music Hall, SoHo, NoHo, Chinatown, Wall Street, The Bull, United Nations, Chrysler Building, The Village, Chelsea and much more. Book as soon as possible. We sell out quickly

The first, the original, the iconic Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises. Visitors’ #1 choice for sightseeing cruises in New York. With over 80 million passengers and counting, forget the rest and choose the best for your visit. Circle Line offers the largest fleet of sightseeing vessels with the largest boats. Comfortable seating with lots of legroom and outdoor and indoor space for the best views of the New York skyline. Sit back and unwind on a relaxing two and a half hour cruise around Manhattan Island. You'll see all the sights on the only New York cruise to circumnavigate Manhattan in its entirety. Choose between two ticket types: Cruise with Standard Seating which includes general admission boarding and seating available on the outdoor deck or inside the temperature-controlled cabin. Cruise with Premium Seating which includes advanced boarding and exclusive indoor seating area in the temperature-controlled cabin with premium-cushioned seating.

Classic NYC Deli Dinner – Times Square Just steps from Broadway, USA Brooklyn Deli delivers a true New York deli experience. Known for its overstuffed sandwiches, soups, and classic comfort food, it’s the perfect spot to unwind after a day in the city. Choose one entrée & one drink—served with crispy fries and your choice of coleslaw or potato salad. Dinner Entrée – Choose One: Hot Pastrami Reuben – Swiss, Russian dressing, pickles, sauerkraut on a toasted bun Hot Corned Beef Reuben – Swiss, Russian dressing, pickles, sauerkraut on a toasted bun Roasted Turkey Reuben – Swiss, Russian dressing, pickles, sauerkraut on a toasted bun Black Angus Hot Dog – With sauerkraut & mustard Margherita Pizza – Mozzarella, burrata, & fresh basil Italian Combo Sandwich – Mortadella, salami, sopressata, cheeses, arugula, relish on a sesame hero Classic Chicken Parm – Crispy chicken breast with pomodoro sauce & mozzarella Half Sandwich & Soup Combo – Half deli sandwich with a cup of soup