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

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 architectural treasures of East Manhattan on this engaging walking tour that highlights the rich history and innovative designs of the city. From the stunning Beaux-Arts grandeur of Grand Central Terminal to the sleek modernity of One Vanderbilt, this tour showcases iconic landmarks and their fascinating stories. Learn about the Art Deco brilliance of the Chrysler Building and the sustainable architecture of the Ford Foundation, gaining insights from expert guides. Perfect for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs, this tour offers a unique perspective on New York City’s architectural evolution. - Duration: 2-hour walking tour with approximately 30 minutes of walking - Limited to 10 participants, ensuring an intimate experience - Conducted in English, with private tours available in multiple languages - Meeting point at Vanderbilt Avenue Plaza, ending at the United Nations complex

Explore the magic of New York during the Christmas season on this 2-hour, guided tour. Visit Rockefeller Center to see its famous tree and learn about its history (decorated and lit as of December 1). Walk down Fifth Avenue, and see the beautiful window displays, while taking in the festive atmosphere.

This New York walking tour of High Line Park will inform and excite you as you take in the rich history of the neighborhood, which dates back to 1847. You will learn about New York's urban cowboys and High Line Park's history, walk through the historic Meatpacking District and Chelsea Market, and even see where the Oreo Cookie was invented. This walking tour of New York City is truly a unique and educational addition to your itinerary.

Shining with the tarnished gleam of New York’ Gilded Age the ornate town houses of the Upper East Side stand as a monuments to the moneyed families that played an essential role in the city’s growth. In this Upper East Side Architecture Tour, we will examine highlights from this Victorian era legacy including the Henry Clay Frick mansion, the Metropolitan Museum, the French Consulate, and, of course, Central Park. In addition, our tour will look at modern masterpieces such as the Guggenheim Museum by Frank Lloyd Wright and the former Whitney Museum Marcel Breuer.

The Art of Stories: A Literary Adventure in the Metropolitan Museum of Art We’re all storytellers, and we live in a world of stories. All our interactive museum tours are inspired by stories, and we’re pleased to present our newest tour, a story…about stories themselves. “The Art of Stories” looks at tales of the Met, backstories of the works of art, narratives set in the museum, and the origin of stories themselves, seen through the perspective of works of art. From myths to fairy tales, fables to epic quests, the tour will transport participants to a cave full of treasure and heroes on daring quests, a sword in a stone and a girl who loses her shoe. We’ll see how stories can take us to other worlds, shift our viewpoint of the world we’re in….and sometimes literally save someone’s life.

Situated at the heart of New York City, Midtown and its surrounding neighborhoods are the dynamic epicenter of the metropolis. This locality’s frenetic energy finds physical translation in the dazzling lights of Time Square and the ascendant skyscrapers of the business district. During this Midtown Manhattan Architecture Tour, we will chart the history of Midtown through its architecture, starting with examples from the early twentieth century and culminating with the latest additions to this area’s urban landscape. Among the buildings we will visit and discuss are Grand Central, the Chrysler and Empire State buildings, the Sony Building, Austrian Culture Center, MoMA, Rockefeller Center and many others.

Discover the majesty, architecture, and New England charm of Boston, one of the most famous and historically significant cities in America. Boston has a distinct small-town charm and energetic energy that set it apart from other US urban areas. As you meander down the same cobblestone streets that our founding fathers once walked, the fascinating locations, grand architectural buildings, and well-known monuments you'll see on this trip will weave together the tale of America's march to independence. We'll take you on a thrilling day full of sights, sounds, and historical thrills, showcasing the finest that Boston has to offer. The world's most renowned and esteemed universities, Harvard University and MIT, are located in Cambridge! The Harvard campus is grand and beautiful, brimming with young vitality and student activity while exhibiting the venerable customs, legacies, and ivy-covered brick structures that make this elite institution come to life.

This night tour of New York City is unique because it offers a personalized, immersive experience of the city's most iconic landmarks under the enchanting glow of evening lights. With the city transitioning from day to night, you'll witness Times Square, Broadway, and other historic spots in a whole new way, as they come alive with vibrant energy and illuminated beauty. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, the tour takes you beyond the typical tourist spots, uncovering hidden gems and sharing fascinating stories that make New York's nightlife so special. It's a perfect blend of history, culture, and the magic of New York after dark!

If you're looking for a day or half-day adventure that will take you off the beaten path of NYC, Governors Island is a great choice. Known mostly to locals, the island has only been open to the public since 2003, and not yet on the tourist radar. It contains two historic forts and a massive, new public park. It's rich with American and New York history, and has served as a military base since the year 1800. In the 21st century the island has been ingeniously reimagined as an innovative public space. It is home to many arts, education, cultural and environmental non-profits who are finding new and exciting ways to use the space. The island is just 172 acres total, with a 2-mile (3.2 km) perimeter, so it's bite-sized. It's many lawns and shade trees beckon you to enjoy a picnic lunch, and the kids will love it. And, as there are no cars allowed, it's the perfect place to enjoy a bike ride.

Almost every step through the West Village encounters the ghosts and spirits of New York City’s past. Walk through the haunted streets of Greenwich Village. Stand above the hidden tomb of 20,000 yellow fever victims, catch a glimpse of a turn-of-the-century revolution set on an endless loop, hear tales of modern tragedy and murder, and trace the steps of our famous forefathers, who tend to linger past their expiration date. Our Haunted History Tour offers a unique blend of history, mystery, and spine-tingling tales that you won't find anywhere else. From the chilling tales of Washington Square Park to the haunted homes of literary legends, our tour is a captivating experience for all ghost lovers.

We invite you to attend a gospel Mass service on a lovely Sunday in Harlem. We’ll discover historic Harlem from every angle on this one-of-a-kind tour. Your guide will share fascinating anecdotes about this culturally rich Manhattan neighborhood that was home to such great African American figures as Marcus Garvey, Zora Neale Hurston, Duke Ellington, Josephine Baker, W. E. B. Du Bois, Louis Armstrong, Langston Hughes, and Malcolm X. Take this fun bus tour of Harlem to gain a deep understanding of the neighborhood and its magnificent architecture and rich history. We’ll pass by iconic landmarks. We’ll then enter one of the multitudes of churches with lively congregations that are vital to the community. You’ll be welcomed by a choir and submerged in the energy and fervor that emanates from their powerful songs. When all the voices of the gospel choir come together, something beautiful and transcendent happens. We will need to take into consideration 1 hour travel time total.

This bus tour spans four of New York City’s boroughs, covering everything you need to see in one day with convenient and comfortable transportation. With your local guide, learn about Harlem’s African-American history at the Apollo Theater and the Hasidic Jewish community in Williamsburg. Elsewhere in the Bronx and Brooklyn, admire colorful street art. We’ll also stop by an empanada shop that locals swear by, worth adding to your NYC bucket list. We’ll stop at Flushing Meadow-Corona Park to see Citi Field and the giant Unisphere. And there's a stop for lunch in a popular foodie destination surrounded by street art. And don't forget the photo ops of the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge as you learn what makes DUMBO special. Our tour winds down with a visit to Chinatown and Little Italy. If you want to explore more here, your guide has tips on where to eat and shop!

Explore highlights of the Guggenheim's ongoing collection and historic Carnegie Hill with a ticket and a digital tour - all in one app See timeless masterpieces by Impressionists and Modernists, such as Manet, Picasso, and Van Gogh Hear the story behind the museum's stunning architecture and interiors, and learn why it is so white Walk through the Carnegie Hill neighbourhood, retaining European charm and an old-fashioned vibe Learn about filming locations and celebrities who lived in elegant Carnegie Hill's townhouse

Embark on a Flavor-Filled Journey Through Chinatown & Little Italy! Step into two of New York City’s most historic and vibrant neighborhoods as you savor the rich flavors and stories that make them legendary! This immersive food tour takes you through Chinatown and Little Italy, uncovering their fascinating history while indulging in a curated selection of mouthwatering bites. What Makes This Tour Special? ✅ Enjoy 8+ tastings, including drinks like bubble tea or fruit tea ✅ Visit beloved family-run bakeries and specialty shops ✅ Morning and afternoon departures available ✅ Experience more food and culture in just a few hours Dive Into a World of Flavors & Culture This guided food tour includes 8+ tastings—from savory dumplings to sweet cannoli—plus local stories, hidden gems, and family-run favorites. With flexible morning and afternoon options, it’s the perfect bite-sized adventure for foodies and explorers alike!

Discover New York City’s iconic skyline on a 90-minute sightseeing cruise from Midtown. Sail past famous landmarks including the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the Empire State Building while enjoying informative commentary from a live tour guide. The two-level boat offers stunning views and a full cash bar with snacks to enhance your experience. This cruise is perfect for anyone looking to soak in the sights of NYC from the water, whether you're a tourist or a local. - 90-minute cruise featuring views of the Statue of Liberty and skyline - Live tour guide providing insights on landmarks like the Empire State Building - Two-level sightseeing boat with incredible panoramic views - Full cash bar and snacks available on board for a delightful experience

Take the only guided NYC tour featuring locations from Friends, Birdman, Girls, Glee, and more! Visit dozens of iconic TV and film sites, including the Spider-Man Daily Bugle offices and the Original Soupman from Seinfeld. Your local actor guide—an on-set stand-in or extra—shares behind-the-scenes stories, trivia, and insider secrets. Upgrade to a fully private tour, with transportation options based on group size, including coach bus, mini bus, sedan, SUV, or sprinter.

No trip to New York would be complete without visiting and learning about one of the most well-known monuments in the world: the Statue of Liberty and the Immigration Museum at Ellis Island. Experience the Statue of Liberty and the Immigration Museum at Ellis Island as you learn their history and their importance to this country and enjoy breath-taking views of the New York City skyline The tour includes priority and reserved access to the islands, a professional tour leader you through both islands (if option selected) and access to the Statue of Liberty Museum and the National Museum of Immigration on the island Ellis.

Experience a fully guided tour of two of the nation’ capitals: Washington D.C. (current) and Philadelphia, PA (first ever) in one day! Visit and learn about the most iconic landmarks of these two historic cities, including the White House, the U.S. Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, Iwo Jima Memorial, the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall, the Rocky Steps in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Pickup is at the designated pickup point in the evening. We will travel overnight, allowing you to rest on the bus. The next day, you will be rested and ready to enjoy the iconic Niagara Falls. On the day of the tour, we will send you a link for those who wish to purchase a ticket for the Maid of the Mist boat for $30 (the boat will not be in service from October 25th to May 1st).