STEM Programs in New York, NY

Join this expert-led guided tour to uncover the marvels of Hudson Yards, America's largest cutting-edge private real estate development. With your local guide, you’ll delve into the engineering marvels (and money!) that shaped this skyscraper-filled Manhattan complex. Stroll along the High Line, an elevated oasis born from abandoned railway tracks that’s filled with art and natural beauty. Climb the stunning Vessel, a 150-foot art installation of interconnecting stairs offering new viewpoints of the city below. This top-rated tour offers a unique perspective on urban innovation. Capture stunning views and photo opportunities while learning the behind-the-scenes tales of Manhattan's newest real estate gem. Want even more Manhattan views? Upgrade to see New York from above at Edge, a 1,100-foot-high observation deck with a glass floor and tilted outer windows.

Boston has several reasons why we should visit it. We can begin by saying that it is the heart of American history and proof of this is to walk the Freedom Trail that connects 16 historical sites of the American revolution. For academics Boston is home to world-class universities like Harvard and MIT, and combines modern skyscrapers with historic cobblestone street neighborhoods like Beacon Hill, Back Bay. We can also find green spaces ideal for relaxing and enjoying gastronomy famous for its seafood especially Clam Chowder and lobster roll. In short, Boston combines history, education, architecture and gastronomy in one destination.

Discover the financial and political roots of Wall Street, from the Native American origins of early trading in the Americas to the influences of European merchants and the rise of the American Financial system. We explore the financial crises caused by stock market crashes, the impact of aggressive economic growth on diverse populations, and the rebirth of Lower Manhattan after the devastating events of 9/11. Meet the visionaries, financial innovators, women pioneers, Robber Barons, and forgotten enslaved laborers who helped shape the history of Wall Street.

Explore the world’s largest subway system, the beating heart of the city that never sleeps. - See the architectural ghosts of the nearly forgotten and partially abandoned, Chambers Street station nicknamed the “Grand Central of Downtown” - Discover the remnants of Union Square Station as you learn about a hidden art installation thousands of riders walk by everyday - Use the 6 train as your own time machine as you ride through abandoned subway stations that most seasoned NYC commuters don’t know exist - Explore the birth of the NYC subway system through amazing archival photos not available to the public - Learn about the comically short route of the mythical “Subway before the Subway,” Alfred Ely Beach’s Pneumatic Transit System Guests will need one MetroCard swipe or OMNY tap to enter the subway. Please note that although you will see abandoned subway stations from the train, the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) doesn't grant public access into them under any circumstances.

Experience New York from the water on this spectacular holiday cruise aboard a 1920s-style classic boat. See all the major sites of Manhattan along the water and enjoy a beverage in the glassed-in, heated observatory. Tables will be assigned at check-in. Bring your family or closest friends and relax while cruising New York Harbor. Decorated in fabulous holiday decor, this experience is sure to get you into the holiday spirit. A great tour for families, locals and visitors alike. Light narration is provided by the captain along with some holiday tunes on our sound system. Hot beverages, beer, wine, Champagne and soda are available for purchase. One drink is complimentary.

On this self-guided audio tour, you'll see New York City’s evolution through the eyes of one of its most famous and influential citizens, Alexander Hamilton, often called “the architect of the American financial system”. Starting in front of the Charging Bull statue in New York’s oldest park, Bowling Green, you’ll walk nearly the entire perimeter of the original city to Trinity Church, where our tour ends. Along the way, you’ll trace Hamilton’s life from his arrival in New York at Battery Park, through his military service and his time in government, up until his death. As you make your way through the Financial District, you’ll come to understand the story of the American Revolution right where it took place, and Hamilton’s pivotal role. Embark on this illuminating journey, where every step uncovers layers of history, commemorates the resilience of a nation, and honors the indelible mark left by Alexander Hamilton and the heroes of America’s past.