USA · WALKING TOURS IN NEW YORK CITY
Every trip has one free day too few. These 4 walking tours in New York City justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Explore SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown on a lively two-hour NYC walk, with architecture, immigrant stories, mob history, and food tips.
“Angela our tour guide was awesome. She shared so much information and history about the areas and buildings plus she had recommendations that were really helpful. Definitely recommend this tour.”
Explore Grand Central Terminal’s architecture, secret details, and colorful past on a small-group New York walking tour with a local guide.
“We really enjoyed the tour. So much information about the buildings history and the man behind it. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable, very kind and really made sure that we all had a good understanding of the part. Grand Central station played in American history.”
Taste pizza, falafel, fries, cupcakes, and more while exploring Greenwich Village landmarks with a small-group local guide.
“We were staying in the Village and decide to do this tour to explore our neighborhood more. And boy did it deliver! Ian was fantastic- knowledgeable, funny and personable. Don’t eat before this tour because you will be full! Tour is broken up with 3 food stops and then a 40 min walk and then 3 more stops. It was perfect! And all the food was amazing! History and fun facts were also awesome. Just adds more to the tour and the neighborhood. This was my 3rd food tour and 1st with Nice Guys - well definitely book with them again. Thank you Ian!”
Explore Greenwich Village’s artists, musicians, LGBTQ+ history, TV landmarks, and Washington Square Park on a lively two-hour walking tour.
“Tour guide Angela Sharp was terrific. She was loaded with enthusiasm and energy that brought out the same in all of us, making the tour both fun and informative. Her intimate knowledge and familiarity with Greenwich Village, including people, places and history brought the past to life and gave the present new perspective. Also important was that she queried our interests at the start and was sure to point out places and history, especially concerning the people who lived there, that satisfied everyone's curiosity whether tour members were visiting for the first time or on a nostalgic quest to find traces of past memories. She also showed us the many…”
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