New York City Tours

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From Big Apple Helicopter Tours to “Sex and the City” Tours, New York City comes alive on the many bus, limo and walking tours that guide you to New York’s exciting landmark attractions - the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, Times Square and Broadway. Uncover the breathtaking sights and sounds of Downtown, Uptown and the Village, as well as some of the most famous destinations in the world like Central Park, 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Center Ellis Island and Hudson River Walkway.

All New York Tours. All New York Tours offers a variety of helicopter, double-decker bus and luxury limo tours, as well as romantic evening sightseeing cruises on the river that offer glittering sights of New York City. Experience New York City from the sky in state-of-the-art 6 or 7-passenger helicopters. On New York Helicopter Tours you’ll capture spectacular aerial views of the USS Intrepid, Chrysler Building, Empire State Building, Hudson River and Central Park. For an up-close taste of New York, join one the guided Walking Tours through Central Park, Uptown, Midtown, Downtown and Harlem, home of 400 historic churches. For New York’s top tours, visit www.allnewyorktours.com.  [Top]

New York City Limo Tours. Experience the sights and sounds of New York City in a luxury limousine. See all the glamorous places in mid-town from Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, 42nd street, and Broadway Theatre district or take a special Harlem cruise, which includes a visit to the Cathedral St. John the Divine. Experience the Champagne Party Night Tour - New York's greatest evening tour - in a luxurious super-stretch limousine with chilled champagne. When the sun goes down, the city lights illuminate your tour past Times Square, Rockefeller Center, 5th Avenue and many famous sights. The lights of New York, a limousine ride, champagne toast, and special music makes this New York's most exciting and romantic evening tour. Enjoy New York at night on a City Lights Tour and cruise down Times Square and 42nd Street, the Village and Lincoln Center in a luxurious stretch limo. Enjoy special trip across the Brooklyn Bridge and down to the waterside where you get great views of the city. The Evening Entertainment Tour takes you hopping to the city's trendy clubs in luxury limousines, and offers VIP entrance to many of the "in" spots. Visit http://www.limotours.com/.  [Top]

New York City Bus Tours. New York Sightseeing reveals New York City on fun filled double-decker, deluxe motorcoach and nostalgic trolley bus tours. The Hop On Hop Off City Tour has been the gold standard for getting around the city and experiencing all New York has to offer. Enjoy stops to the Empire State Building, South Street Seaport, Times Square, Rockefeller Center / Top of the Rock, World Trade Center Site, Little Italy, Harlem, Central Park, Lincoln Center, Dakota Apartments, Museum Mile, China Town, Manhattan Bridge and Soho. The Brooklyn Loop features Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum, Antique Furniture District, Fulton Mall and 5th & 7th Avenue boutiques, restaurants, and shops. For tour information, Visit http://www.coachusa.com/newyorksightseeing.  [Top]

New York City Heritage Tours. Experience New York City's colorful history aboard a time-traveling trolley bus. On the NYC Official Heritage Tour, your guide, dressed in historic costume, provides commentary from the perspective of a renowned historic figure. Experience the glory of New York City from its founding by the Dutch in 1626 to its role in the American Revolution to George Washington's poignant farewell address his troops at the end of the war and the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence at the southwest corner of City Hall Park. View the remarkable architecture of the Empire State Building, Woolworth Building, Flatiron Building, and in Times Square - New York’s newest playground. Visit the Five Points, where the tenements of the 19th century gave birth to the politics of reform and investigative journalism. Relive the scandals and wild stories of the 20's and NYC's speakeasies. Visit http://www.coachusa.com/newyorksightseeing.  [Top]

NBC Studio Tours. One of the most popular attractions in New York City, the NBC Studio Tour takes you behind-the-scenes of NBC through the corridors of the famed 30 Rockefeller Center building. The best part of the NBC Studio Tour is visiting the famous studios where NBC's greatest shows are filmed, including Saturday Night Live, Late Night With Conan O'Brien, NBC Sports, NBC Nightlight News, and Dateline NBC. Tours are conducted in a working facility that might give you the opportunity to catch a glimpse of a show in pre-production or cross paths with a famous NBC personality. Learn all about NBC's days as a radio network and its transition to television in the NBC History Theatre, while the NBC/Sharp HDTV Theater stop offers a glimpse of the future with a spectacular presentation on its high-definition 130-degree screen. Keep your eye out for NBC stars and celebrities found walking the halls of 30 Rock. For tours, visit http://www.nytix.com/GuidedTours/TVStudioTours/tvstudiotours.html and http://www.newyorkpass.com/viewAttraction.asp?Id=41&CategoryId=5.  [Top]

New York City Genealogy & Ellis Island Tours. The New York Genealogical & Biographical Society offers six repository tours to popular spots, including the NYG&B Library, as well as two new tours: the New-York Historical Society and the Brooklyn Historical Society. These tours offer in-depth introductions to the holdings of some of the City’s most genealogically relevant collections. Situated in the New York Harbor, the Ellis Island Immigration Museum is accessible via the Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island Ferry from Battery Park in lower Manhattan, New York or Liberty State Park, Jersey City, New Jersey. This site is a true reflection of the Ellis Island experience. Ellis Island was the gateway through which 12 million immigrants passed between 1892 and 1954 in their search for freedom of speech and religion, and for economic opportunity in the United States. Because of its unique historical importance, it was declared part of the Statue of Liberty National Monument and reopened to the public as a museum in 1990. For information, visit http://www.newyorkfamilyhistory.org/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=18 and http://www.ellisisland.com/ellis_visit.html.  [Top]