Take a ride through history on a tour of the world’s largest subway system. Explore the past, present, and future transit hubs of lower Manhattan on a guided tour led by a licensed NYC Tour guide.

Discover the fascinating story and secrets behind one of New York City's most iconic landmarks. Follow your guide for a revealing tour of Grand Central Terminal, where decades of history hide.

Meet the royal mistresses and courtesans who line the walls of the Metropolitan Museum on this tour with a twist. Enjoy a behind-the-canvas look at the women of the Met's most iconic pieces.

Amtrak officially acknowledges only one remnant of the old Penn Station, but on this unique tour, participants will be able to see well over a dozen remaining structural pieces of the station.

Learn about the feisty women in history during a guided tour. Walk through the Metropolitan Museum to discover some of the most influential female lawbreakers of all time.

Explore the iconic New Yorker Hotel with a professional guide, who leads you through decades of history. Hear this landmark's founding story as you marvel at the size and scale of the building.

Go back in time to when Times Square was a seedy hotspot for the wild and dangerous. Take a guided tour through one of today's most popular tourist destination to uncover the hidden corners of its past.

Discover the Metropolitan Museum of Art's food-inspired works of art during a tour that's good enough to eat! Tour the iconic museum with the help of a professional guide to see a different side of famous masterpieces. Yum Yum MET Culinary Art Tour of the Metropolitan Museum is the only food-centric activity in all the museums of New York City.

Go back in time where you'll learn about the scandalous affairs that shaped the art you see today. Walk along with your guide as you explore the MET's exhibits while enjoying the tales that follow.

Built in 1832, the Merchant's House is New York City's only 19th century home preserved virtually intact, inside and out, with the original family furnishings.

Raise a glass to the ghost of Thomas Paine and learn about the history of Greenwich’s musical pub scene from a New York City theater performer. Follow a real musical theater performer on an interactive pub crawl through the eclectic and artsy community of Greenwich Village.

Play with adorable kittens at a local cattery for an hour of fun and affection. Watch these bundles of fur wrestle with one another, curl up in balls, and nap as you hang out in cat heaven.

Bike Rent NYC's Brooklyn Bridge Tour is our tour with the best views. We offer this tour once daily at 1 PM. You will meet at our store at 145 Nassau Street NY, NY 10038, near City Hall and the Brooklyn Bridget. From our store, you will be given a safety briefing by our guide and then you will go one block to the Brooklyn Bridget Walk entrance. This path goes through the middle of the bridge, and you are elevated above the car traffic below. All along the bridget are some of the most iconic photo opportunities and views in the world. The bird's eye views of Manhattan, the East River, the Statue of Liberty, and downtown Brooklyn will be an experience you won't forget! Once over the bridge in Brooklyn, the tour continues along the waterfront in the Brooklyn Bridge Park, and then back over the Bridget again. This tour takes approximately 2 hours.

Head to the National Geographic Encounter: Ocean Odyssey, a virtual ocean in Times Square. Travel through the Pacific to see, hear, and feel its greatest wonders all without getting wet.

Experience this new museum's inaugural exhibition titled "Unfinished" that is showcasing unfinished and excellent works. Check out the first art exhibition of the Met Breuer on your guided tour where you can study and observe the unfinished works of the masters.

Hassle-free, prepaid and discounted access to 29 Las Vegas area attractions, allowing you to skip lines and enjoy massive savings.

Discover the work of Kerry James Marshall on a guided tour of the Met Breuer. Explore the 35-year career of this influential artist as you see more than 70 pieces on display.

Take a stroll through New York to discover a darker side of the city when you dive into the history of the slave trade. Follow the money to learn who profited off this terrible period in American history.

Tour both Manhattan and Brooklyn to uncover a period of American history that remains woefully under discussed. Learn about the age of abolition and its role in New York City's past as you stroll through the Big Apple.

This original jazz tour was created by Shirley Zafirau, your guide. It traces the 100 year evolution of Jazz in NYC from it's early 1900's introduction to the present. It begins in the center of Harlem near the now closed historic Lenox Lounge with a brief walk to the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, then past the famous Apollo Theater with a bit of local jazz history commentary followed by two Jazz Club stops. The first is an under-the-radar club in a Harlem brownstone that serves up delicious soul food, drinks and a hot international jazz jam session with Hammond B3, tenor sax, electric guitar, drum set, etc. We'll then travel via the 'A' train made famous by Ellington & Ella  to a second more sophisticated club with live jazz, food & drinks. Before going to this club, Shirley will share some fascinating historical facts that illustrate the ironic "back to the future" aspect of this location. The evening ends approximately 11:00-11:30pm.