Complete New York City Tour + Staten Island Ferry

Tour Details

We'll meet in Midtown Manhattan, specifically at 325 W 49th St, to begin an unforgettable day. We'll start our route heading north along Eighth Avenue until we reach Columbus Circle, the iconic gateway to the Upper West Side and home to the Columbus Monument.

Walking along the southern edge of Central Park, we'll see the legendary Hotel Plaza, the setting for classic films like Home Alone 2. Here, we'll get out of the vehicle to stroll through the city's green lung. In Central Park we'll discover gems like the Gapstow Bridge, the literary promenade of The Mall, and the majestic Bethesda Fountain, one of New York's most photogenic landmarks.

After breathing in the park's fresh air, we'll travel down Fifth Avenue, a symbol of luxury and elegance, until we reach Rockefeller Center. We'll admire its Art Deco architecture and the impressive St. Patrick's Cathedral, the largest Catholic church in North America, located directly across the street.

Our next stop will be the crown jewel of the railways: the Grand Central Terminal. We'll visit its Main Concourse to marvel at its soaring ceiling and iconic central clock. We'll continue south through Union Square and some of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods: bohemian Soho, the vibrant Chinatown, and the dynamic East Village.

Once we reach Wall Street, we'll take a 30-minute break so you can havelunch on your own. Afterward, we'll visit the 9/11 Memorial. We'll walk past the reflecting pools located on the exact spot where the Twin Towers once stood, a space of peace and respect that pays tribute to the victims.

Ready to set sail? We'll board the Staten Island Ferry for a scenic cruise across the Hudson Bay. Get your cameras ready, because we'll have the best views of the Statue of Liberty and the Lower Manhattan skyline as we reveal the secrets of this iconic landmark.

We'll end the tour at Chelsea Market, where you can discover its unique atmosphere and culinary scene. From here, you'll have the opportunity to walk along the High Line, one of the city's most innovative and surprising urban spaces, built on a former elevated railway line and now a park with spectacular views of Manhattan. The perfect way to end a day exploring New York City from start to finish!