Custom Private Tour of Manhattan

Created by John D. Rockefeller, this huge complex has been home to noted recording studios, theaters, business’ headquarters, skating rink, and world-famous Christmas tree.

Marvel at this beautiful cathedral and one-time tallest building in Manhattan. It's known as "America's Parish Church".

Experience the electricity and energy at the heart of NYC.

Walk through the historic park and learn about its history including a brush with a fateful George Washington ride and an engineering marvel from the early 1800s.

The flagship public library in NYC has a rich history and has been featured on the big screen (Ghostbusters!).

First, we’ll take in the exterior of this exquisite building to learn about it’s history and design details. Then, we’ll go inside to appreciate its beauty, learn a few more fun facts, and try out the Whispering Gallery.

Visit the famous Mood Fabrics and see where America's great fashion designers have their studios.

See the iconic Macy's flagship store and where the annual Thanksgiving Day parade passes by. We'll also view the Empire State Building and learn some fun facts.

See the unique Flatiron building and learn its history. We'll also walk through the original Madison Square Park.

Walk through Union Square and on Mon, Wed or Fri experience the colors and flavors of the Green Market.

Take in the charming streets of The Village and pass by some notable homes.

Located by NYU, this area is known for its vibrant culture made by students, artists and activists. The history includes a darker past as the site of public hangings and a Potter's Field.

The neighborhood South of Houston St. (SoHo) is known for its cast iron architecture and countless shops, boutiques and restaurants.

Visit the World Trade Center Memorial and learn about the design and history.

Built post-9/11, this transit hub features modern symbolic architecture.

Trinity Church has been serving NYC since before it was NYC. Alexander Hamilton, his wife Eliza and her sister Angelica are buried here along with other notable parishioners.

Walk down Wall Street and see the New York Stock Exchange, located across the street from Federal Hall, the birthplace of American government and the site where George Washington was sworn in as our first president.

Visit the Wall Street Bull and its newer rival the Fearless Girl. Learn about the interesting history of how these 2 statues came to find a home on Wall Street.