NYC Walking Tours with Private Museum Tours

If you're looking to explore the city of New York, a walking tour with either Ron or Kari is just what you need. With their extensive knowledge and experience, they will take you on an unforgettable journey through the streets of the Big Apple.

Ron and Kari are both native New Yorkers who have seen it all. They will show you hidden gems that only locals know about and tell stories about the city's fascinating history. You'll get to discover places that you never knew existed, as well as learn more about its culture and people. With these two amazing guides, your NYC walking tour will be one that you'll never forget! Let us know which part of the areas you are interested in exploring. We will custom-tailor to your needs.

Some of our options are as follows:

• “When You’re Downtown”: Brooklyn Bridge Walking Tour Brooklyn, the most populous borough in New York City, has a vibrant energy that sets its charm apart from the other boroughs. This tour will highlight the history of Brooklyn's urbanization beginning in the 19th century, focusing on several neighborhoods within Downtown Brooklyn along with the crossing of the Brooklyn Bridge. We will conclude at the 9/11 Memorial next to the Survivor Tree.
• “A Walk along the West Side”: Historic Central Park West The beautiful co-ops that run along the west side of Central Park hold many amazing stories about the people who built them, as well as those who lived and continue to reside in them. This walking tour will explore the Central Park West Historic District with its linear route beginning on 59th Street (aka Columbus Circle) and concluding at 79th Street, Belvedere Castle.
• "In a New York Minute": Midtown Walking Tour The heartbeat of New York City is Midtown Manhattan. It is the United States' largest commercial, media, and entertainment center with a growing financial presence. The skyline is adorned with the most famous buildings in the world, such as the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, and even the world's tallest residential building. Midtown is fueled by the many forms of transportation that allow hundreds of thousands of people to commute daily. Grand Central Terminal, Penn Station, and Port Authority are the valves within the heart. The many neighborhoods in Midtown contribute to the magic of New York City, where pride, power, and penthouses will encourage you to be curious with every step you take. This tour will begin in Hudson Yards and head east on 34th Street, ending in Columbus Circle.