easy
3 hours
Suitable for those with average fitness; minimal uphill walking or strenuous activity.
Explore the culinary delights and iconic architecture of NYC’s NoMad and Flatiron neighborhoods on a guided walking tour that blends rich history with sustainable, delicious eats. Discover hidden gems and support local communities on this immersive urban adventure.
Bite into History: A Delicious Tour of NoMad and Flatiron!
Discover New York City’s culinary and cultural treasures on the NoMad & Flatiron Food and Architecture Tour. Enjoy delicious, sustainably sourced foods while exploring iconic neighborhoods. With knowledgeable guides, indulge in unique dishes and learn about local community initiatives, making this a memorable experience that supports social responsibility and urban sustainability.
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Enough food for brunch with fascinating tales along the way. Explore two of New York’s most iconic and picturesque neighborhoods: Flatiron & Union Square. PS - this tour has excellent substitutions for vegetarians. You will walk one mile.
More about the neighborhood: Over a hundred years ago, the Flatiron District was a very important commercial and residential district in New York City. The Met Life Tower was once the tallest building in the world, many important historical figures lived in the neighborhood and there was of course, Ladies Mile. Today, this incredibly beautiful and charming neighborhood is full of the city’s best restaurants and shops. Come enjoy all the modern day popularity of the Flatiron District and hear the interesting tales of what came before.
The tour is 3 hours long. You will walk one mile or 1.6 km.
The tour covers about 1.5 miles on city sidewalks, so supportive footwear ensures a pleasant experience.
Staying hydrated and reducing plastic waste is encouraged throughout the tour.
Tours run rain, shine, and snow; prepare with rain jackets or sun protection as needed.
Plan to arrive 5-10 minutes before start time at 200 5th Ave to meet your guide with a blue "Like A Local" badge.
The Flatiron District’s signature building was completed in 1902 and became one of NYC’s first skyscrapers, shaping the city skyline.
The tour emphasizes sustainable food sourcing and supports local urban agriculture and social impact organizations to ensure responsible tourism.
To comfortably navigate city streets and parks during the tour.
To stay hydrated and minimize single-use plastics.
spring specific
summer specific