Tours and Trips in New York City

Get admission to the 9/11 Memorial Museum in lower Manhattan, a center that documents the significance of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001. Museum artifacts include first-person accounts of what happened on that September morning in 2001, multi-media displays, and exhibits on history, which commemorate nearly 3,000 people who lost their lives in the attacks.

Forget about fighting traffic and looking for a parking spot at JFK International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) or Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). Skip all the headaches associated with getting to the airport and travel with confidence - and without worry - by scheduling a private car. Rate is all inclusive with meet and assist service, local taxes, gratuities and toll charges included. Choose from a three-person sedan, a six-passenger SUV or a nine-passenger van. Sit back and relax as a professional chauffeur drives from any Manhattan accommodation to catch all the New York City airport departures 24/7.

Experience an inspiring piece of American history on a 4-hour, guided tour of the Statue of Liberty that includes pedestal access. Explore Liberty Island with a guide, visit the Pedestal Museum, climb to the Pedestal for great skyline views, and enjoy free time on the island before returning to Manhattan. This Statue of Liberty tour includes all entrance fees, and round-trip ferry transport from Battery Park.

Get to know Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of the United States, on this guided, 90-minute, small-group walking tour in New York City. Visit the Financial District in Lower Manhattan and see where Hamilton lived and worked. Get to know much more about the man as well as his family and friends. It's a great precursor to the award-winning Broadway musical 'Hamilton.'

This is the most unusual "tour" you can get in NYC.  I call it  "a Day at the Beach."  We go to Coney Island and you can either swim in the Atlantic Ocean, wade in the ocean or just lay on you towel on the gorgeous beach.  Just make sure you have shark repellent with you.  Only kidding, there are no sharks but lots of sun and salt water and sand and food.  You can also go on the roller coaster, the ferris wheel and the motor cars and all the other world famous rides.google "gabbycabby"

Need an airport transfer to New York City? Forget the long lines and confusion associated with finding transportation from the many New York City airport arrivals at JFK International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) or Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). Skip the taxis and shuttles and travel with confidence - and without worry - by scheduling a private luxury vehicle. Rate is all inclusive with meet and assist service, local taxes, gratuities and toll charges included. Choose from a 3-person sedan, a 6-passenger SUV or 9-passenger van, then sit back and relax as the vehicle travels from the airport to any Manhattan accommodation.

In remembrance of the events that took place on September 11, 2001, take this guided, 90-minute tour of Ground Zero and the 9/11 Memorial. Walk through the space of the former World Trade Center in New York City, and get a deeper understanding of the events that took place on that day. Your ticket also includes access to the 9/11 Museum, as well as the One World Observatory for panoramic views of the city.

Listen to a first-person perspective rarely heard by visitors on a walking tour of the 9/11 Memorial given by a 9/11 first responder and New York City detective. Your guide tells stories about the day and its aftermath as you stop at landmarks often missed by visitors, from St. Paul's Chapel to the Survivor Tree. Afterwards, explore the 9/11 Memorial Museum at your own pace (admission ticket included).

History and architecture lovers will enjoy this walking tour of New York's Upper West Side. Your guide will help you make sense of the beautiful brown stones, beaux arts, and Queen Anne buildings in the area. As this is a walking tour you'll experience the city from an up-close, intimate perspective, and see beyond the common tourist sites.

See all the 9/11-related sits on this guided walking tour of lower Manhattan. Start in St. Paul's Chapel, the oldest church in New York City, a focal point for survivors of the terrorist attack, and then stroll around the cascading pools that is the memorial to 9/11. Learn about the building of the new World Trade Tower and then head to Brookfield Place, a bustling spot filled with lauded restaurants and shops.

This private, full-day tour takes all the hassle out of exploring New York. See the city's major highlights in the space of a single day; as the tour is just for your party, you have the ultimate flexibility in planning your own sightseeing itinerary and seeing only the sights that you're interested in. Meet your guide at a time and location of your choosing, and travel in a comfortable minivan. You can explore Central Park and Times Square, head down to the Financial District, cross into Brooklyn and Queens, and more.

When flying into New York City for a cruise, enjoy a smooth and stylish private transfer from one of New York's three major airports or Manhattan to the Brooklyn, Manhattan, or Cape Liberty cruise port. A friendly and professional chauffeur will meet you at your chosen airport, assist you with luggage, and take your party directly to your cruise terminal. Select a luxury sedan for up to three people or a deluxe SUV for up to six passengers. Rate is all inclusive with meet and assist service, local taxes, gratuities and toll charges included.

Explore the borough of Manhattan on this 4-hour bike tour. Bike through Lower Manhattan, along the waterfront, up into the Upper West Side to explore Central Park, and through Midtown. Visit key districts and landmarks such as Little Italy, SoHo, Strawberry Fields, and much more, covering more than 20 miles of the city. Admire the views of the city and stop for a 30-minute lunch - not included - along the way.

This tour departs at 2pm. Take a 1.5-hour walking tour of Ground Zero and the National September 11 Memorial, and gain insight into the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center. A local guide shares firsthand stories of the event and its aftermath while you visit 9/11-related sites such as St Paul's Chapel, the Fireman's Memorial and the reflecting pools, an homage to the thousands of lives lost.

While in New York City, take in the classic opera 'Aida' by Verdi at the Metropolitan Opera of New York. The performances feature Liudmyla Monastyrska, Latonia Moore, or Oksana Dyka singing the title role. Marco Armiliato and Plácido Domingo share conducting duties.

See some of the city's most iconic landmarks on this walking tour that highlights 9/11 history, Battery Park and Wall Street. Follow your expert guide through the streets of Lower Manhattan, where you'll get an up close look at towering skyscrapers, the famous bull, and the newest 9/11 Memorial.

Guided by survivors, recovery workers, family members, and first responders who lived through the event, this walking tour delivers an intimate look at 9/11 and its aftermath. Visit important sites and landmarks and learn about the day's events including personal accounts from your guide. Receive admission to National September 11th Memorial & Museum.

Take a bite out of Brooklyn on this fun sightseeing and pizza bus tour. Cross the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan and explore one of New York City's trendiest boroughs from end to end, visiting landmarks like Dumbo, Sunset Park, Bay Ridge, and the Coney Island Boardwalk, plus filming locations for famous movies like 'Goodfellas' and 'Saturday Night Fever.' Along the way, stop at two of Brooklyn's best pizzerias to sink your teeth into Neapolitan- and Sicilian-style slices. Come hungry!

New York's vast size and confusing transit system can be overwhelming to navigate. On an active and eco-friendly cycling tour, cover the city's major highlights without getting lost or stuck underground on the subway. Rides through popular areas including Southstreet Seaport, Chelsea Piers, the Upper West Side, and Central Park will give you a feel for New York City's bustling atmosphere and leave you with a lay of the land.

Step back in time, and immerse yourself in a bygone New York, when you embark on a small-group, history-themed walking tour. You'll learn all about what life was like in 1840s New York, and will spot numerous landmarks from the era. Begin your tour in Astor Place, which was once home to the Astors, Roosevelts, and other elite families. Then, continue down Broadway. Finish in Foley Square: once home to the notorious Five Points neighborhood that was made famous in Gangs of New York.