Lower East Side Tours and Tickets

Explore the vibrant Lower East Side of Manhattan on a 2-hour small-group tour. Traverse the neighborhood on foot and learn about its rich immigrant past from your informative guide. Learn about the various groups who immigrated to America and sample some of the delicious foods - at your own expense - that they brought with them as you visit some of the area's famous landmarks.

Tour New York City in a new and fun way with this private tour in Jeep Wrangler. With your expert local guide by your side, cruise the streets of the Big Apple in a new Jeep seeing famous neighborhoods like Greenwich Village, SoHo and the Lower East Side. This tour has a maximum of just four participants.

Learn the shocking truth behind New York City's organized crime rings on this guided, 2.5-hour tour. Led by a retired New York City police officer or detective, visit locations with a history of crime both past and present, like Chinatown, the Lower East Side and Wall Street. Find out about New York's sordid past and how the city was shaped by crime - crime rings, gang crimes, the mafia and more. It's a fascinating account for anyone interested in true crime and the stormy past from one of the world's most famous cities.

Get to know two of New York's most characterful neighborhoods, and experience two tours in one, when you sign on for a tenement tour of the Lower East Side and a brewing tour of Williamsburg. Both tours are rooted in history, and explore the experiences of immigrants who shaped New York. Start your full day of adventuring in City Hall Park in Lower Manhattan. Over the course of the day you'll visit numerous historical monuments, will sample plenty of local craft beers, will enjoy a classic New York pizza meal, and more.

On this private tour, get up close and personal with the Lower East Side: one of Manhattan's most diverse and dynamic neighborhoods. Pick a departure time that works for your schedule, and meet your guide. You'll see the Eldridge Street Synagogue, popular eateries like Katz's Deli and Russ & Daughters (food own expense), the Manhattan Bridge, and more. As you go, learn about the immigrants who shaped the area, the history of tenement housing, the Lower East Side's rich culinary culture, and more.

Hop in a vintage taxi cab and discover the flavor of a classic New York slice on a private tour through Manhattan's unpretentious, highly-rated pizzerias. With stops at up to 6 establishments loved by locals, the tour is a popular choice for foodies and pizza newbies alike. Along the way, your guide teaches your group about what makes each slice special, from technique to ingredients.

Experience the flavors of New York City's Lower East Side on a 3-hour culinary walking tour through a vibrant and historic neighborhood. Explore the area with a food-loving guide, and learn the history of the immigrants that gave the Lower East Side its diverse, rich cuisines. Pause for tastings at six shops, restaurants and cafes, and enjoy tastings at each destination. Sample traditional Jewish delicacies and old-fashioned candies as well as creative donuts and sweets in a neighborhood packed with galleries, boutiques and local charm.   

Discover New York City with a private guide on an 8-hour tour that explores the glitz and grit of Manhattan. Ride the subway and walk through distinctive neighborhoods including Chinatown, Little Italy, Greenwich Village, and the Lower East Side. See Times Square, Wall Street, Rockefeller Center, Fifth Avenue, the World Trade Center, Central Park and more on this comprehensive city tour.

New York's vibrant Lower East Side neighborhood has, in recent years, become a hub of some of the city's most experimental and boundary-pushing street art. Go on a small-group, cultural walking tour of the neighborhood, and spot noteworthy works by internationally renowned artists. Meet your guide at the Houston Bowery Wall in Nolita - famed for its ever-changing murals - and then venture to the LES. You'll admire pieces in the 100 Gates Project, will see work by Shephard Fairey and Space Invader, and learn more about the vibrant local street art community.

Savor a taste of New York during this 11-hour, small-group walking tour focusing on eating and exploring in the Big Apple. Join no more than 12 guests as you learn the history and present incarnations of neighborhoods like Midtown, the historic Lower East Side, East Village, Chinatown, Little Italy and more. Along the way you'll sample a range of included snacks, craft beer and cocktails.

Get to know the East Side on a private walking tour of the area's most iconic neighborhoods, from St. Mark's Place to Chinatown. Booking a private tour ensures the full attention of your guide, who eliminates the hassle of navigating the busy street of Manhattan on your own. Over the course of the afternoon, learn about the East Side's rich history as you sample treats from authentic eateries.

New York's East Village is a cultural melting pot of the classic and the contemporary. Enhance your experience of the Big Apple's hippest neighborhood on this 3-hour walking tour including food tasting. Alongside your guide, you'll visit cultural and culinary hot spots including the gentrified St. Mark's Street, Cafe Veselka, and McSorely's, the oldest Irish pub in East Village. Pleasure your palate with five food samples and receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people.

Enjoy unobstructed views of NYC with this hop-on hop-off bus tour and ferry. Travel by double-decker bus and explore the streets of Manhattan, including Uptown, Downtown and Brooklyn. With more than 40 stops around the city and three harbor ferry stops, you can design your own itinerary and set your own pace. Tickets are valid for 48 hours. Bonus: Museum of the City of New York admission is included! For more value, opt for the VIP Pass which upgrades your pass so you benefit from skip-the-line access or add one attraction to your your tour.

Explore the rich culinary history of the Lower East Side on this private half-day walking tour. With an informative local guide leading the way, learn about the waves of immigrants who settled this once impoverished strip of tenement houses. Visit some of the neighborhood's landmark restaurants, delicatessens, and appetizing shops, including Katz's, Yonah Shimmel's Knish Bakery, and the Pickle Guys.