Woolworth Building Tours and Tickets

Enjoy Christmas Eve with bottomless mimosas and sights of New York's most popular attractions from the water on this brunch cruise. Along with a delicious brunch buffet of savory items and desserts, you can relax to the sound of jazz music played by a live band. During your cruise, keep your eyes peeled for the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, the Woolworth Building, and the Empire State Building.

Explore the stunning lobby of the Woolworth Building on this guided, 30-minute, small-group tour in New York City. Designed by renowned architect Cass Gilbert, the Woolworth Building, also known as the "˜Cathedral of Commerce,' became a National Historic Landmark in 1983. This basic tour includes access to the not-open-to-the-public lobby, the grand entrance of what was the tallest building in the world for 17 years. Learn about the history of this magnificent space, with key bits of information and ample time to take pictures and ask questions.

Explore the 'city that never sleeps' after dark during this 3-hour private nighttime walking tour of Brooklyn and the Brooklyn Bridge with a private guide. Discover the elegant mansions, vintage lofts, and trendy stores of popular Brooklyn areas like Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO, then cross the iconic Brooklyn Bridge as you enjoy the city lights.

Admire the architecture of Manhattan from the water on a 2.75-hour cruise on a 1920s-style yacht. From the teak deck of the boat, learn about New York City's architectural landmarks as you circumnavigate the island and listen to the 'Around Manhattan' narration, provided by members of NYC chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). Both locals and visitors will find the commentary interesting. One beer or glass of wine is provided, as well as snacks and soda.

See New York City from the air on a 30-minute, private helicopter tour from downtown Manhattan that's customized for your interests. Fly over the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Manhattan skyscrapers: your private pilot will create the perfect route for your group. This 30-minute, private helicopter tour is priced per group, and accommodates up to 5 passengers.

Enjoy the architecture of Lower Manhattan from the water on a 90-minute cruise aboard a 1920s-style yacht. From the teak deck of the boat, learn about New York City's architectural landmarks via narration provided by members of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) New York chapter. Visitors, locals, design students, and professional will all find the commentary interesting. One beer or glass of wine is provided, as well as soda, tea, or coffee. More beverages can be purchased from the bar.

Get a bird's-eye view of the Big Apple with this 20-minute helicopter tour. Soar over all five boroughs, passing the Statue of Liberty, the Empire State Building, the Chrysler Building, Brooklyn Bridge, and more.

Explore the world-famous concrete jungle of Lower Manhattan on a private, 3-hour walking tour of the Financial District. Learn how the area transformed from a 17th-century Dutch trading post into a world capital of commerce as you visit sites including Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange, Trinity Church, and City Hall. Pay tribute to the fallen heroes of 9/11 at the former Twin Towers site with an optional visit to the 9/11 Memorial.

Combine a sightseeing tour by bus with a scenic cruise on the Staten Island Ferry during this full-day tour of New York City. Go to top attractions such as Greenwich Village, Central Park, Times Square, the Empire State Building, the Brooklyn Bridge, and hop off the bus with your guide for short walks around sites such as the Rockefeller Center. Hear live commentary about the city's history from your guide, and travel in comfort in a climate-controlled bus as you take in the best of the Big Apple.

Make the most of your time in New York on a private tour of the city's highlights. Your personal guide and separate chauffeur ensure easy access to locations on the day's itinerary, which is customized to fit your needs and interests. You'll see more of the city than you ever could by foot, cab, or public transit, and leave with an insider's perspective on its most iconic neighborhoods.