Private Tour of New York to more than 30 Sights

4 hours duration is the total travel time, traffic, and stop time.

The largest urban complex in the Americas, with the incredible The Edge and The Vessel sculpture.

Here you will take incredible photos at The Vessel, visit the imposing The Edge and also The Shed.

The park built on disused train tracks, which attracts millions of visitors every year to New York!

Columbus Circle is a neighborhood and roundabout in New York City near Central Park named after European navigator Christopher Columbus.

Central Park is the largest urban park in New York and one of the largest in the world. It measures more than 4 kilometers long and 800 meters wide.

In the 340 hectares that Central Park occupies we can find prairies, artificial lakes, waterfalls and areas that look like an authentic forest. Within the park itself you will also find the Central Park Zoo and other attractions.

A renowned artistic complex that houses institutions such as the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic.

A historic building where John Lennon lived and was tragically murdered.

Here we will stop for photos at the Dakota Building and the famous John Lennon mandala in Central Park.

A space in Central Park dedicated to the memory of John Lennon, with an "Imagine" mosaic and great meaning.

One of the largest natural history museums in the world, with a vast collection of educational exhibits.

Part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it features an ancient Egyptian temple and its exhibits.

An art museum housed in the former home of Henry Frick, displaying an impressive collection of works of art.

The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine is an Anglican cathedral in Gothic style, belonging to the Episcopal diocese of New York City, construction began in 1892.

A complex of buildings that includes an observatory, ice skating rink and the famous Christmas Tree during the holiday season.

An iconic building with a vast collection of books, manuscripts and historical materials, as well as being an architectural landmark.

A public square with Madison Square Garden nearby, offering entertainment and restaurants.

Here you will take incredible photos in this beautiful park.

A public park known for its arch and cultural activities, surrounded by historic New York University buildings.

A majestic neo-Gothic cathedral in the heart of Manhattan, known for its imposing architecture.

A neighborhood for New York's youth, full of shops, restaurants and nightlife.

A neighborhood known for its Italian heritage and delicious food.

One of the largest Chinese enclaves in the Western Hemisphere, full of Chinese stores and restaurants.

An iconic suspension bridge that connects Manhattan to Brooklyn, offering incredible views of the New York skyline.

Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass A Brooklyn neighborhood known for its independent shops and picturesque views.

The seat of New York City government, a historic building with impressive architecture.

A historic chapel that played an important role during 9/11.

A historic Anglican church located in the heart of Manhattan's financial district.

The famous bronze sculpture that symbolizes the financial power of Wall Street.

A park that houses Castle Clinton and offers panoramic views of the Statue of Liberty.

A complex rebuilt after the 9/11 attacks, including the One World Observatory, a moving memorial with black marble pools honoring the victims of the 9/11 attacks.

Oculus in New York. The One World Trade Center station is considered the most expensive station in the world and showcases bold, futuristic architecture.

A gay bar and recreational tavern that played a pivotal role in the gay liberation movement.