Activities, Camps and After School Classes in New York, NY

Iconic NYC Breakfast & Midtown Landmarks Walking Tour Make the most of your morning in Manhattan with this two-in-one breakfast and sightseeing tour. Perfect for first-time visitors and food lovers, this small-group experience combines classic New York flavors with the city’s most famous Midtown landmarks. Follow your local guide through the heart of Manhattan, from Grand Central Terminal to Rockefeller Center, uncovering history, architecture, and hidden gems along the way. Tastings include: • Fresh Coffee, Tea, or Cocoa • Classic Bacon, Egg & Cheese Sandwich • Blueberry Pancakes • New York Bagel • Gourmet Donut Enjoy a generous breakfast as you stroll past St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Bryant Park, Radio City Music Hall, and more. With small group sizes, it’s a relaxed, delicious, and authentic way to start your NYC day. Tour details: • Duration: 3 hours (9:00 am – 12:00 pm) • Distance: 1.8 mi / 2.9 km

Visit Harlem, the ethnically diverse borough of New York, on a Wednesday-morning guided tour. On your tour through one of New York City's most vital neighborhoods, you'll hear stories from Harlem's fascinating history and see its famous sights. You will attend our Holiday Gospel Concert and hear the acapella sounds of the amazing Harlem Gospel Ensemble.

Explore New York Central Park on your own pace while solving riddles. Use your imagination, observation, logic and team spirit in order to accomplish the tasks. Learn interesting information about the beautiful park while walking around narrow streets and 10 of the most important attractions. Pause when ever you want and continue later. Discover hidden gems. Snap beautiful photos. Far from crowds and schedules. Start any time you wish! Everything in your smartphone!

Explore the vibrant and often overlooked queer history of New York City on this engaging walking tour. Discover the stories of drag queens, poets, and rebels who shaped the LGBTQ+ community before Stonewall and the modern rights movement. From the 1600s to the 1960s, Greenwich Village served as a sanctuary for visionaries and pioneers. Walk the streets where Walt Whitman created his iconic poetry, uncover the lives of LGBTQ+ icons, and learn about the underground venues that fostered queer culture. This tour reveals the gritty, glamorous, and poignant moments of queer resistance in a city that continues to thrive on diversity. - Journey through centuries of LGBTQ+ history in NYC's Greenwich Village - Hear compelling tales of trans, lesbian, gay, and queer icons and the underground nightlife where they thrived - Visit historical landmarks tied to LGBTQ+ pride and resistance - Enjoy insights from an expert licensed guide who brings the past to life

From the historically diverse communities to cosmopolitan hot spots, the West and East Villages, Lower East Side, Bowery, and SoHo have a fascinating history captured by the area’s architecture. During this tour, we discover this history by looking at some of the defining architectural typologies of these neighborhoods including the cast iron industrial spaces of Soho and tenement apartments of the LES as well stand-out contemporary buildings such as the New Museum by SANAA, Prada flagship boutique by Rem Koolhas, and Copper Union by Morphosis. We'll also visit Washington Square and some of the NYU buildings in the area.

Combine two amazing places and visit the fourth-oldest institution of higher education in the United States - Princeton University and the birthplace of the United States - Philadelphia on this full-day tour.

Join the best New York Walking Tour and see 30+ Top Sights with an entertaining local guide! Then head to the One World Observatory for some of the best views the city has to offer! Start at Wall St. to see iconic buildings, Ground Zero, & The NY Stock Exchange (with The Charging Bull & Fearless Girl statues). Walking to City Hall, we glimpse the Brooklyn Bridge and the famous Court Houses that took down the Mafia. Explore the 5 Points, China Town, & Little Italy districts. Visit the Flatiron building and continue up 5th Avenue for shots of the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, and Bryant Park. Next, explore Grand Central Train Station, Times Square, Rockefeller Centre, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and more! We end at the Plaza Hotel, a true NYC icon After the walking tour, enjoy 360-degree views of New York from the One World Observatory. Experience the city from 100 stories up—the highest viewpoint in the city—including sights like the Statue of Liberty and many more!

Experience a classic boat cruise and enjoy a narrated tour with an Urban Naturalist. As we cruise along the west side of Manhattan during Autumn, learn about the geology and ecology as we cruise and see some of the areas iconic sights: the George Washington Bridge, Little Red Lighthouse, the Riverside Cathedral, Grant's Tomb, the Cloisters and more! The boat has a large salon that's designed with wrap around windows and skylights for viewing all of the sights while we cruise. The interior of the boat is heated and there is also an open outer deck. Enjoy this exciting fall cruise that's perfect for locals and visitors!

One of the first of its kind in New York, this artistic experience is a chance to create your own artwork out of resin. Whether you're visiting New York and want to make your own unique piece to remember your trip, or if you're a local artist who has always wanted to try a new medium, this will not disappoint. Explore your creativity under the tutelage of an expert, whether you're a first-time artist, or a seasoned professional. This makes a perfect gift, birthday activity, or date night. Have fun while adding a new skill to your repertoire, and make a truly singular piece that you'll enjoy for years to come. **Start times are 12-5pm, but if you'd prefer a different time, let us know, we can often accommodate.

Smaller-sized groups. Great for local New Yorkers, too! Central Park is one of the most famously-known parks in the world and it has been featured in many television shows and movie productions such as Sex And The City, When Harry Met Sally, The Out-Of-Towers, Barefoot In The Park, Taxi Driver, Love Story, Home Alone 2, Ghostbusters and literally hundreds of others. This tremendous 843-acre oasis is overflowing with lush green lawns, colorful plantings and trees, woodsy areas and wildlife, public gathering spots, romantic alcoves, fun activities and loads of interesting places to explore!  It is a paradise for photographers, lovers, children, outdoorsy types, bird-watchers and anyone with an appreciation for nature, wildlife, art, beauty and fun times, regardless of age. Your 2-2.5-hour guided tour through Central Park’s southern section covers Central Park’s fascinating history, its “secrets”, pop-culture and much more.  You’ll definitely want to bring your cameras for this one!

Step into the heart of NYC on this immersive, small-group walking tour from the bright lights of Times Square to the peaceful paths of Central Park. Led by a passionate local guide, this experience blends iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and real New York stories. Marvel at Rockefeller Center, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, and the Ed Sullivan Theater. Stroll down world-famous Fifth Avenue, past Tiffany’s, Louis Vuitton, and Trump Tower. Discover cultural icons like Lincoln Center and Juilliard, and walk along Billionaire’s Row to the historic Dakota Building. Pause at the Imagine Mosaic, a tribute to John Lennon, before exploring the charm of Central Park. From statues and fountains to unforgettable views, every stop tells a story. And yes — don’t miss one of NYC’s best hot dogs! (Food not included, but highly recommended.) Perfect for first-timers and seasoned visitors alike, this tour offers fresh insight, great photo ops, and an authentic Manhattan experience.

This tour has been designed for you to choose the option that is best suited to you add the activities you want to enjoy. See Lower Manhattan with a tour of the streets and incredible historical buildings of Downtown. Learn about the Financial district and how it was formed.

Explore the lower section of Central Park on a walking tour that combines sightseeing with photography. Enjoy an engaging experience in small groups of up to six, led by a knowledgeable guide and photographer. Capture your adventures with three high definition edited photos while discovering the stories behind the park's most iconic spots, all in about 90 minutes. For those wanting more, additional photos can be purchased, and private group options are available for a more personalized experience. - Small group tours for an intimate experience (1-6 participants) - Includes 3 high definition edited photos and candid shots - Explore Central Park's most iconic lower section in about 90 minutes - Private group option available for up to 6 people with 100 total pictures

Join us for an exciting Statue of Liberty, the symbol of New York. You will disembark at Ellis Island to visit the Immigration Museum. The tour will start at the indicated time in front of the picturesque SeaGlass Carousel, in the heart of Battery Park. Once gathered, we will hear a brief historical introduction about New York and the port area, and head to security checkpoint, which we will pass with priority access. At that point, we will board the official ferry operated by Statue City Cruises, the only one allowed to land on Liberty Island and Ellis Island. During the crossing, which lasts about 15–20 minutes, we will enjoy a great view of the Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor. Once we arrive at Liberty Island, we will begin the guided tour outside the majestic Statue of Liberty. Here, we will discover hidden symbols in its design and the deep meaning it had for millions of immigrants.

The Brooklyn Bridge Bike Tour lets you safely explore the best of Manhattan by bike. Pedal on the new Hudson riverside bike trail, past famous landmarks and over the Brooklyn Bridge - once the largest suspension bridge in the world.

Discover the hidden treasures of New York City's brownstone capital in the Mount Morris Park Historic District. As one of the earliest land marked districts in Harlem, this neighborhood boasts a high degree of integrity with quality, design, and workmanship showcased in the buildings within the Mount Morris Park Historic District. Step back in time and experience the remarkable blend of late 19th and early 20th-century residential and church architecture associated with the Gilded Age. Be immersed in the nostalgia of “Doctors’ Row”, also known as West 122nd Street, Mount Morris Park West, and Malcolm X Boulevard. These streets offer rare and substantially unaltered 19th-century streetscapes, a sight that can only be found in this particular area of Manhattan. Our walking tour will provide you with the opportunity to explore, admire, and learn about this historic district, with knowledgeable and friendly local guides leading the way. After the tour, enjoy a delicious lunch.

In the heart of Manhattan, the busiest city in the world, is the famous Central Park. An oasis from the hustle-and-bustle of the city, the park is known for its beautiful bridges, architecture, lakes, trails, and as a New York City icon in film and television. In this two hour tour, you will be exploring some of the most famous parts of the most famous park. Discover some of the sights seen in movies like The Avengers and Enchanted, explore sights you would never believe are in a public park (An Egyptian Obelisk? A castle?!), and find beauty in the serenity amidst the chaos of the city. Every tour is led by a licensed New York City tour guide, trained in history, storytelling, and an eye for wonder, showing you their own individual favorite spots and spinning their favorite tales.

What makes this tour special is the seamless experience from start to finish. Travelers enjoy a comfortable ferry ride, stunning views of the New York skyline, and the opportunity to explore the iconic Statue of Liberty and Liberty Island while learning about its rich history and significance.

Travel back to the 1970s, to an East Village when apartments were cheap, Rock was great, and you had to show up in person to buy tickets! We’ll visit the sites of the legendary Fillmore East, the long gone CBGB’s, and The Bottom Line, places that launched the careers of some of the biggest names in music. We’ll also walk to some lesser known, but equally significant, sites where artists honed their craft and first gained a following, places like Club 82, On the Rocks, and Great Gildersleeves. Were you at The Bottom Line in 1975 when Bruce Springsteen first blew the socks off the music world with Born to Run? Or did you see Patti Smith at CBGB’s in 1976 after the release of Horses? What a SHOW! We’ll also revisit some of the legendary shows of The Who and Pink Floyd at the Fillmore East, as well as the New York Dolls at the Mercer Arts Center. Along the way we’ll dip our toe into the world of Disco at the site of Infinity, a dance club destroyed by fire 1979. Tour runs w/confirmation.

This scavenger hunt is designed to take you on a fascinating adventure. Starting on the iconic Highline, you’ll catch breathtaking views across the city and the Hudson River from the tops of buildings. . You’ll also discover the famous graffiti that was part of the scene in 90’s NYC, and marvel at the stunning gothic-style building. As you pass by The Whitney Museum, home to more than 20,000 works of art, you’ll gain insights into the city’s rich cultural history. Next, meander around the cobbled streets of the meatpacking district, passing some of the finest restaurants in this busy and now trendy area. After booking, you will receive your link to play via email or SMS. Head over to the starting location and begin your adventure. Receive clues along the way and solve each mystery to unlock your next location, coming across the park's hidden gems and ultimate viewpoints. This adventure has 11 clues with an optional rest break after clue 8. Budget around 1.5 – 2 hours.

Uncover the chilling side of New York City on this 2-hour ghost tour through Greenwich Village, one of Manhattan’s most haunted neighborhoods. Beneath the charming streets and historic brownstones lies a darker history filled with tragedy, mystery, and lingering spirits. Led by an expert guide, you’ll explore some of the Village’s most infamous locations, including Washington Square Park and Brown Building, while hearing spine-tingling stories of restless ghosts, lost souls, and eerie encounters reported by locals for generations. From celebrity hauntings to unexplained happenings in the park’s shadowy corners, this atmospheric tour reveals the ghostly legends that continue to haunt one of New York’s most historic neighborhoods.