Rockefeller Center - Start with a walking tour of Rockefeller Center to see 30 Rock (just like the famous TV show), and a view St. Patrick’s Cathedral From here you will board the climate controlled bus an head out on 5th Avenue through the bustling shopping district.

Madison Square Park - Our first stop is a green jewel in the midst of the city with stunning views of the Empire State Building and Flatiron Building

Empire State Building - See the iconic skyscraper from Madison Square Park.

Flatiron Building - This triangular building is among the world’s most famous skyscrapers, and perhaps the quintessential symbol of New York City.

Greenwich Village - Drive past Washington Square Park in this artistic and alternative NYC neighborhood that is home to artists and students, and is celebrated for its LGBTQ history.

SoHo - Amazing cast-iron buildings, expensive shops, and lofts are everywhere in this neighborhood.

Chinatown - A thriving immigrant community with vibrant sights, smells, and things to do.

Wall Street - America’s financial heart.

Trinity Church - This is the historic church where Alexander Hamilton is buried.

Charging Bull (Wall Street Bull) - Admire the most photographed sculpture of New York.

Statue of Liberty - You board your ferry to sail past Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty and take in the magnificent New York City skyline. On this 1-hour cruise, you have time to eat lunch. You can bring lunch or purchase lunch at the terminal or on the boat.

The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum - Visit 9/11 Ground Zero, and see the largest man-made waterfalls in tribute to the people that lost their lives.

The Vessel - Get a great of the towering, interactive sculpture in the heart of Hudson Yards.

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum - Pass by the former aircraft carrier USS Intrepid which served in World War II, the Cold War and the Vietnam War as well as a NASA recovery vessel in the 1960s

Columbus Circle - Official highway distances from New York City are measured from this heavily trafficked circle.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts - Epicenter of New York City’s performing arts culture.

American Museum of Natural History - Star location for the blockbuster movie, “Night at the Museum”.

Central Park - A stop in Central Park and walk to the Strawberry Field with panoramic views.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Home to the Met Gala, one of the largest charity events for fashion and pop culture

Times Square - Our tour concludes with a drop off at Time Square, the colorful and bustling entertainment capital of the world.