USA ·NEW YORK CITY TOURS
Almost everything worth doing in New York is ticketed, timed and busy, which makes the order you book in matter more than the list itself. These 15 cover the observation decks, the harbor boats, the museums and the neighborhood walks, with prices and the slots worth paying up for.
Review of SUMMIT One Vanderbilt in NYC, with mirror rooms, glass skyboxes, skyline views, timing tips, value advice, and practical details.
“Amazing experience, lots of photo opportunities. Friendly staff & a nice cocktail at the end.”
Review of NYC’s 9/11 Memorial Museum ticket, including exhibits, memorial pools, Survivor Tree, timing, value, and practical tips.
“Very informative - learnt a lot more than I thought I was going to.”
Review of Empire State Building Observatory tickets, with 86th and 102nd-floor views, museum details, ticket advice, timing, and practical tips.
“We were lucky to have booked on a clear night with almost no queues. Booking process was easy and the staff were so helpful and friendly. A great experience for us all.”
Review the Empire State Building Observation Deck, with 86th and 102nd floor views, museum galleries, ticket advice, timing tips, and value details.
“Really loved this and recommend going early. Staff so knowledgeable and helpful.”
Edge NYC review: assess the glass floor, outdoor sky deck, views, price, timing, crowds, weather, and practical tips before booking.
“Views at night with the added extra of the glass floor. The member of staff outside was really friendly and helpful”
Visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island by ferry from New Jersey with museums, audio guides, skyline views, and flexible island time.
“transportation from Jersey city to the islands was very convenient, great views, plenty of parking.”
Review the American Museum of Natural History in New York, with dinosaur halls, the Gilder Center, ticketed shows, and practical tips.
“Absolutely loved it, great experience for Adults and kids, if you really want to see everything expect to spend atleast 4 to 5 hrs if not more, start at the 4th floor and make your way down, especially if you are on a tight schedule.”
Review of Top of the Rock in New York, with views, timing tips, ticket value, Beam upgrade, VIP perks, accessibility, and practical advice.
“Another great visit, we had done Empire State Building first and great to see it from the Rockerfella”
Review the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island tour, with ferry details, timing, guides, costs, museum access, and practical booking advice.
“This was a great tour that gave us an overview of both. Chris is a very knowledgeable guide! This tour did not include the inside of either place. So, if you’re looking for that keep looking. It did include a wonderful history of both!”
See Central Park, Fifth Avenue, 9/11 Memorial, and the Statue of Liberty in six hours with a guided bus and ferry tour.
“It’s a great experience, it was our first time to New York, & this tour took us around New York in a couple of hours. Very informative and fun time.”
Review of MoMA in New York, with ticket value, must-see art, timing tips, audio guides, crowds, dining, and practical advice.
“Really easy access no waiting and cheaper than buying on the day Great value”
Review of One World Observatory in NYC, with 360-degree views, SkyPod elevator tips, ticket options, timing advice, and honest value notes.
“I liked when the view was revealed. cocktail was excellent. The building was spectacular.”
New York CityPASS saves up to 41% on five major attractions, with nine days to visit the Empire State Building, museums, cruises, and more.
“My trip to New York City was absolutely amazing. Purchasing a City Pass is a must, to enjoy multiple attractions and save money.”
See New York after dark on Circle Line’s two-hour Harbor Lights Cruise, with close Statue of Liberty views, bridges, skyline lights, and live narration.
“it was amazing my family loved it. truly amazing and unforgettable experience.. tour guide on-board was unbelievable...”
Compare NYC's top sights with the Go City Explorer Pass, including Edge, Empire State Building, museums, cruises, and flexible 30-day access.
“Paid for the pass before my trip so nice to go away and just visit the sights we wanted to. We booked the edge, the top of the rock and the Empire State Building but had no trouble getting into everything else when we turned up. Definitely saved money too.”
Start on a coastline and work inland.
