Uncover Central Park's Secrets: Scandal and Vice Walking Tour

New York City

Experience the magic of New York City at night with a private 1-Hour New York City Lights Tour in a vintage car! Step back in time to the glamorous 1920s and cruise through the city's dazzling streets in a beautifully restored Ford Model A. The transparent roof lets you soak in the twinkling lights of the night sky as you discover NYC's most famous landmarks. What to Expect: This unique tour offers an intimate and unforgettable way to see the city's iconic sights. A personal chauffeur will guide you past Columbus Circle, Carnegie Hall, and the dazzling lights of Times Square. Experience the architectural grandeur of the New York Public Library, the serene beauty of Bryant Park, and the majestic Empire State Building. The tour continues to the Flatiron Building, along Fifth Avenue, to Grand Central Terminal, and concludes at Rockefeller Center. Enjoy a comfortable and stylish ride while learning about the history and culture of these famous locations. This private tour ensures a personalized experience. It includes private transportation in the vintage car. Gratuities are not included. Experience New York City in a way you'll never forget!

New York City

Explore New York City's vibrant heart with the 'SoHo, Little Italy, Chinatown' walking tour. It's not a food tour but a journey into three iconic neighborhoods, revealing their unique stories and cultural blends. This guided stroll is perfect for anyone wanting to see hidden gems. Walk through SoHo, where you'll see cool buildings like the Cast Iron Building and find art galleries and fancy shops. Then, step into Little Italy, filled with family restaurants and reminders of Italian immigrants. Finally, wander through Chinatown's busy streets, seeing markets, tea houses, and real Chinese culture. With a licensed NYC tour guide who has over 10 years of experience, this tour gives you a close-up look at the city. You'll visit key spots such as the NYC Police Museum and the Garment District. Keep in mind that snacks are not included, but you can buy them during a break.

Philadelphia

Philadelphia Murder Mystery: Ben Franklin Self-Guided Quest invites everyone to step into old Philadelphia to solve a crime. A Founding Father might have blood on his hands! Now, people can solve puzzles and find hidden clues to catch the killer, with Ben Franklin as their guide. Using the Questo app, explorers can walk around Old City and see famous places like Independence Hall and Franklin Court. Each puzzle they solve brings them closer to the truth. They'll meet people from history and learn cool facts. This tour is a mix of a fun story, local history, and a real-life game. This isn't just any walk. It's a mystery game set on the streets of Philadelphia. The suspects are all characters from history books. The tour includes mobile access to the Questo app, the freedom to stop and start whenever, 11 puzzle challenges, a story with Ben Franklin, and a GPS map. There is no live tour guide.

New York City

Gritty NYC True Crime Tour: Times Square and Central Park explores the dark side of 1980s and 1990s New York City. This walking tour, perfect for true crime fans, focuses on three bizarre murder cases, steering clear of Mafia stories and ghost tales. One case remains unsolved, inviting guests to analyze theories and try their hand at cracking it. The other two, though 'solved,' are full of loose ends and unanswered questions. Guests will walk through the lower part of Central Park, visiting a murder site and a location from a murder series. A short bus ride then takes the group to the edge of Times Square, the site of an unsolved murder. The tour guide, Eddie, is a leading NYC true crime historian who has worked with The New York Times and Oxygen TV/NBC Television. He's also a licensed attorney and a long-time New York City resident, offering deep insights into these chilling cases. Everything is included in the tour price, except for one NYC public bus ride. Participants should expect a captivating exploration of true crime in the city's history, led by an expert in the field.