Philadelphia's Colonial Secrets: A Walking Tour with Sass

Delaware

Dover's Downtown Smartphone Guided Audio Walking Tour takes people on a journey to learn about Dover's important role in the American Revolution and the creation of the United States. This is a walking tour. It is great for history lovers and anyone who wants to explore Dover at their own speed. Walk the same streets where important decisions were made! See places like the Eldridge R. Johnson Dover Museum, Dover Visitors Center, and the Delaware Legislative Hall. You'll also see Dover's Memorials and Statues, Dover's Free Museum, and the Old State House. This tour lets you explore Dover's Revolutionary Significance and Historic Past in a fun, new way. The tour uses a special app that guides the user with GPS. As they walk, the app tells the stories of each place. The tour works anytime, so they can go whenever they want. It never expires, so they can even do it again later. This tour does not include food, drinks, or a live guide. Everything is on the app. It is a self guided experience.

New York City

Private Speakeasy Adventure: A Tipsy Trip through History, located in the heart of New York City, offers a unique exploration into the city's hidden past. This walking tour takes visitors on a spirited journey through iconic and historical bars and speakeasies, reminiscent of the Prohibition era. It's a chance to step away from the crowded tourist spots and discover secret oases in Midtown, the Lower East Side, and the vibrant Broadway Theater District. Participants can expect a rich storytelling experience, guided by experts who unveil tales from the past while visiting three carefully selected venues. These venues include an iconic Victorian Bar and secret speakeasies, offering not just drinks but a dive into the city's cultural heritage. Along the way, explorers will pass through Restaurant Row and maybe catch a glimpse of some NYC Dance Clubs. This experience includes free admission, express entry, and preferred customer treatment at each stop, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable adventure. Please note that alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are available for purchase, and gratuities are not included. The tour provides an engaging and entertaining way to make some history of your own while unlocking New York's hidden treasures and stories.

New York City

The Lower Manhattan Historical Guided Walking Tour takes guests on a 2.5-hour exploration of New York City's origins and modern marvels. Beginning at Castle Clinton National Monument in Battery Park, this walking tour immerses visitors in the rich history and vibrant atmosphere of Lower Manhattan. Guests will see breathtaking waterfront views as they begin to stroll through The Battery. What to expect is a ferry ride to Staten Island, with panoramic views of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline. Back on land, guests can marvel at the Charging Bull, a symbol of Wall Street's financial power. Stops include Liberty Bagels, the New York Stock Exchange, and Trinity Church, a Gothic masterpiece. The tour concludes at the poignant 9/11 Memorial fountains. This experience includes a certified guide who provides insightful commentary, a round-trip ferry ride, and photo opportunities at key landmarks. Gratuities are not included. This tour offers a mix of historical insights and scenic beauty, making it a memorable experience in the heart of New York City.

New York City

Historical Cat Tales Walking Tour Financial District takes you on a special walk through Lower Manhattan. It's a two-hour tour where people who love history and cats can learn cool stories. This walking tour explores how cats helped protect the Financial District back in the day. Get ready to walk about 1.5 miles and discover the secret lives of cats that guarded important buildings. Hear about the brave cat called the Mutilator, who defended the newspaper printers. Also, there's the kind cat who cheered up prisoners at the Tombs jail. You'll see famous spots like the Mark di Suvero Sculpture and a really tall building where working cats used to live. Plus, you'll visit where the Mullet Post Office used to be and the place where P.T. Barnum showed off his 'Cherry-Colored Cat'. Don't forget Tammany Hall, where cats named Snooky and Tammany roamed, the old office of Mutilator the Office Cat, and the spot where the Tombs Jail was located. This tour is a unique way to see New York's history through the eyes of its feline friends. This tour includes exploring the Financial District and seeing a Iconic Skyscraper (Former Home to Working Cats). You will visit the Site of the Historic Mullet Post Office. The tour does not include any food or drinks, so it's a good idea to bring your own. You can even bring your cat if it’s in a carrier or on a leash!