Unveiling Broadway's Magic: A Private Theatre District Expedition

New York City

Gossip Girl Uptown Site Tour in a Vintage Car whisks people away to the glamorous world of Manhattan's elite. This tour isn't just a ride; it's a chance to live like Serena and Blair, even for a day. Fans and newcomers alike will love seeing the real-life spots from the show, all from the comfort of a stylish vintage car. What can people expect? The tour takes them to famous places like Park Avenue Viaduct & Grand Central Terminal, offering peeks into the lives of the Upper East Side's fictional characters. They will visit the steps of the Constance Billard School for Girls (exterior shots) and stop by The Empire Hotel, known as Chuck Bass's hangout. The tour also swings by The 'L' Word Location (Fictional), providing fun for fans of different shows! Included is private transportation for a comfortable and exclusive experience. Gratuities are not included. The tour gives a taste of New York City's high society, mixing TV magic with real-life landmarks.

New York City

The Central Park Pedicab Tour offers a fun and easy way to see many famous spots in Central Park in just two hours. Friendly guides who know all about the park's history will take riders to must-see places, like the Chess & Checkers House where people play games, the pretty Central Park Carousel, and the Dairy, which used to give out milk. During the tour, guests will discover the Balto Statue that honors a brave dog, the beautiful Bethesda Fountain with its amazing Minton Tile Ceiling, and the Bow Bridge, often seen in movies. They will also stop by the calm Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir and the Belvedere Castle that looks like it's from a fairy tale. This pedicab tour is a great way to see lots of cool places without having to walk too much! Also the tour ends at the Tavern on the Green, Arch Bridge (Elfin Bridge) Strawberry Fields and Sheep Meadow. This tour includes private transportation, meaning your group will have its own pedicab. It doesn't include food, drinks, or entrance fees to attractions. Get ready to enjoy Central Park's best sights with a knowledgeable guide who can also take awesome photos!

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.

New York City

The Times Square Grand Central Rockefeller Tour offers a captivating exploration of Midtown Manhattan's most iconic landmarks. This walking tour, perfect for first-time visitors and seasoned New Yorkers alike, unveils the heart of the city's commerce, culture, and entertainment. The tour begins in the dazzling Times Square, moves through the peaceful Bryant Park, and continues past the grand New York Public Library. Guests will marvel at architectural wonders such as Grand Central Terminal and St. Patrick's Cathedral before concluding at Rockefeller Center. Along the way, an experienced NYC tour guide shares fascinating stories and insights into the city's history and culture. This experience includes a licensed tour guide with over 10 years of NYC experience. It excludes entry to the Top of the Rock observation deck; tickets for this must be purchased separately.