Two guided bus tours leaving from the same Midtown corner — one that covers the whole city by daylight, one that covers it lit up after dark.
Both closed-top and climate-controlled, and both narrated live by a licensed guide.
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Both tours cover New York's landmarks from a comfortable seat with someone knowledgeable doing the talking. The difference is when you go, how long you have, and which version of the city you want to see.
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Four hours from Central Park down to the harbour, taking in the Dakota, Fifth Avenue, the Empire State Building, SoHo, Chinatown and the Financial District, with time out of the bus at Rockefeller Center, the Brooklyn Bridge and the 9/11 Memorial. You finish where you started.
Three hours in the evening, when Times Square is at full brightness and the skyline reads as a wall of light. Fifth Avenue lights and a stop at Empire State Building. You cross the Manhattan Bridge, stop in DUMBO for the photograph everyone comes home with.
New York is bigger than it looks on a map, and the distance between its landmarks is the thing most visitors underestimate. A guided bus tour turns a day of navigation into a day of sightseeing.
Live narration from licenced guide
See the whole city in one tour
Comfortable in any weather
Photo stops at top sights
Between them, the two tours cover most of what people picture when they picture New York — by daylight, after dark, or both.
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