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Manhattan Neighborhood Private Customized Walking Tour

Manhattan Neighborhood Private Customized Walking Tour

Overview

Take advantage of an experienced New York guide to customize your private tour of Manhattan neighborhoods.

First time travelers may use this tour as a way to orientate themselves and as a starting point to later visit sites and neighborhoods on their own with the advice of the guide. Or for those who wish to dig deeper, get an in depth look into classic neighborhoods or become experts on New York architecture.

Either way these tours aim to give personalized, unique New York experiences. Meaning we can focus on many aspects of New York, history, food, culture, architecture, art and design. Just let us know and we can adapt to give you the tour you want!

City: New York City

Sat 19 Oct

Other dates

You can choose the date already on the booking website

Starting at $64.00

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Sat 19 Oct

Starting at $64.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

All Fees and Taxes

Tour includes Professional Guide.

Additional Info

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Wheelchair accessible

What To Expect

Streetwise New York Tours

We've been a top 10 ranked company on Tripadvisor for the past 7 years. Reach out to us to customize your tour of Manhattan or other areas.

Greenwich Village

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit Greenwich Village, a beautiful and culturally important neighborhood

SoHo

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit Soho, a fashionable neighborhood with Cast Iron architecture.

Chinatown

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit Chinatown, a neighborhood with 160 years of history and the center of the largest Chinese community outside of Asia.

Lower East Side

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit the Lower East Side, historically an immigrant neighborhood that has become fashionable with galleries, boutiques, restaurants and night life.

The High Line

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit the High Line, abandoned tracks turned modern park on Manhattan's westside.

Little Italy

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit Little Italy, a three block stretch that survives of what was an Italian community of 100,000.

Central Park

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit Central Park.

Chelsea Market

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit the Chelsea Market, the former Nabisco Factory turned market and culinary destination

Midtown

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to walk through Midtown with Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Grand Central, Bryant Park, New York Public Library and more.

Financial District

This tour is customized but it is very common that groups choose to visit the Financial District with Wall Street and the World Trade Center among other sites.

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (383)

Feresda

Jul 2011

I went on this tour with my sister. Both of us have been living in New York for some time and we’ve heard a million stories from our grandparents and parents about the time when they lived in the City. Going on this tour allowed me to expand my view, feel and imagine not only the stories of past times, but also the ones from all the cultures that converged in this point to create many worlds within one city. From the Lower East Side in Manhattan to Jackson Height in Queens, the tour made me realize I should take a brake more often to look around me and discover the historical, cultural, and culinary treasures that New York has to offer. I recommend it for any tourist or local who wants to find out what New York is really about and learn information you'll never see on a guide book. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a hat in the summer.

AndreaAudrey

Jul 2011

Queens, half of whose residents are foreign-born, is a polyglot mix where a vibrant strip of Latin American food vendors is sandwiched between blocks of Indo-Pakistani and Nepali-Tibetan shops, as well as a row of Thai, Indonesian and Vietnamese eateries. But neighborhoods like Astoria and Jackson Heights in Queens – considered the most multi-culturally diverse neighborhood in the world – are left off most New York travel itineraries. Streetwise NYC's tour weaves through all these sites, beginning with the more well-trodden immigrant centers of Manhattan (Chinatown, the Lower East Side and Little Italy - the "immigrant NYC" of Gangs of New York, The Godfather and history books) and ending in Elmhurst/Jackson Heights, Queens. Tour guide Andrew is a long-time resident of Queens and a reporter in the borough, and along the way, he not only points out great ethnic eateries and shops, but also offers historical and contemporary anecdotes, including stories and explanations for why food vendors are clustered on one side of a particular street; how so many electronic cookware stores can all survive clustered on one block; why Jackson Heights' majestic pre-war garden apartments were initially built and who lives there now; and the kinds of health concerns and social issues the new immigrant communities face. We took the Chinatown van with Chinese immigrants from Manhattan to Queens, which was a lot of fun, and ate at a family-run Indonesian restaurant whose name I can't remember (Andrew could tell you which; also, the food was delicious), but my favorite part of the tour were Andrew's stories. When you have only a short time to get to know a place, stories really bring it to life and give you a sense of how people there really live, where they might be going as they pass you on the sidewalk. I definitely recommend this tour for anyone who wants a more off-the-beaten-track experience of NYC, and anyone interested in immigrant America generally.

mib2001

Jun 2011

The Immigrant NYC tour was SO interesting and informative. Andrew was full of information, compelling stories, historical nuggets, and social context. I **highly** recommend it for anyone in NYC or visiting -- you'll understand better why NYC is how it is, the policies and people that made it that way, and how this city has become the most cosmopolitan corner of the world. We ate delicious food, walked a lot, and had 5 hours of stimulating and educational information about lower Manhattan and Queens. One of the best tours I have taken anywhere.