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SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown NYC Guided Walking Tour

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Get ready to explore the best of SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown! From the charming streets of Chinatown to the trendy streets of SoHo, you’ll discover hidden gems, grab a famous cannoli, and even see where the world’s first-ever elevator was installed. Along the way, you’ll dive into vibrant cultures, historic landmarks, and of course, delicious food! Whether you're a history buff, foodie, or just love exploring, this tour has something for everyone.
Miasto: Nowy Jork
Thu 19 Jun
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Thu 19 Jun
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Famous Local Foods in Each Neighborhood (optional, cost not included)
Professional Local Tour Guide
Guided Walking Tour
Multiple Photo Ops
Famous Local Foods in Each Neighborhood (optional, cost not included)
Professional Local Tour Guide
Guided Walking Tour
Dodatkowe informacje
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
  • All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
  • The total duration includes walking time.
Czego oczekiwać
1
Woolworth Building
Next up, we’ll take in a great view of the Woolworth Building. Once the tallest building in the world. This skyscraper is a real gem in the New York City skyline, and you’ll hear some fun facts about its history!
2
Brooklyn Bridge
Next, you’ll get an awesome view of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. This engineering marvel has connected Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883 and remains one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. As you take in the view, your guide will share some interesting facts and stories about its construction and significance.
3
Chinatown
Next, you’ll dive into the energy of Chinatown! This neighborhood is buzzing with life—colorful markets, unique shops, and so much history packed into every corner. You’ll discover how this area became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, while taking in the sights, sounds, and maybe even grabbing a tasty snack along the way!
4
Canal Street
From Chinatown, you’ll take a stroll down the famous Canal Street. Known for its bustling vibe and endless stands of knock-off goods, Canal Street is a wild mix of sights and sounds.
5
Little Italy
You will then head to Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. This historic street is packed with Italian culture, famous restaurants, and vibrant shops. As you stroll down, you will hear about the Italian immigrants who made this neighborhood their home and how it became the cultural hotspot it is today.
6
SoHo
Finally, you’ll head into SoHo, the trendy art and fashion district known for its cobblestone streets and iconic cast-iron buildings. As you explore, you’ll hear about SoHo’s transformation from an industrial area to one of New York’s most stylish neighborhoods, packed with galleries, boutiques, and creative energy.
7
Woolworth Building
Next up, we’ll take in a great view of the Woolworth Building. Once the tallest building in the world. This skyscraper is a real gem in the New York City skyline, and you’ll hear some fun facts about its history!
8
Brooklyn Bridge
Next, you’ll get an awesome view of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. This engineering marvel has connected Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883 and remains one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. As you take in the view, your guide will share some interesting facts and stories about its construction and significance.
9
Chinatown
Next, you’ll dive into the energy of Chinatown! This neighborhood is buzzing with life—colorful markets, unique shops, and so much history packed into every corner. You’ll discover how this area became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, while taking in the sights, sounds, and maybe even grabbing a tasty snack along the way!
10
Canal Street
From Chinatown, you’ll take a stroll down the famous Canal Street. Known for its bustling vibe and endless stands of knock-off goods, Canal Street is a wild mix of sights and sounds.
11
Little Italy
You will then head to Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. This historic street is packed with Italian culture, famous restaurants, and vibrant shops. As you stroll down, you will hear about the Italian immigrants who made this neighborhood their home and how it became the cultural hotspot it is today.
12
SoHo
Finally, you’ll head into SoHo, the trendy art and fashion district known for its cobblestone streets and iconic cast-iron buildings. As you explore, you’ll hear about SoHo’s transformation from an industrial area to one of New York’s most stylish neighborhoods, packed with galleries, boutiques, and creative energy.
13
Woolworth Building
Next up, we’ll take in a great view of the Woolworth Building. Once the tallest building in the world. This skyscraper is a real gem in the New York City skyline, and you’ll hear some fun facts about its history!
14
Brooklyn Bridge
Next, you’ll get an awesome view of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. This engineering marvel has connected Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883 and remains one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. As you take in the view, your guide will share some interesting facts and stories about its construction and significance.
15
Chinatown
Next, you’ll dive into the energy of Chinatown! This neighborhood is buzzing with life—colorful markets, unique shops, and so much history packed into every corner. You’ll discover how this area became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, while taking in the sights, sounds, and maybe even grabbing a tasty snack along the way!
16
Canal Street
From Chinatown, you’ll take a stroll down the famous Canal Street. Known for its bustling vibe and endless stands of knock-off goods, Canal Street is a wild mix of sights and sounds.
17
Little Italy
You will then head to Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. This historic street is packed with Italian culture, famous restaurants, and vibrant shops. As you stroll down, you will hear about the Italian immigrants who made this neighborhood their home and how it became the cultural hotspot it is today.
18
SoHo
Finally, you’ll head into SoHo, the trendy art and fashion district known for its cobblestone streets and iconic cast-iron buildings. As you explore, you’ll hear about SoHo’s transformation from an industrial area to one of New York’s most stylish neighborhoods, packed with galleries, boutiques, and creative energy.
19
Woolworth Building
Next up, we’ll take in a great view of the Woolworth Building. Once the tallest building in the world. This skyscraper is a real gem in the New York City skyline, and you’ll hear some fun facts about its history!
20
Brooklyn Bridge
Next, you’ll get an awesome view of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. This engineering marvel has connected Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883 and remains one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. As you take in the view, your guide will share some interesting facts and stories about its construction and significance.
21
Chinatown
Next, you’ll dive into the energy of Chinatown! This neighborhood is buzzing with life—colorful markets, unique shops, and so much history packed into every corner. You’ll discover how this area became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, while taking in the sights, sounds, and maybe even grabbing a tasty snack along the way!
22
Canal Street
From Chinatown, you’ll take a stroll down the famous Canal Street. Known for its bustling vibe and endless stands of knock-off goods, Canal Street is a wild mix of sights and sounds.
23
Little Italy
You will then head to Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. This historic street is packed with Italian culture, famous restaurants, and vibrant shops. As you stroll down, you will hear about the Italian immigrants who made this neighborhood their home and how it became the cultural hotspot it is today.
24
SoHo
Finally, you’ll head into SoHo, the trendy art and fashion district known for its cobblestone streets and iconic cast-iron buildings. As you explore, you’ll hear about SoHo’s transformation from an industrial area to one of New York’s most stylish neighborhoods, packed with galleries, boutiques, and creative energy.
25
Woolworth Building
Next up, we’ll take in a great view of the Woolworth Building. Once the tallest building in the world. This skyscraper is a real gem in the New York City skyline, and you’ll hear some fun facts about its history!
26
Brooklyn Bridge
Next, you’ll get an awesome view of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. This engineering marvel has connected Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883 and remains one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. As you take in the view, your guide will share some interesting facts and stories about its construction and significance.
27
Chinatown
Next, you’ll dive into the energy of Chinatown! This neighborhood is buzzing with life—colorful markets, unique shops, and so much history packed into every corner. You’ll discover how this area became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, while taking in the sights, sounds, and maybe even grabbing a tasty snack along the way!
28
Canal Street
From Chinatown, you’ll take a stroll down the famous Canal Street. Known for its bustling vibe and endless stands of knock-off goods, Canal Street is a wild mix of sights and sounds.
29
Little Italy
You will then head to Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. This historic street is packed with Italian culture, famous restaurants, and vibrant shops. As you stroll down, you will hear about the Italian immigrants who made this neighborhood their home and how it became the cultural hotspot it is today.
30
SoHo
Finally, you’ll head into SoHo, the trendy art and fashion district known for its cobblestone streets and iconic cast-iron buildings. As you explore, you’ll hear about SoHo’s transformation from an industrial area to one of New York’s most stylish neighborhoods, packed with galleries, boutiques, and creative energy.
31
Woolworth Building
Next up, we’ll take in a great view of the Woolworth Building. Once the tallest building in the world. This skyscraper is a real gem in the New York City skyline, and you’ll hear some fun facts about its history!
32
Brooklyn Bridge
Next, you’ll get an awesome view of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. This engineering marvel has connected Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883 and remains one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. As you take in the view, your guide will share some interesting facts and stories about its construction and significance.
33
Chinatown
Next, you’ll dive into the energy of Chinatown! This neighborhood is buzzing with life—colorful markets, unique shops, and so much history packed into every corner. You’ll discover how this area became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, while taking in the sights, sounds, and maybe even grabbing a tasty snack along the way!
34
Canal Street
From Chinatown, you’ll take a stroll down the famous Canal Street. Known for its bustling vibe and endless stands of knock-off goods, Canal Street is a wild mix of sights and sounds.
35
Little Italy
You will then head to Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. This historic street is packed with Italian culture, famous restaurants, and vibrant shops. As you stroll down, you will hear about the Italian immigrants who made this neighborhood their home and how it became the cultural hotspot it is today.
36
SoHo
Finally, you’ll head into SoHo, the trendy art and fashion district known for its cobblestone streets and iconic cast-iron buildings. As you explore, you’ll hear about SoHo’s transformation from an industrial area to one of New York’s most stylish neighborhoods, packed with galleries, boutiques, and creative energy.
37
Woolworth Building
Next up, we’ll take in a great view of the Woolworth Building. Once the tallest building in the world. This skyscraper is a real gem in the New York City skyline, and you’ll hear some fun facts about its history!
38
Brooklyn Bridge
Next, you’ll get an awesome view of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. This engineering marvel has connected Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883 and remains one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. As you take in the view, your guide will share some interesting facts and stories about its construction and significance.
39
Chinatown
Next, you’ll dive into the energy of Chinatown! This neighborhood is buzzing with life—colorful markets, unique shops, and so much history packed into every corner. You’ll discover how this area became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, while taking in the sights, sounds, and maybe even grabbing a tasty snack along the way!
40
Canal Street
From Chinatown, you’ll take a stroll down the famous Canal Street. Known for its bustling vibe and endless stands of knock-off goods, Canal Street is a wild mix of sights and sounds.
41
Little Italy
You will then head to Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. This historic street is packed with Italian culture, famous restaurants, and vibrant shops. As you stroll down, you will hear about the Italian immigrants who made this neighborhood their home and how it became the cultural hotspot it is today.
42
SoHo
Finally, you’ll head into SoHo, the trendy art and fashion district known for its cobblestone streets and iconic cast-iron buildings. As you explore, you’ll hear about SoHo’s transformation from an industrial area to one of New York’s most stylish neighborhoods, packed with galleries, boutiques, and creative energy.
43
Woolworth Building
Next up, we’ll take in a great view of the Woolworth Building. Once the tallest building in the world. This skyscraper is a real gem in the New York City skyline, and you’ll hear some fun facts about its history!
44
Brooklyn Bridge
Next, you’ll get an awesome view of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan. This engineering marvel has connected Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883 and remains one of the most recognizable symbols of New York City. As you take in the view, your guide will share some interesting facts and stories about its construction and significance.
45
Chinatown
Next, you’ll dive into the energy of Chinatown! This neighborhood is buzzing with life—colorful markets, unique shops, and so much history packed into every corner. You’ll discover how this area became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world, while taking in the sights, sounds, and maybe even grabbing a tasty snack along the way!
46
Canal Street
From Chinatown, you’ll take a stroll down the famous Canal Street. Known for its bustling vibe and endless stands of knock-off goods, Canal Street is a wild mix of sights and sounds.
47
Little Italy
You will then head to Mulberry Street, the heart of Little Italy. This historic street is packed with Italian culture, famous restaurants, and vibrant shops. As you stroll down, you will hear about the Italian immigrants who made this neighborhood their home and how it became the cultural hotspot it is today.
48
SoHo
Finally, you’ll head into SoHo, the trendy art and fashion district known for its cobblestone streets and iconic cast-iron buildings. As you explore, you’ll hear about SoHo’s transformation from an industrial area to one of New York’s most stylish neighborhoods, packed with galleries, boutiques, and creative energy.
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Recenzje (224)
trippin650
Mar 2025
We had a nice small group which started at city hall and ended in SoHo. Our tour guide Rose was very informative, energetic and engaging. We walked through Chinatown, stopped off to eat some dumplings, proceeded thru Little Italy where we got coffee and a cannoli, and ended up in SoHo. We have been to NY a few times and enjoyed visiting some areas that we had not been to and hearing about the evolution of these areas. After the tour we feel we have a better sense of Chinatown, Little Italy and SoHo. We enjoyed our tour and guide.
zmybb
Mar 2025
We did the walking tour on a chilly day a few days ago, and it was a great experience. Our tour guide, Jared, was very knowledgeable and friendly. He kept things fun by preparing a lot of quizzes about the places we visited, though some might feel like they were constantly being challenged:) It was an enjoyable walk, and we heard many interesting stories along the way. The only thing that could be improved is managing the tour within 2 hours, as it eventually took 2.5 hours. By the end, we were a bit tired, but I don't want to blame the guide—Jared was very enthusiastic and eager to show us around.
545daram
Mar 2025
We had a great tour with our guide Bryant. It was a fun and educational tour. Bryant got the level perfect with lots of joking and fun. We were a mixed group of parent in our 50’s and kids 24, 22, 20 and 15. The tour worked for everyone.

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