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TopView ® offers the best New York sightseeing bus tours led by local experts so you won't miss the most important attractions. On our NYC bus tours, hop on, hop off, and take time to enjoy all of the different places to visit in New York City. We have dozens of hop-on hop-off bus tour stops near all major points of interest. Our New York sightseeing bus will take you by all of the biggest NYC attractions!

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We have five New York tours that allow you to experience the best of New York City, including two hop-on hop-off NYC bus tours, Downtown and Uptown, along with Brooklyn, and an exciting Night Tour route! While enjoying our NYC bus tours, hop on or hop off to take part in the excitement, explore the sights, and make the most of your visit. We'll make sure you hit every stop on your list of NYC attractions to see and give you plenty of Instagram-worthy views from atop our NYC sightseeing bus!

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Our hop-on hop-off NYC tours can take you to the top of Manhattan and back again, stopping at some of the most famous sites in New York City, NY. Here are a few examples of city locations you can see on an NYC sightseeing bus around Manhattan:

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Get ready to embark on an exciting and illuminating manhattan project tour along beautiful riverside drive to explore the fascinating atomic history of new york city with ny see tours. discover the birthplace of the groundbreaking manhattan project, which ultimately led to the creation of the atomic bomb. visit the sites where dr. robert oppenheimer, known as the "father of the atomic bomb," was born and raised on the picturesque and still mostly unchanged riverside drive., manhattan project tour $65, dyker heights christmas lights tour: the most spectacular lights in new york city, for many years, the houses and mansions of the dyker heights section of brooklyn have been adorned with the boldest and brightest displays of holiday lights anywhere in new york city. after a scenic drive through manhattan and into brooklyn, you'll stroll the streets of the heights, dazzled by the lights and decorations., central park secrets tour: exploring the hidden gems of new york city's most famous park, central park is enormous; eight hundred and forty-three wooded acres. within those confines are hidden areas rarely seen by out-of-towners. the north wood abounds with waterfalls, ravines, deeply wooded arbors, a world-renowned bird sanctuary., public tour $50 | private tour $400, the mafia in manhattan: a tour of new york city's organized crime, join us to explore little italy's mafia history on a two-hour walking tour of one of new york's most famous neighborhoods and its connections to some of america's most fearsome bad guys., central park geology: the making of a landscape, our central park tour offers unique insight into manhattan's fascinating geology. the park is one of the few places where one can still see manhattan before all the construction eliminated the original landscape., chelsea highline tour: the ultimate guide to new york city's most popular public park, new york is a city of neighborhoods, and few districts have changed more over the city's 400-year history than chelsea and the west side. this area has been home to military forts, the meat packing industry, maritime trade, factories, and the trans-atlantic passenger trade., cryptocurrency tour: a beginner's guide to the world of crypto, the world of cryptocurrency is advancing at a rapid pace. there are daily stories in the media about its ascendancy. this introductory walking tour is designed for the cryptocurrency novice; it will provide a primer on this emerging technology and financial system., coney island fireworks tour: a night of fun and fireworks, every friday night from june 23rd until august 25th, the coney island fireworks show spectacularly lights up the night sky over coney island. join us as licensed tour guide brooklyn jim leads you on a fun-filled three-hour tour to one of america's favorite amusement parks., public tour $50, downtown manhattan architecture and history tour: from the dutch colonial period to the present day, manhattan's history is unique among the cities of the united states. new york city shaped this country and the world. to understand the city, you have to start where it began. join us to explore the streets alexander hamilton, george washington, and aaron burr knew well., ghosts of new york city: a walking tour of old manhattan, lower manhattan is the oldest part of new york city; it is an excellent location to learn about groundbreaking public art and architecture. the southern tip of the island, the battery, is the birthplace of modern america., world trade center - evening tour the rebirth of lower manhattan:, your tour of the world trade center 9/11 memorial begins as the sun is setting and the crowds have thinned. then, the memorial is more tranquil, and the sound of the rushing waterfalls calms., grand central terminal: a new york city icon, grand central terminal enters its second century and continues to evolve as new york city's indispensable transportation center. discover the genius and ingenuity behind the creation of this groundbreaking masterpiece., greenwich village walking tour: a cultural and historical journey, greenwich village, or "the village," as new yorkers call it, is one of manhattan's most famous and influential neighborhoods. it has something for everyone, great food, unique shopping, and a richly fascinating history., titanic tour: the untold stories, on your new york city titanic tour, you will discover the indelible legacy the titanic has left upon these shores. at the tour's end, you will see the former pier 54, where the rms carpathia docked, bearing the 712 surviving souls., what they say: ny see explorers, new york city | tour reviews.

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New York City features many iconic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and rich cultural experiences. While it’s tempting to venture out on your own, exploring this vast city with the assistance of an experienced tour guide can greatly enhance your visit. Here’s how:

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The 19 best tours and walks in NYC

Take one of the best NYC tours and let an expert show you the city like never before

With so many must-see attractions in NYC , a visit to the city can be overwhelming. The best NYC tours — whether by land, sea or air — can help you make the most of your visit. Even locals will enjoy these tours and maybe learn something new (or discover a few secret NYC destinations) by taking an off-the-beaten-path tour . Choose your own adventure: walking tours, boat tours, bike tours and helicopter tours are all great ways to see the city, and the expert guides will leave you with a satisfying taste of the city. Looking for something more specific? There are food tours, movie tours, art tours, architecture tours and more. Whatever part of NYC you want to explore, there’s a tour for you, and you’ll have fun while learning everything you need to know about the Big Apple.

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1.  Big Bus New York Hop-On Hop-Off Tour

The quintessential city tour of all tours, hop-on hop-off's get some major props for ease, accessibility, and price. Map-reading and subway-taking not your strong suit? No worries — even the most directionally-challenged traveler can enjoy Big Bus Tours, condensing a sightseeing fest including thirty landmarks into one trip. Be sure to watch out for famous points of interest as you go with the aid of a live tour guide (and go-to know-it-all about New York attractions). And if something catches your eye? Just hop off wherever you fancy — simple. Choose from routes running in downtown, uptown, Harlem, and Brooklyn and get from Wall Street’s Charging Bull statue to the green meadows of Central Park with ease. Basically, it's an easy option for seeing as much or as little as you want of the city in one day – and not stress out about maps or super expensive Uber fairs.

2.  Small Group Central Park Bike Tour

You’ll cover much more of Central Park’s 843 acres of meadows, woods, and ponds on a bike than you ever could on foot. Meet up with the guide from Central Park Tours Inc. to pick out your wheels for the day, then set off from the south end of the park. You’ll spy iconic landmarks, plus a few lesser-known gems. And since the tour is always capped at just eight people, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to ask questions along the way and maybe even make a new friend or two. Oh, and you know, we could think of worse ways to stay fit and save the planet. 

3.  Circle Line: New York Landmarks Cruise

As far as skylines go, Manhattan's is a hard one to beat. There's the Statue of Liberty leading the way from Ellis Island, Brooklyn Bridge showing off its architectural beauty, and the Empire State standing tall – all of which make for a stunning view from the water. Sail around New York harbor on the Circle Line cruise, which heads up the Hudson, as well as rounding the Brooklyn bay areas. You'll also hear the history and stories behind all of the sights, so fill up on the facts and don't hesitate to ask a question or two. 

4.  9/11 Memorial and Ground Zero Walking Tour

Remember the lives lost during the tragedy that was 9/11 by visiting the site where the World Trade Center once stood. Now known as Ground Zero, your guide will share facts, figures, and real-life stories with you – making for a trip that is insightful, informative, and moving all at once. Starting at City Tales Sightseeing, you'll also stop at the  Fireman’s Memorial,  twin reflecting pools, One World Observatory, and  St Paul’s Chapel .

5.  Central Park TV and Movie Sites Tour

With 843 acres of meadows, woods, and streams, Central Park offers a gorgeous green backdrop for filmmakers. So perhaps it’s no surprise that countless movies have been set here, from When Harry Met Sally to Ghostbusters . Movie buffs will recognize the skating rink featured in Serendipity , the people-watching scene from Annie Hall, and the path that Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, and Jules Munshin biked along in On the Town . This two-hour walking tour takes you to 30 film locations within the park, though hundreds more exist.

6.  Champagne Brunch Sail

Fresh air, ocean waves, unlimited prosecco, and a massive brunch spread of bagels, lox, cream cheese, quiche, fresh fruit, and more—it’s fair to say that this midday cruise on the Shearwater really does have it all. Sit back and relax and the crew guides the restored 1929 sailboat out into the harbor. If you’re lucky, the captain will even let you take a turn at the helm.

7.  Brooklyn Bridge Bike Tour

Boasting some of the most jaw-droppingly spectacular views in the city, the Brooklyn Bridge is a beacon for snap-happy tourists. But don't let your only experience of this stunning structure and its incredible views be through the viewfinder of your camera. Put the gadgets down and take a bike ride across the bridge to really soak up the scenery. This 'Bike and Roll' tour takes about three hours, running at a  leisurely pace with  plenty of time for photo stops. Make sure you make the most of your guide, who is sure to have bags of knowledge about the bridge's history and architectural details. 

8.  Sugar Hill and Washington Heights Tour

Sugar Hill got its name during the Harlem Renaissance, as “life was sweet” for the wealthy African Americans who lived in the district. Thurgood Marshall, Langston Hughes, and Duke Ellington all spent time in the row houses here. Peep the stunning Queen Anne–style architecture and immerse yourself in the vibrant community on this walking tour of the area.

9.  Lower East Side Bagel Tour

Come hungry: You start this walking tour of the Lower East Side with a piping hot bagel smeared with cream cheese. The eats only get better as you visit venerable New York institutions like Katz’s Delicatessen, Russ and Daughters, The Pickle Guy, and Economy Candy. It’s not all about the food either: Your guide will explain how immigrants shaped both this neighborhood and its cuisine as you walk.

10.  Roosevelt Island Tour

Few visitors know anything about Roosevelt Island, a secluded residential community that feels worlds apart from the rest of the city. Once used for insane asylums and hospitals, Roosevelt Island is now home to a thriving population of about 14,000 residents. But, if you have the stomach for it, revisit the island's troubled past on the 'Island of Lost Souls' tour. Pass eerie sites, like the neo-Gothic ruins of the smallpox hospital, the first pathological and bacteriological research lab, and the NYC Lunatic Asylum which opened in 1841. After you learn about the island’s history, board the aerial tram for a sky-high trip over the East River into Manhattan.

11.  Best of Brooklyn Half-Day Food and Culture Tour

Despite Manhattan's abundance of white-clothed, Michelin-starred dining rooms, some are now touting Brooklyn as the epicenter of food culture in NYC. Either way, it's impossible to deny that Brooklyn's dining scene is incredible, from pierogis in Greenpoint's Polish stronghold to tacos and pupusas in Sunset Park and trendy farm-to-table newcomers in Williamsburg. To provide a thorough understanding of the borough's eats, this half-day tour will take you through all those neighborhoods, as well as Dumbo, the waterfront neighborhood where you'll enjoy sweets from the renowned Jacques Torres chocolate factory.

12.  Sex and the City Hotspots Tour

What Sex and the City fan hasn’t daydreamed about switching lives with Carrie, Samantha, Miranda, or Charlotte for the day? The over-the-top outfits, glamorous parties, and outrageous dates might be too good to be true, but at least the scenery is true to life. Visit Carrie’s brownstone, some of the girls’ favorite bars, and an X-rated store featured on the show on this epic bus tour. There might even be time to stop for a Cosmo.

13.  Statue of Liberty Express Cruise

Perfect for the sightseer who knows exactly what he or she wants, this Circle Line express tour goes right to the Statue of Liberty – no pit stops this time. Listen to an expert guide point out some lower Manhattan landmarks before pausing for photos right next to Lady Liberty. And since this cruise only takes an hour, it’s easy to fit into even the busiest itinerary.

14.  High Line and Chelsea Walking Tour

What started life as an unremarkable elevated railway is now famous across the world and one of New York's most photogenic landmarks. The High Line is a public park, rotating art gallery and perennial tourist attraction stretched, as the name suggests, high over the bustling city streets below. Take a two-hour walking tour hosted by New York Tour 1 to explore the full span of this green oasis and take in the architecture and unique history of Chelsea and the Meatpacking District. Make sure you save some time to shop in Chelsea Market afterward and don't forget to snap a pic of the lush greenery. 

15.  Lower East Side Food and Culture Tour

This is one for the foodies. The Lower East Side’s culinary scene is as vibrant as its culture. It's impossible to separate the two: as different immigrant communities moved in over the decades, each brought the foods of their homelands with them. These days, you can find everything from knishes to stroopwafels to fresh mozzarella within a few blocks. This three-hour walking and eating expedition around the neighborhood lets you t aste all the foods it has to offer – and learn about their origins. 

16.  Ghost Tour of Greenwich Village

You’d never know it from the looks of Washington Square Park, but Greenwich Village has a sinister past. At the northwest corner of the park is the Hangman’s Elm, one of the oldest trees in the city and the site of at least one public execution. Master of horror Edgar Allan Poe once lived in the neighborhood and rumor has it that artist John La Farge still haunts the nearby Church of the Ascension. Delve into the neighborhood’s gruesome past on this two-hour ghost tour, and discover all of its haunting secrets. Just be sure to wear comfortable shoes!

17.  The Sopranos Sites Tour

Technically speaking, this tour takes you outside the five boroughs, but The Sopranos is such an iconic New York show that we couldn’t leave it out. After you board the bus in Midtown, you’ll go through the Lincoln Tunnel – the site of the show’s unforgettable opening sequence – on your way to the New Jersey suburbs. There, you’ll check out the Bada Bing! strip club, Big Pussy’s auto body shop, and the restaurant featured in the final scene of the series.

18.  Alternative New York Street Art Tour

There's much more to art in New York than just the paintings, photography, and sculptures exhibited in its many prestigious museums. Graffiti started life in the Big Apple and NYC remains at the very forefront of the street art world to this day. Discover some of the city's very best outdoor artworks and murals on an Inside Out Tour of either the Lower East Side or Bushwick and Williamsburg. You won’t find these artists hanging in any gallery. Yet.

19.  New York City Lights Sail

There's only one thing more spectacular than New York's skyscrapers glimmering in the sun – the famous skyline dramatically lit up against the night sky. Board the Shearwater for a cruise around the harbor after dark. The 105-minute trip is a great way to get awe-inspiring views of the city and a much-needed moment of calm out on the water.

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Our tours provide memorable moments and great photo opportunities! With public and private options, our family-friendly itineraries visit the most amazing landmarks in New York City – such as: the Statue of Liberty on Ellis Island , High Line Park , Central Park , the 9/11 memorial at the World Trade Center Ground Zero , and, during the holidays, Manhattan’s Spectacular Holiday Lights and Rockefeller Center.

Whether you’re with family, friends, or exploring solo, our group sizes can accompany anywhere up to 16 guests. These intimately-sized groups allow guests to connect and hear the guide’s commentary. For private tours , enjoy the luxury of a chauffeured vehicle and customized itineraries.

All of our guides here at My NY Tours are licensed, local experts who are both informative and entertaining. Known for our excellent customer service, historical knowledge, and insider “secrets” behind famous destinations, we’re always willing to go the extra mile, regardless of the itinerary chosen. Have the experience of a lifetime, and book your next tour of New York with us today!

With so many NYC tour providers to choose from, why choose My NY Tours? It’s simple. We are standouts in the New York City tourism industry! Providing our Guests with exceptional customer service is just one of our hallmarks. Our family-friendly itineraries are compelling, but never dull and uninteresting. Expertly presented by professional Guides , even our youngest Guests will feel included, engaged and entertained. The personalized, friendly vibe that you’ll experience during our tours will have you feeling more like a close friend or family member, than a Guest. We are confident that you will enjoy an ultimate and positively memorable NYC experience, when you book a tour, with us.

Our maximum number of participants, per tour, is relatively small and generally consists of 16 Guests, or less. With intimately sized group tours, you won’t feel ignored or lost in the crowd. It’s also highly unlikely that you’ll need to strain to hear your Guide's commentary.  That said, each Guest is certain to enjoy a much more personalized and inclusive experience.

For all these reasons and more, My NY Tours proudly boasts its industry position as one of NYC’s highest-rated and respected tour providers.

Private & Customized Touring Experiences

Prefer to book a private tour that offers exclusively for your family, friends or business associates? Would you prefer the comfort of a tour via chauffeured vehicle vs. a walking tour ? Do you require a customized itinerary especially designed to your own specifications? No problem! We’re experts at creating customized itineraries and we'd welcome the challenge. We’ll work with you to design that perfect NYC experience that checks off all your boxes!

Our Commitment

Regardless of the itinerary or itineraries you choose, we’re always willing to go that extra mile. We strive to ensure that upon conclusion of a tour, every Guest walks away happy.  We want each person to have enjoyed an amazing experience. In fact, our goal is for Guests to leave us feeling as though their tour experience was the most incredible one, ever had! We are thoroughly focused on this goal and committed to making it happen! We're also confident that upon your return home you’ll be super excited to tell your family and friends, “Wow, what an incredibly great time I had in NYC! Let me tell how much I learned about the ‘Big Apple’ and how much I loved My New York Tours! ”

About Our Guides & Public Walking Tour Itineraries

Each of our Guides is an excellent, experienced storyteller. Our Guides are licensed, local, knowledgeable, personable, friendly, entertaining and fun. Each is a proud New Yorker. We genuinely love our City! That love will be shared with the same passion and enthusiasm that we’d have if showing our own family members or close friends around town. And of course, we’ll share New York City’s intriguing history and lesser-known ‘secrets’, in true, down-to-earth, ‘New Yawka’ style.

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The American Museum of Natural History NYC Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

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From dinosaurs to space rocks, The American Museum of Natural History houses some of the world’s most fascinating artifacts. This 2 to 2.5 hour guided museum tour will take you through the 28 buildings that make up this iconic landmark. Your guide will lead you through its halls, explaining its most interesting highlights.

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The MET Tour - Metropolitan Museum of Art Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

Commanding crowds on the same level as the Louvre and British Museum, New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art is one of the most important landmarks in the Big Apple. Instead of wandering aimlessly, join an enthusiastic, knowledgeable guide on this 2.5 hour guided museum tour that will open your eyes to the history and works of art housed within the museum’s walls. The best part is that you can skip any lines! Consider a Friday or Saturday evening tour for an even more private feel.

Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Guided Tour

Follow in the footsteps of over 12 million foreigners seeking roads paved with gold in the New World on this tour of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Explore these New York landmarks on a 3 hour guided tour, joining for a walk through time when America embraced immigration more than ever.

Midtown Manhattan Guided Walking Tour + Skip the Line MoMA Entry

Between soaring skyscrapers, manicured parks, and pulsating train stations, Manhattan’s Midtown district is one of the most overwhelming – and exciting – parts of New York. Let our guide put you at ease during this 2 to 2.5 hour guided walking tour. Your guide will help navigate the streets and landmarks that are part of the postcard perfect New York that every visitor is seeking. Your tour will conclude with skip-the-line entry to the 9/11 Museum (museum will be UNGUIDED, you can explore on your own)

Lower Manhattan & Ground Zero Guided Walking Tour + Skip the Line 9/11 Museum Entry

New York City, a teenager compared to London or Paris, is still one of the most inspiring cities in the world. On this 2.5 hour semi-private guided walking tour of Lower Manhattan, you’ll discover its Dutch and colonial origins through architecture and public spaces that even most New Yorkers don’t know exist. Join up to 8 other visitors on a trip back in time that will reveal how The Big Apple has evolved through good times and bad. Your tour will conclude with skip-the-line entry to the 9/11 Museum (museum will be UNGUIDED, you can explore on your own)

The Essential Central Park Guided Walking Tour

No movie set in New York is complete without at least one scene shot in iconic Central Park. On this 2.5 hour guided walking tour, you’ll stroll the paths of the world’s most famous urban green space to learn about its many monuments and oftentimes quirky history.

Art Inside and Out: Central Park and Metropolitan Museum of Art Skip-the Line Guided Tour

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New York boasts amazing art collections both outdoors and indoors, and this combo tour will blend the best of the Metropolitan Museum of Art with a stroll through iconic Central Park. On this 5 to 5.5 hour guided tour, your energetic guide will introduce you to the world’s most famous swath of greenery while also visiting an equally renowned museum. There’s no better way to maximize your time uptown than with this unforgettable experience. You’ll have a break between the two visits, of course.

New York Growing Up: Lower Manhattan and Midtown Guided Walking Tour

Watch New York grow up before your eyes on this 5 to 5.5 hour guided walking tour of Lower Manhattan and Midtown, combining two of the city’s most vibrant districts in one convenient experience. Engage with Dutch history, the bustling traders on Wall Street, and the soaring skyscrapers of Manhattan’s iconic skyline. We’ll have a short break between the two neighborhoods to rest up and refuel.

Metropolitan Museum of Art + American Museum of Natural History Skip-the-Line Guided Tour - Semi-Private

There’s no more efficient or engaging way to experience the best of New York’s museums than on this epic combo tour. Spend a day browsing the art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art before moving to the scientific marvels at the American Museum of Natural History on a guided museum tour. On this 5 to 5.5 hour excursion, your energetic guide will show you the best that these palatial museums have to offer. There will be time for a short break between both visits.

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Are you planning a trip to New York City and looking for the best way to explore this bustling metropolis? Look no further than Amigo Tours USA! Our New York sightseeing tours are the perfect way to experience all that the city has to offer .

With Amigo Tours USA, you can choose from a variety of guided tours that cater to your interests and schedule. From the iconic landmarks of the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building to the vibrant neighborhoods of SoHo, Niagara Falls and Greenwich Village, there’s something for everyone.

But what really sets us apart is our commitment to personalized service. Our expert guides are passionate about sharing their knowledge of the city and providing insider tips to help you make the most of your visit. With us, you can rest assured that you’ll have a fun and memorable experience in the city that never sleeps. Book your New York tour today and start exploring with Amigo Tours USA!

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Boroughs English Guided Tour in NYC. Brooklyn, The Bronx, Harlem & Queens with Coney Island

Have the opportunity to enjoy New York, one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world full of contrasts between its different boroughs and 8.5 million residents! Discover the amazing neighborhoods of the city and watch around the most important landmarks from the iconic New York!

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Niagara Falls Tour from New York

During your visit to New York, do not miss the charm of one of the most incredible natural wonders in the world: Niagara Falls. Come to see this natural marvel in a unique experience!

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Washington DC & Philadelphia Day Trip from NYC

Experience a fully guided tour of two of the nation’s capitals: Washington D.C. (current) and Philadelphia, PA (first ever).

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Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Tour

No trip to New York would be complete without visiting and seeing one of the world’s best-known monuments : the Statue of Liberty and the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island.

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Golden Mile: Fifth Avenue Guided Tour in New York City

Embark on a refined journey through the epitome of sophistication with our exclusive guided tour. In just 2 hours, immerse yourself in the opulent allure of New York’s iconic Fifth Avenue, starting at the illustrious RItz and culminating in the breathtaking surroundings of Rockefeller Center

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Discover Atlantic City & Caesars Casino from New York

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Niagara Falls, Washington DC & Philadelphia Day Trip from NYC

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Private Boroughs Tour in NYC. Brooklyn, The Bronx, Harlem & Queens with Coney Island

New York City is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world and full of contrasts between its different boroughs and 8.5 million residents.

Private Washington DC & Philadelphia Day Trip from NYC

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Private Tour to the Statue of Liberty in New York

A trip to New York would be complete without visiting and knowing one of the best known monuments in the world: the Statue of Liberty and the Immigration Museum on Ellis Island.

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Embark on an orientation tour of the City that Never Sleeps

There’s no better way to dive into the energy of the Big Apple than with your Travel Director leading the way to all the best places in New York. From the glittering uptown penthouses to the charming downtown streets, and from the neon-lit skyscrapers to the lush oasis of Central Park, it’s all about the iconic and the unexpected on our New York tours.

View the towering Art Deco façades of the Empire State Building

You can’t go to New York without setting eyes on the Empire State Building, an icon of the city skyline and a symbol of innovation and triumph - everything that makes New York so unique. A masterpiece of modern engineering, this Art Deco skyscraper is a staggering 102 storeys high, and you can head to the observation decks for panoramic views over the city. 

See the pulsating Times Square

You’ve seen it in countless shows and movies, and now you’ll walk in the footsteps of some of the world’s most famous stars when we take you to Times Square. It’s a hub of adventure, and you can gaze up at the flashing billboards, marvel at the street entertainers, or simply watch the world rush past in the “Crossroads of the World”. 

Go behind the scenes on Broadway

Our New York trips take you to the bright lights of Broadway and beyond, with a very special behind-the-scenes tour of this legendary theater district. You’ll meet a Broadway show performer and find out how the famous shows are created, from the first auditions to the live performance, and all the costumes, choreography and chaos in between.

Ascend to the Top of The Rock for dramatic views of the Manhattan

If you’re looking for stunning views over Manhattan, we’ll take you to the Top of the Rock at the famous Rockefeller Center. First, you’ll feel the thrill of gliding 70 floors into the sky as you ride the elevator to the open-air observation deck. Then, you’ll step out into 360-degree views of the world’s most iconic skyline. It’s an experience you’ll never forget.

Our top 5 things to do in New York

The Big Apple is an adventurer’s playground, and we’ll show you all the very best things to do in New York, from the Empire State Building to the beautiful Strawberry Fields.

American Museum of Natural History

As one of the largest natural history museums in the world, you’ll be amazed by this institution, complete with a planetarium, library and over 34 million specimens from fossils and meteorites to cultural artifacts. Learn about volcanoes in 3D film, marvel at a T-Rex skeleton, discover Native American culture, or even travel to the universe beyond Earth.

Guggenheim Museum

Housed in a UNESCO-listed modernist masterpiece by revered architect Frank Lloyd Wright, you’ll be impressed before you even enter the museum. The spiral ramp and domed skylight make the perfect introduction to the superb collection of modern and contemporary art, including works by Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Vasily Kandinsky and Jeff Koons.

9/11 Memorial & Museum

You’ll have the chance to learn about the tragic history of the 9/11 attacks and World Trade Center bombing at the site where the Twin Towers once stood. We’ll take you around this moving memorial to learn the story of the attacks and the aftermath, and pay tribute to the resilience and strength of the people of New York City.

Best museums in New York

The city’s museums are some of the most incredible places to visit in New York, and we’ll go from iconic art collections and ancient artifacts to moving memorials.

Manhattan clam chowder

Love seafood and soup? You’ll adore this unique clam chowder. It’s famously made with tomatoes and no cream, along with clams, bacon, broth, garlic, red pepper flakes and other vegetables. Created back in the late 19th century in Rhode Island by Portuguese immigrants, it’s still a beloved dish today and you’ve got to give it a try in New York.

New York-style bagel

Soft and chewy in the middle, yet glossy and crunchy at the crust, the New York bagel is one of the city’s greatest masterpieces. It originated from the Jewish community of New York City, and we’ll take you to a 100-year-old Jewish deli in the Upper West Side to taste some of the very best bagels in the city. Don’t forget the cream cheese!

Pastrami sandwich

Famed as New York’s signature sandwich, the classic combo of smoky pink sliced pastrami on rye bread with spicy brown mustard is an unmissable foodie experience in the Big Apple. This delicious invention originated from New York's first Jewish kosher delis in the early 20th century, and we’ll show you all the best places to try this iconic sandwich.

Best food in New York

When you travel New York with Trafalgar, we’ll show you all the best places to taste the city’s most famous eats, including those irresistible New York bagels.

What to pack for New York

Walking shoes

New York is a city that’s best explored on foot, and you’ll need a comfortable pair of shoes to get you around all the famous sights.

Glitzy outfit

With world-class bars, restaurants and theatres, you’ll want to hit the town at least once in the City that Never Sleeps. Bring a glam outfit and you’ll feel like a million bucks.

Portable charger

Your camera and phone are sure to get a workout on your New York tour, so bring a portable charger and save yourself the hassle of trekking back to your hotel to charge them up.

Bring a lightweight, waterproof day bag and use it to store your snacks, water bottle, souvenirs and anything else you pick up on your New York adventure.

Layered clothing

The weather can be unpredictable in this city and the best way to prepare for your New York trip is to bring cool and warm layers that will keep you comfortable in any weather.

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New York Walking Tours

Welcome to Tours by Foot, offering free self-guided tours, pay-what-you-wish New York walking tours, and specialty ticketed tours including food, but also bike, audio, and free self-guided walks.

We are a real company and not a marketplace. Our licensed, local New Yorker tour guides lead tours at no upfront costs.

On our name-your-own-price tours, you determine what a tour was worth, if anything, after the tour.

Our model of live guided tours ensures that our tour guides strive to give their best on every tour.

It's the best money-back guarantee available!

Don't take our word for it, check our review section to see what actual tour guests think about the service we provide.

The pay-what-you-wish model applies to small groups (usually up to 5). If your group is larger, a prepayment is required as per our group policy .

Book a tour on a specific date or jump below for the full weekly calendar.

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WALKING TOURS

This is a city of neighborhoods and we focus on tours designed to show you what the Big Apple is made of.

Walking tours are our specialty, and we offer a number of daily and weekly, guided, pay-what-you-like walking tours of NYC.

You can browse our tours by clicking the links below, scrolling through our public tours calendar, or going to our booking page to see what we have available.

Some tours focus on single neighborhoods, and some combine parts of several.

Food and night tours are detailed in their respective sections, but you can find them on the calendar below.

We also offer dozens of  self-guided tours as well as audio tours .

We have over 6000 reviews with a 5 out of 5 stars rating. Read the reviews for yourself.

Daily (and Almost Daily) Scheduled Tours

• SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown
• Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Heights + DUMBO
• 3 Hour Downtown Manhattan (Financial District, Soho, Little Italy & Chinatown)
• Bushwick Graffiti and Street Art
• Central Park tours
• Greenwich Village Tours
• 6 Hour Downtown Combined 

NOTE: For the holiday season, we run special daily tours

• Midtown Manhattan Holiday Lights Tour
• Dyker Heights Brooklyn Lights Tour
• NYC Christmas Movie Tours

Weekly Tours (Tours that run 1 - 3 times a week)

• Central Park
• Lower Manhattan
• Midtown Manhattan
• Grand Central Terminal
• Graffiti and Street Art Tours
• Manhattan Street Art and Pop Culture
• Williamsburg Street Art
• Rockefeller Center
• Alternative New York
• Meatpacking District, Little Island and High Line
• NYC Shopping Experience
• World Trade Center 
• Ghosts of Greenwich Village or Ghosts of East Village
• Midtown Manhattan Night
• Greenwich Village Food Tour
• Lower East Side Food Tour
• Chinatown and Little Italy Food
• East Village Food

Our New York tours are also great for meeting fellow travelers and making new friends.

Our guests come from all over the world, which means that the questions asked by our tour guides reflect many different perspectives and contribute to more enriching experiences for our guests.

We offer over 30 different NYC tours .

OTHER TOURS

There are other ways to explore New York City! Read our guides to the various bus, bike, and boat tours.

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Be sure to consider one of our pay-what-you-wish New York City food tours .

With competitors charging anywhere from $45-$65 for their food tours, a food tour experience is often out of reach for most travelers.

There is so much good food at affordable prices; there's no need to be forced to pay so much money.

Our two most popular and regularly scheduled guided tour options are:

We also offer weekly food tours of the East Village ,  Manhattan's Chinatown , and Williamsburg Brooklyn , as well as free self-guided food tours so that you can experience the flavors of the city at your own pace.

Since we do not offer any of our food tours on a daily basis, we have also included the food tour schedules of other companies that we trust.

AUDIO AND SELF-GUIDED TOURS

If you can’t fit any of our tours into your schedule, check out  our anytime audio tours , where you will find several of our most popular tours narrated by Tours by Foot tour guides.

These audio tours go deeper than our self-guided maps and allow you to enjoy our guided tours whenever they fit your schedule.  We are constantly adding new audio tours to our collection.

Listen to a sample of our Lower Manhattan Tour (an archaeological site of old New Amsterdam)

Available Tours:

• 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center
• Greenwich Village
• Times Square
• Food Tour of Greenwich Village
• Little Italy and Nolita
• The Brooklyn Bridge (in both English and Spanish versions)
• The High Line

New York doesn't have to be expensive if you know how to avoid paying too much.

We know a thing or two about saving money from our pay-what-you-like guided walking tours, audio tours, and free self-guided tours.

If you are even considering visiting two of NYC's top attractions, say the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty, you must read our post reviewing the top tourist attraction passes .

Below are some of the most popular articles:

• Save money on attractions and tours with a tourist attraction discount pass .
• Learn how to use the NYC Subway and which MetroCard to buy .
• Find highly rated but inexpensive hotels and other accommodation options.
• List of museums and galleries that offer free admission.
• Tips on discount shopping .
• Don't pay full price for tickets to Broadway shows .
• Find the best cheap eats .

Check out our post titled " Travel Guide for NYC on a Budget " for all of our helpful articles.

Reviews From Our Guests

We don't like to toot our own horn too much, but if you're wondering just how much travelers and locals enjoy our free walking tours, you need look no further than our New York City Travel Tips group on Facebook.

As you can see, Gina shares her experience with us and some pictures from the tour. This is really helpful for getting a sense of what to expect when you join us!

Gina notes something quite important: we usually don't have a limit on how much you should tip. Any tips are welcome.

If you're curious about our food tours, Yvonne offers several pictures that give you a pretty good idea of the kinds of food you can expect to enjoy.

Our audio tours are also quite popular, and Kelly notes that the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island tour was particularly useful.

If you can't manage to join us for a fully guided tour, these audio guides are an excellent alternative that can allow you to explore at your own pace.

Please read our New York City Travel Tips group on Facebook for even more opinions and advice about our tours.

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The Ultimate New York Travel Guide 2024

Our new york travel tips for first time visitors.

Are you traveling to New York for the first time and want to get an overview of what you should pay attention to? Here, I show you step by step the most important information you need to know for your New York trip. There’s a lot to see and do in New York, from world-famous landmarks like the Empire State Building to a wide selection of unique museums and New York-style foods that you should definitely try.

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Now, sit back and enjoy our New York Travel Guide to help you have a wonderful time in New York City!

By the way, we now have over 1,600 spots in the city on our site. So, if you’re looking for suitable tours, bars, restaurants, and awesome spots to visit, then you’re in the right place!

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Best time to travel to new york.

Visiting New York is worthwhile at any time of year, but I personally like the warm months best. Summer in New York can be very hot and humid. So, for many, the best times to visit New York is April and June, and September and October.

Spending Christmas in New York or enjoying the pre-Christmas season in New York City is also a wonderful experience.  The ice rinks are open, the city is beautifully decorated, and, if it snows, the dream vacation at wintertime is perfect!

Paying in New York

You can pay for almost everything with your credit card, even the smallest amounts. Credit cards are accepted in hotels, stores, restaurants, and bars. Don’t have one yet? Then, check out the best credit card to have in the USA here.

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Best Way to Travel in New York

Finding your way around New York is quite easy, even if it doesn’t look like it at first. The streets’ checkerboard pattern makes finding your way around easy. These are the best ways to get around New York:

Metro / Subway: If you have longer distances ahead of you, then the Subway is your friend, because here you can travel really cheap. It’s easy to use! The MetroCard is available at every Subway station. You can buy single rides or the popular MetroCard for 7 days; that way you can travel for a week in New York at a fixed price. You can learn more about using the  Metrocard in New York here.

Taxi:  In New York, you can choose between the Yellow Cab and Uber. You can check out our tips and all the information you need to know in our following blog:  Taxi in New York City .

By bike: With many of the New York sightseeing passes (you can find out more about this budget tip in my New York Pass comparison ), the bike rental is included. We ourselves really love using New York’s Citi Bikes. This city bike program has over 1,000 stations throughout New York City, and it’s super-cheap. We’ll show you how it works in the Citi Bike New York article.

On Foot: You’ll be surprised how much walking you’ll do in New York. After all, there’s something to see on every corner. So be sure to bring comfortable shoes!

Where to Stay in New York?

Which neighborhood is best for you depends on several things: your interests, how close you want to be to the attractions and what your travel budget is. In the image below, I’ve drawn you my favorite neighborhoods of New York including the main attractions nearby.

And, on the subject of safety: In all of Manhattan, the Bronx , Brooklyn, and large parts of Queens, you don’t have to worry about being out and about in the evening. New York City is one of the safest cities in the world!

More than 100 hotels and over 70 neighborhoods to choose from –and after just 4 quick questions, I’ll show you which hotels in New York are best suited for you!

Where Should you Stay in New York?

Manhattan – it doesn’t get more central than this: Manhattan is the most famous borough of them all. Plus, it contains 95% of all the attractions New York is known for. Everything is within easy reach, and you are right in the middle of it all. On the other hand, the hotels are a bit more expensive than in Brooklyn or Queens .

Here, you can find my 33 hotel tips for Manhattan .

Brooklyn – urban and relaxed: For a long time, Brooklyn was the insider’s tip: now it’s “completely” normal neighborhoods. However, you’ll quickly notice one thing: life is much more normal, because it’s more of a residential area. It’s super relaxed, pleasant, and just as diverse as Manhattan. Above all, you can enjoy the Manhattan skyline from here!

Here, you can find my 20 hotel tips for Brooklyn .

Queens – the new trendy neighborhood: Queens is a bit more “normal” than Brooklyn is, but, lately, we’ve noticed that it is getting more and more gentrified. The hotels in Long Island City (not to be confused with Long Island!) are especially popular because they are cheaper compared to Manhattan—and they have a perfect connection to the Subway, which makes Queens a great alternative to Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Here, you can find my 20 hotel tips for Queens .

What to See in New York?

One thing to know in advance: just because there is so much to see in New York, a little planning makes absolute sense. For highlights like the Empire State Building ( here ), the Edge Hudson Yards observation deck ( here ) or the One World Observatory ( here ), I recommend buying the tickets online in advance. This will not only save you waiting time on site, but you can also be sure that you will actually be able to visit your desired sights.

👉 These are our 33 best attractions in New York .

These are my tips after more than 20 visits to New York:

• Observation decks:  New York City has no less than five (!) major observation decks to offer, and each one is a dream in itself. My two favorites are The Edge Hudson Yards and the One World Observatory , because from here you have a sensational view of New York from above and you can see the Empire State Building . From the end of 2021, another cool option will be added with the glass One Vanderbilt . One more thing about the Empire State Building: It’s the most visited observation deck in New York, so it’s always busy. Avoid the crowds in the morning – and if you really want to go to the Empire State Building in the evening, choose Thursday, Friday or Saturday. During those times, a saxophonist plays on the observation deck. Important: book the Skip-the-Line-Tickets (you can do that here). Then, you can easily save 1-2 hours of waiting time!
• Visit the Statue of Liberty : The trip from Battery Park to the Statue of Liberty is super-popular. To save yourself long waiting times, make sure you take the first ferry of the day. Here, you can find the best Statue of Liberty Cruises right now.
• Definitely take a boat tour , because seeing New York from the water is like being on vacation. Choices range from the free Staten Island Ferry or the NYC Ferry ($2.90 each way) to sailing tours (gorgeous) and the classic sightseeing tours that are included with all major New York passes.
• Walk along the High Line from the Meatpacking District to Hudson Yards .
• Visit Times Square in the evening – that’s when it’s at its most impressive.
• Relax in Central Park or Bryant Park .
• Plan a maximum of three attractions per day . After all, you don’t want any sightseeing stress.

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Itineraries in New York

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This itinerary contains over 50 spots and highlights of the city, including a map that shows you the best way to travel each day, taking you to or past the many big attractions. In addition, we‘ve added our favorite places, from great breakfast spots to start your day right to small bars and restaurants and hidden insider spots.

What awaits you here now is the perfect New York week, because this is what my itinerary would look like if I were visiting the Big Apple for the first or second time right now!

What to Do in New York?

For me, an unforgettable New York trip includes the following things in addition to visiting the main sights:

Go Shopping

New York is also really good for shopping. There are many small shopping spots and addresses, but also the big brands can often be found with flagship stores. If that’s not enough, you can go shopping in one of the outlets and flea markets of New York.

The best shopping areas in New York are Broadway, SoHo , Chelsea, the Meatpacking District, and Williamsburg in Brooklyn. And, of course, 5th Avenue!

Avoid Times Square for shopping!

A real tourist trap are the stores around Times Square – they are not only overpriced, but also the quality is not right in most cases!

Here you can find our Guide to Shopping in New York  with everything you need to know!

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Visit a rooftop bar.

I love the rooftop bars of New York . You can sit and relax, enjoy a sensational view of the city and listen to relaxing music. All this mixes with the so-typical sounds of the city in the background, and if you have something delicious to drink or eat on top of that, it can’t get any better! You can see where we like to go in our article on the 43 best rooftop bars in New York .

By the way, if you want to experience the view of New York when you get up early in the morning, check out my list of the 26 best New York hotels with a view !

Visit a Broadway Show

New York is known for its many musicals and Broadway shows – most of which are performed in the Theatre District around Times Square. Here are our tips on the  best Broadway Shows in New York . If you already know which Broadway show you want to see, I recommend ordering the tickets in advance ( here ). If you’re still flexible, you can buy leftover tickets at TKTS in Times Square, for example.

Attend a Parade or Special Event

OK, hotel is booked, attractions are on the list, the myNY itinerary is ready, shopping spots are sighted and the first restaurants and bars are also noted. Now comes the last step on the list to the perfect travel planning for New York: the events, parades, and holidays.

They are the icing on the cake of every New York vacation and, therefore, could not be missed in our New York Travel Guide! Just check out our monthly specials that are relevant to you:  January , February , March , April , May , June , July , August , September , October , November and December .

Enjoying the Gastro Scene (in the Evening)

Now comes one of my favorite parts of planning our New York trips: the city’s many bars, restaurants, rooftop bars, and food markets. In our travel guide and insider guides on the website, we put a lot of emphasis on finding the best gastro spots and rooftop bars. So, feel free to browse through them, and if you like something, just add it to your myNY itinerary. Just click on the heart symbol, and you’re done!

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Marvel at grand central station.

Be sure to take the time to see Grand Central Station . Not only is it the setting for many series and movies set in New York, it’s also very impressive and has a fantastic ceiling!

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The neighborhoods of DUMBO in Brooklyn and Soho in Manhattan are among the most iconic neighborhoods in the city and are fascinating for their combination of old New York with new New York.

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What to eat in new york.

What should I start with first? With the New York pizza slice, the New York cheesecake, the wonderful pastrami sandwiches at Katz’ Delicatessen, or at the Pastrami Queen? In addition, Wolfgang’s Steakhouse and Luger are two really good steak restaurants waiting for you and if you want to eat really good burgers: go to J.G. Melon, the hidden Burger Joint or Shake Shack!

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The best time to visit New York City is in the fall, when the weather is cooler and there are several big American traditions which see floats and parades taking to the streets. Some of the most popular events include Thanksgiving Day Parade in June, ice skating at Rockefeller Plaza, and the infamous New Years Eve Countdown in Times Square.

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The Knickerbocker Hotel is a NYC landmark in the heart of Times Square with bespoke furniture, sweeping midtown views, and an electric rooftop bar. Take the Jamaica Train and connect via NYC Subway for the most authentic transport between JFK Airport and the Knickerbocker Hotel.

Conrad New York is an unpretentious 5-star hotel near Battery Park which offers daily connections to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. A taxi ride to this east side NYC hotel will cost you approximately 60 dollars and take up to 30 minutes.

For family vacations in New York City:

Novotel New York Times Square is a great central choice to match your the high-paced energy of your kids. Consider pre-booking your airport shuttle through the hotel's reception for a smooth transition from JFK, La Guardia, or Newark airports.

Adjacent to Central Park, the Quin Hotel commissions local graffiti artists to decorate the interior of the building for a truly one-of-a-kind experience in the Big Apple. Take a combination of the Jamaica Train and NYC Subway to show the kids a more authentic angle on New Yorkers.

For romantic vacations in New York City:

Gramercy Park Hotel shoulders one of the most secluded parks in all New York City and also boasts famous iconic artworks from Andy Warhol and Keith Haring in an ever-changing selection. A taxi ride from JFK to Gramercy Park will cost you approximately $60.

The Langham New York on 5th Avenue encompasses all your needs with comfortably intimate rooms, a fitness center, and comprehensive spa treatments. For even more freedom while you travel, consider renting a car at JFK, La Guardia, or Newark airports.

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The London NYC will have you feeling like you've visited two cities in just one trip! It features all-suites accommodation. You can travel in comfort to your midtown hotel like the locals do in an iconic NYC taxi from JFK Airport.

Refinery Hotel puts other accommodation options to shame with a 360 degree rooftop lounge and minimalist modern décor. Just a few blocks from Grand Central Station, it boasts a swanky bar and stunning downtown views. Consider taking the train for a classic experience when traveling in and out of New York City.

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The Redbury New York is a 4-star hotel in the NoMad district which features a café, bar, and restaurant onsite so you don't get overwhelmed with choices on your next trip to the Big Apple. The Jamaica Airtrain is the fastest and least expensive way to transfer from midtown to JFK Airport.

Ameritania Times Square's location sets you in the heart of New York City's famous district, also within easy walking distance of the spacious Central Park. The most straightforward way to Times Square is via taxi from JFK Airport, which will cost approximately $60.

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Planning a trip to NYC with kids and looking for family-friendly tours? Keep scrolling to check out the coolest NYC tours for families that we’ve done and loved!

This list of kid-friendly nyc tours for families was written by family travel expert marcie cheung and contains affiliate links which means if you purchase something from one of my affiliate links, i may earn a small commission that goes back into maintaining this blog..

My family loves exploring New York City. I mean, there’s just SO much to see and do for the whole family!

One of our favorite things to do in New York City with kids is go on guided tours. It’s an easy way to tackle the Big Apple while getting insider tips from a local expert.

Keep scrolling to find out our favorite NYC tours for families that are definitely worth booking on your next trip to NYC with kids!

Don’t have time to read a bunch of New York City blog posts and reviews? Here are some of our top picks for visiting NYC with kids.

Popular NYC Tours/Activities

• Summit One Vanderbilt (this is the coolest observation tower in NYC)
• NYC Tour (this one drives around to the highlights and goes to the Statue of Liberty)
• Museum of Ice Cream (perfect for kids who love treats and parents who love taking photos)
• American Museum of Natural History (there are tons of interesting exhibits for kids)
• Flytographer Photo Shoot (this is an easy and affordable NYC photography option)

Kid-Friendly NYC Hotels

• Mint House at 70 Pine (has full kitchens and laundry)
• SIXTY SoHo (super close to the Museum of Ice Cream and the Color Factory)
• EVEN Hotel New York Times Square South (great location near Times Square)

15 Amazing NYC Tours for Kids Worth Booking

Statue of liberty & ellis island guided tour with ferry.

I have to kick off the list with one of the most famous NYC attractions that every kid knows about: The Statue of Liberty !

Set off on a captivating boat ride to the iconic Statue of Liberty, taking in panoramic views of the New York City skyline, including landmarks such as the Brooklyn Bridge and Empire State Building.

Your expert guide will not only navigate you through the mandatory security procedures but will also enhance your experience with engaging stories and facts about the monument.

Journey further to Ellis Island, stepping into the historic path of countless immigrants at America’s Immigration Museum, and witness emblematic sites like the Great Hall, the Stairs of Separation, and the poignant Kissing Post. Check the latest rates and availability .

Skip-the-Line Metropolitan Museum Family Tour

We LOVE doing kid-friendly tours of museums whenever we travel and New York City is no exception.

Embark on an exciting, family-friendly journey as our knowledgeable guide ushers you through the vast treasures of the Metropolitan Museum .

Your kids will enjoy the splendor of the Greek and Roman collections, marvel at ancient relics such as the Amathus sarcophagus, and be dazzled by armored knights in the Arms and Armors Hall.

With specially crafted games and customized experiences, this is a not-to-miss opportunity to combine fun and learning at the heart of New York’s renowned art hub. Check the latest rates and availability .

American Museum of Natural History Private Family Tour

Start your adventure at the American Museum of Natural History by meeting your tour guide at the entrance, prepared with your chosen exhibits in mind to make the most of the tour.

Be transported from the dinosaur era to the far reaches of the cosmos at the Rose Center for Earth and Space, all while learning about various ecosystems and cultures worldwide.

Following the tour, the day is yours to continue exploring the museum’s wealth of knowledge at your own pace, with your ticket valid for the entire day. Check the latest rates and availability .

Ground Zero Kid-Friendly Tour with 9/11 Museum Ticket

Talking to your kids about 9/11 can be really tricky. And not all tours of Ground Zero are appropriate for younger visitors.

Embark on a private family tour to the poignant Ground Zero site, providing a deep dive into the history of the September 11, 2001 attacks.

Your personal guide will facilitate a meaningful dialogue, answering questions and guiding you to reliable sources for further understanding, offering a supportive environment for children to share their thoughts.

Concluding the tour, you’ll be equipped with skip-the-line tickets to the 9/11 Memorial, continuing the journey of reflection and learning. Check the latest rates and availability .

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Superheroes of nyc guided walking tour.

Delve into the remarkable world of superheroes on a 2-hour tour in New York City , learning trivia like the origins of Kryptonite and the spot where Batman was saved from cancellation.

Starting at the United Nations Headquarters, trace the paths of iconic characters down 42nd Street, peeking into the Daily News building and spotting film locations from shows like Gotham and Netflix’s Daredevil.

As you stroll down historic Publisher’s Row and marvel at renowned sites like the Chrysler Building, your guide will share enthralling stories that made us believe a man could fly! Check the latest rates and availability .

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Bus Tour to Superhero Film Locations

Embark on the Super Tour of NYC , a must-see journey through over 40 film locations from popular superhero movies and TV shows, including Spider-Man, Superman, and Jessica Jones.

Starting from the vibrant heart of Times Square and navigating through diverse neighborhoods and iconic sites like the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building, you’ll witness the city’s rich cinematic history.

Cap off the tour with a visit to Battery Park for a glimpse of Lady Liberty, before optionally hopping on the Staten Island Ferry , ensuring a fun-filled experience for all, particularly younger kids who prefer bus tours over walking.

This is one of the best New York tours for families who are superhero fans! Check the latest rates and availability .

See 30 Top New York Sights (Kids are FREE)

Immerse yourself in the heart of New York City with this small-group tour , ensuring a personal and enriching exploration of the city’s iconic landmarks from Wall Street’s Bull statue to the Guggenheim Museum in Central Park.

Navigating through culturally diverse neighborhoods like Greenwich Village, Chinatown, and Little Italy, your guide will provide essential historical context and intriguing tales of gangsters and gastronomy.

A stroll through Central Park brings the tour to a relaxing close, with sights including the Zoo, Gapstow Bridge, and the Met Museum of Art, creating a fully rounded and unforgettable New York experience. Check the latest rates and availability .

The Original Cupcake Tour of Greenwich Village

Embark on a sweet exploration of New York City on a 2-hour cupcake tasting tour , visiting an array of trendy bake shops, known for their heavenly and diverse offerings.

Savor seven tastings from popular venues like Baked by Melissa and Magnolia, and even create your own custom cupcake at Molly’s Cupcakes.

Though primarily a cupcake tour , be sure to indulge in the tantalizing gelato offered at Amorino in Greenwich Village, where you can sample a remarkable 22 flavors in one delectable bite! Check the latest rates and availability .

Hamilton Musical Walking Tour

Dive into the life and times of Alexander Hamilton with this immersive walking tour inspired by the Tony Award-winning ‘Hamilton’ musical, offering a unique exploration of lower Manhattan through the lens of this Founding Father’s life.

Journey through history with stops at significant locations such as King’s College, Thomas Jefferson’s house, and Trinity Church, each carrying a melody from the hit Broadway show.

Whether a Hamilton musical enthusiast or a history buff, this tour will enrich your understanding of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s groundbreaking work and the man who inspired it. Check the latest rates and availability .

Circle Line Best of NYC Skip-The-Box-Office Cruise

Immerse yourself in the grandeur of New York City on a leisurely cruise around Manhattan Island , where you’ll pass iconic landmarks, spanning three rivers and seven bridges, including the renowned Brooklyn Bridge.

Be captivated by a unique perspective of the Statue of Liberty and the enthralling stories shared by your knowledgeable guide, bringing to life over 101 sights in the city’s legendary skyline.

Highlights include the enchanting views of Randall’s Island, Columbia University, Yankee Stadium, and the quaint Little Red Lighthouse, presenting a panorama of New York like no other. Check the latest rates and availability .

Half-Day Pizza Tasting Bus Tour

Experience the best of New York’s pizza scene by hopping aboard the big yellow pizza bus, a unique tour guided by the pizza enthusiast, Scott Wiener.

As you navigate the diverse boroughs of New York, from Manhattan to Brooklyn, enjoy four slices from significant pizzerias, including establishments boasting the city’s oldest brick ovens.

Beyond the delicious eats, engage in rich discussions about pizza culture, ensuring each tour is as informative as it is mouthwatering. Check the latest rates and availability .

Harry Potter & The Fantastic Beasts Guided Tour

Step into the captivating wizarding world as you start your magical journey in Lower Manhattan , exploring the history of Fantastic Beasts in their cinematic, literary, and real-world incarnations.

As you traverse through iconic locations such as City Hall, Woolworth Building (NYC Ministry of Magic), and Central Park, where Newt performed his amusing dance, immerse yourself in the captivating tales of Newt, his friends, and his beasts, all in the heart of New York City.

Pack your Fantastic Beasts and Potter knowledge for their quiz, put on comfortable walking shoes, and prepare to Alohomora! your way into a magical adventure. Check the latest rates and availability .

Little Italy Italian Food Tasting Tour

Dive into the rich culinary history of Little Italy with a 2-hour tasting tour , visiting century-old establishments for a gastronomic adventure equivalent to a 4-course lunch.

Begin with Italian Rainbow cookies at La Bella Ferrara, experience the tradition of mozzarella-making at Di Palo’s, and savor authentic pizza at Nolita Pizza, with a detour to Ferrara Bakery guided by iconic movie locations.

This NYC food tour culminates with a visit to the landmark St. Patrick’s Cathedral, wrapping up a flavorful journey through New York’s Italian heritage. Check the latest rates and availability .

New York City Ghost Tour of Greenwich Village

Embark on a haunting exploration of Greenwich Village , one of New York City’s most beautiful yet ghost-ridden neighborhoods, and uncover its chilling past guided by a storyteller who revives tales of celebrity apparitions, lost children, and elusive phantoms.

Traverse the eerie paths of Washington Square Park, the New York University campus, and West 10th Street, where the phantasmal history lurks in every corner.

With a tour starting at twilight , prepare for a spine-tingling adventure as the spectral tales of Greenwich Village come to life under the cloak of darkness. Check the latest rates and availability .

THE RIDE: An Interactive Entertainment Experience

Experience the magic of Broadway and the vibrancy of New York City in a unique, immersive bus tour that transforms the city streets into a theatrical stage.

With THE RIDE Experience , you’ll delight in a highly interactive spectacle, where Midtown Manhattan’s iconic landmarks serve as a backdrop for a thrilling performance.

Perfect for families and theatre enthusiasts, this innovative tour features a bus with tiered stadium seating and live commentary, offering an exhilarating and fresh approach to sightseeing in NYC.

This is by far one of the best NYC bus tours for families. Check the latest rates and availability .

New York Tours for Families FAQ

How do i plan a family trip to new york city.

To plan a family trip to New York City, first set a budget, decide on the time of year to visit, choose family-friendly accommodations, and draft an itinerary that includes diverse attractions to entertain all family members.

What’s the best way to tour New York City?

The best way to tour New York City depends on your preferences, but options include guided walking tours, hop-on hop-off bus tours, bike tours, boat tours, or self-guided tours using apps or guidebooks.

Is NYC family-friendly?

Yes, New York City is highly family-friendly, offering a wide array of activities and attractions for children, easily navigable public transportation, and numerous family-friendly dining options.

Can children participate in walking tours?

Yes, children can participate in walking tours, but it’s important to consider the length of the tour and whether it’s suitable for your child’s age and stamina.

Are there any children’s museums in NYC?

Yes, check out the Staten Island Children’s Museum, Brooklyn Children’s Museum, and Queens County Farm Museum.

Where are the top places to play in NYC with kids?

A few top spots include Brooklyn Bridge Park, Everett Children’s Adventure Garden, Central Park Zoo, Outdoor Science Playground, Coney Island, and Luna Park.

Are there any tours specifically designed for kids?

Yes, there are several tours designed with kids in mind. The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, Madame Tussauds, and the Children’s Museum of Manhattan offer interactive experiences that kids love.

Are strollers allowed on tours?

Policies vary depending on the tour and the location. Many walking tours and outdoor locations are stroller-friendly, but it’s always best to check in advance.

Are there discounts for children on tours?

Many tours offer discounted rates for children under a certain age. Some even offer free admission for young children. It’s best to check the specific tour details for this information.

What should we bring on our tour?

It’s always a good idea to bring water, snacks (if permitted), sunscreen, comfortable shoes for walking, and weather-appropriate clothing. If you’re with young children, consider bringing a stroller, diapers, and any other necessary supplies.

Is it better to book a tour in advance or can we just show up?

It’s generally better to book in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, as popular tours can sell out. Booking ahead also allows you to plan your schedule more effectively.

Are there any educational tours suitable for children?

Yes, many New York City tours are both fun and educational. The Natural History Museum, New York Transit Museum, and tours of historical sites like Ellis Island can provide enriching experiences for kids.

Best New York City Tours for Families Wrap-Up

A family trip to NYC promises a plethora of unforgettable moments. The best NYC tours for families open doors to a diverse array of attractions, catering to every member of the family.

You can explore the world-famous Central Park Zoo or New York Aquarium, cruise on a scenic boat tour around the city’s iconic skyline, or delve into history at renowned museums.

There’s no end to what the NYC family attractions have to offer, ensuring fun-filled experiences for the whole family.

From engaging walking tours to sightseeing bus rides, every activity is designed to provide a unique perspective of the Big Apple.

So, pack your bags and embark on an adventure that will captivate, entertain, and educate your family, providing memories to cherish for a lifetime. NYC is more than just a city; it’s an experience waiting to be discovered.

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New Orleans is a thriving hub for festivals, music and Creole cuisine. Here, the novelist Maurice Carlos Ruffin shares books that capture its many cultural influences.

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By Maurice Carlos Ruffin

Read Your Way Around the World is a series exploring the globe through books.

New Orleans is a tourist destination frequented as much for its local dishes (gumbo, jambalaya, among others) as for the spectacle that is Mardi Gras — where you may run into drunk college students on spring break, but could also bump into the Grammy Award-winning artist Jon Batiste. By some counts, it’s one of the most festive cities in America, with a party or two happening almost every week.

Behind all the festivities, though, is a rich and dark history. The city is an eclectic mix of Caribbean, French, Spanish and Native American cultures, and, depending on which neighborhood you encounter, you may feel a sense of disorientation. Historically, enslaved people from other states were sometimes sent to New Orleans as punishment, but the city also served as a home base for many Haitians seeking a new life after their country gained independence in 1804.

The literature of New Orleans is an important supplement to your experience of the city. These books are both a compass to guide you through its many different influences and a celebration of the free spirit that has made the city a haven for itinerant artists, writers and travelers in search of a new perspective.

What should I read before I pack my bags?

“Economy Hall: The Hidden History of a Free Black Brotherhood ,” by Fatima Shaik, provides a fascinating look at the city from the slavery era through the Jazz Age. Using primary documents that her father rescued from a trash hauler’s pickup truck, Shaik builds a nonfiction narrative that’s both illuminating and compulsively readable.

“New Orleans Griot: The Tom Dent Reader ,” a collection of Dent’s writings edited by Kalamu ya Salaam, covers the life of an important literary figure. These pieces provide an insider’s view of the city’s legendary Mardi Gras Indians , as well as Mississippi’s Free Southern Theater during the Black Arts movement. In many ways, modern New Orleans writers are descendants of Dent and his cohort.

Also consider a Pulitzer Prize-winning cult classic: John Kennedy Toole’s “A Confederacy of Dunces.” It is somewhat of a riff on Don Quixote and captures the cockeyed whimsy that helps natives live in a city that is below sea level and perpetually threatened with destruction by the forces of nature.

What books or authors should I bring along with me?

“Unfathomable City: A New Orleans Atlas ,” by Rebecca Solnit and Rebecca Snedeker, is a collection of essays that touches on almost every neighborhood in the city. Published in 2013, several years after the catastrophic damage caused during Hurricane Katrina and the government’s response , these snapshots will help orient the reader as they travel from place to place. One essay, for example, traces the connection between the city’s vibrant marching band culture and how those young members go on to become professional musicians.

Definitely read Sarah M. Broom’s memoir, “ The Yellow House ,” the 2019 winner of the National Book Award for nonfiction. This book deftly weaves the history of one family with the development of a neighborhood called New Orleans East, depicting life outside of the tourist districts where many working-class locals live. It’s about the dreams we have and the way those dreams do and don’t come true.

If I have no time for day trips, what books could take me farther afield instead?

Do a double header of Ernest J. Gaines classics, “Bloodline” and “A Lesson Before Dying.” Both books focus on the rural Black community in Pointe Coupée Parish, La., where he was raised. His ability to compellingly render that community, which was otherwise ignored by history, is one of the many reasons he earned fellowships from the MacArthur Foundation and the Guggenheim Foundation, among other accolades.

Before Hurricane Katrina, there was another natural disaster that redefined New Orleans: the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 . John M. Barry’s “Rising Tide” examines, in enthralling prose, the flood’s consequences for the people who lived in the rural parts of Louisiana that lacked levee protection. The book is a tale of government mismanagement and neglect that foreshadowed the arrival of Katrina many decades later.

What books can take me behind closed doors?

Jarvis DeBerry was an opinion columnist for The Times-Picayune and NOLA.com for 21 years. His excellent collection of essays, “I Feel to Believe: Collected Columns , ” covers virtually every topic that was important to the life of the city between 1998 and 2019. Fearless in DeBerry’s explorations of race, policing, education, politics and the quirkiness of New Orleans, this book is a must read.

“1 Dead in Attic: After Katrina,” by Chris Rose, is often called the definitive book about life in the city at the time of Katrina. With gallows humor and a keen eye, Rose gives the ultimate local’s perspective. For many residents who lost loved ones or property and felt abandoned by the government, this book offered catharsis.

Also, Mona Lisa Saloy has a wonderful book of poetry called “Black Creole Chronicles” that captures so much of the linguistic cadence and rhythm of locals who are heavily influenced by both African American and Francophile culture. She preserves the voices of 20th century New Orleans like no one else.

What writer is everyone in town talking about?

Karisma Price’s debut poetry collection, “ I’m Always So Serious ,” has set New Orleans buzzing with the deftness of her vision and her attention to the kind of details that show the city in a fresh way. Also, Jami Attenberg, who moved to the city about a decade ago, has become a central and supportive figure in the local literary community. She has not one but two books out this year: “ 1,000 Words: A Writer’s Guide to Staying Creative, Focused, and Productive All Year Round” and the forthcoming “A Reason to See You Again.” The first is a craft book centered around Attenberg’s popular writing program ; the latter, a novel, follows a troubled mother and her two daughters over four decades.

What literary landmarks and bookstores should I visit?

Baldwin & Co. a short walk from Jackson Square — the centerpiece of New Orleans for centuries — has become a community hub in its three years. Classic bookstores with local owners like Community Book Center and Octavia Books , which just finished an extensive renovation, are great places to learn about the city’s literary history. Also, some of New Orleans’s streetcar lines are still operational and worth a ride — especially for fans of the Tennessee Williams play “A Streetcar Named Desire.” While the Desire line no longer exists, the other lines offer great views of the city at a leisurely pace.

What else should I consider?

New Orleans has beautiful parks and public venues. Go for a walk in Crescent Park, which has gorgeous views of the downtown skyline and places to sit and read. Audubon Riverview Park, known to locals as “The Fly,” and Audubon Park proper are great places to lay out a blanket with one’s book of choice.

A trip to New Orleans must also include beignets at Cafe Du Monde . For a classic New Orleans lunch, stop by Neyow’s , Parkway Bakery or Commander’s Palace and O’Delice or Sucré for dessert. Walk through the French Quarter, take a ride on the St. Charles streetcar line and visit the New Orleans Museum of Art . When you’re ready for dinner, consider Dooky Chase , Morrow’s or Herbsaint before nightcapping at the Maple Leaf Bar or Blue Nile while listening to live music. And remember: Tip the performers — it’s good etiquette.

Maurice Carlos Ruffin’s New Orleans Reading List

“Economy Hall: The Hidden History of a Free Black Brotherhood,” Fatima Shaik

“New Orleans Griot: The Tom Dent Reader,” Tom Dent, edited by Kalamu ya Salaam

“A Confederacy of Dunces,” John Kennedy Toole

“Unfathomable City: A New Orleans Atlas ,” Rebecca Solnit and Rebecca Snedeker

“The Yellow House,” Sarah M. Broom

“Bloodline” and “A Lesson Before Dying,” Ernest J. Gaines

“Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and How It Changed America,” John M. Barry

“ I Feel to Believe: Collected Columns,” Jarvis DeBerry

“1 Dead in Attic: After Katrina,” Chris Rose

“Black Creole Chronicles,” Mona Lisa Saloy

“I’m Always So Serious,” Karisma Price

“1,000 Words: A Writer’s Guide to Staying Creative, Focused, and Productive All Year Round” and “A Reason to See You Again,” Jami Attenberg

“A Streetcar Named Desire,” Tennessee Williams

Maurice Carlos Ruffin, who grew up in New Orleans, is the author of “ The American Daughters ” and “ The Ones Who Don’t Say They Love You .”

An earlier version of this article misstated where the bookstore Baldwin & Co. is located. The bookstore is not in Jackson Square, but a short walk from Jackson Square.

An earlier version of this article provided an incorrect title for Chris Rose’s book about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. The book is titled “1 Dead in Attic,” not “1 Dead in the Attic.”

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The New York Yankees (43-19) face the Minnesota Twins (33-27) Wednesday in the 2nd game of their 3-game series at Yankee Stadium. First pitch is set for 7:05 p.m. ET. Let’s analyze FanDuel Sportsbook’s  lines around the Twins vs. Yankees odds and make our expert MLB picks and predictions for the best bets.

Season series: Yankees lead 4-0

New York defeated Minnesota 5-1 Tuesday, closing as a -173 favorite.  CF Aaron Judge led the team with 2 hits and 2 RBIs.

The Yankees are surging, having won 6 in a row. They have won 10 of their last 12 as well. New York sits atop the AL East and has covered the spread in 5 straight games. It is 36-25 against the spread (ATS) on the season.

The Twins have traded off winning and losing over their last 4 games, beating the Astros in 2 of 3 prior to facing New York. Minnesota is 9-4 over its last 13 and sits 3rd in the AL Central. It is 27-33 ATS on the season.

Twins at Yankees projected starters

RHP Chris Paddack vs. LHP Carlos Rodon

Paddack (4-2, 4.57 ERA) makes his 12th start. He has a 1.38 WHIP, 1.8 BB/9 and 8.0 K/9 in 61 IP.

• Last start: No-decision, 5 2/3 IP, 4 ER, 5 H, 2 BB, 4 K in a 7-6 home win over the Kansas City Royals on May 30
• 2024 road splits: 1-1, 6.85 ERA (22 1/3 IP, 17 ER), 29 H, 5 HR, 4 BB, 12 K in 4 starts
• Career vs. Yankees: 0-2, 8.10 ERA (10 IP, 9 ER), 2.10 WHIP, 9.0 K/9 in 2 starts

Rodon (7-2, 3.09 ERA) makes his 13th start. He has a 1.13 WHIP, 2.7 BB/9 and 8.3 K/9 in 67 IP.

• Last start: Win, 6 IP, 3 ER, 3 H, 1 BB, 5 K in a 8-3 road loss to the Los Angeles Angels on May 30
• 2024 home splits: 3-0, 2.13 ERA (25 1/3 IP, 6 ER), 17 H, 2 HR, 6 BB, 23 K in 4 starts
• Career vs. Twins: 7-3, 4.35 ERA (70 1/3 IP, 34 ER), 1.38 WHIP, 10.1 K/9 in 13 appearances (12 starts)

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Provided by FanDuel Sportsbook ; access USA TODAY Sports Scores and Sports Betting Odds hub for a full list. Lines last updated at 11:10 a.m. ET.

• Moneyline (ML) : Twins +160 (bet $100 to win $160) | Yankees -190 (bet $190 to win $100)
• Run line (RL)/Against the spread (ATS) : Twins +1.5 (-128) | Yankees -1.5 (+106)
• Over/Under (O/U) : 8.5 (O: -105 | U: -115)

Twins at Yankees picks and predictions

Yankees 6, Twins 3

There’s no value in betting on the Yankees, and they have a significant pitching advantage. At -190, they aren’t worth a play, and they’re also too hot to bet against.

Run line/Against the spread

BET YANKEES -1.5 (+106) .

The Yankees have covered in 5 straight games, winning by 4, 2, 4, 4, and 5 in those. They are 36-25 ATS on the season and 14-13 ATS at home. They are the 6th-best team in the MLB at covering as a home favorite.

Also, Minnesota is 8-8 ATS as a road underdog, which is the 6th-worst covering rate.

Given the advantage on the mound with Rodon, who has helped the Yankees cover in his last 5 starts, expect New York to win by multiple runs and take YANKEES -1.5 (+106 ).

BET OVER 8.5 (-105) .

The Yankees have gone north of the total in 4 of their last 5 games, and their offense has been red hot. They have scored 6 or more in 4 of those games.

Minnesota, while it has gone Under in 4 straight, has tallied at least 4 runs in 3 of its last 5 games. Both offenses have been playing at a high level. Expect that to continue and take OVER 8.5 (-105) .

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