Trace Gilded Age luxury through art, furniture, and jewelry
2 hours
Up to 8 people
Explore The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Gilded Age collections with an expert guide. Discover how collectors, patrons, and artisans shaped art, luxury, and society during a transformative era.
Tickets are non-refundable. Cancellation or rescheduling requests less than 72 hours before departure are not accepted. No-shows receive no refund or rescheduling.
No. Present your confirmation when you arrive.
Use restroom facilities before the tour starts.
Gratuity is not required but is appreciated for excellent service.
In front of The Metropolitan Museum of Art
With guides like Liam, Stacey, Demani, and Alessia leading the way, it's easy to see why this tour company earns such consistent praise. Reviewers frequently call out their guides by name, describing them as knowledgeable, passionate, and genuinely engaging. The Wall Street tour, Harlem Gospel experience, and Black History tours are all popular options, and guests seem to walk away from each one feeling like they got more than they bargained for. The virtual tour offerings are worth noting too, especially for groups or teams looking for an accessible, educational experience around Black history and culture. Several corporate and academic groups have used this company for private and virtual tours, with strong results across the board. One potential frustration flagged by a reviewer is that Spanish-language tours advertised online may not always be available in the booking calendar, so non-English speakers should confirm availability before reserving. Overall, the tone across reviews is genuinely enthusiastic, and that enthusiasm spans solo travelers, school groups, faculty teams, and even lifelong New Yorkers who discovered something new about their own city.
Wonderfully educational and entertaining tour that took us back and forth across the country through LBGTQ history. So glad I had this opportunity to learn.
Terry Berger
June 25, 2026
Wonderfully educational and entertaining tour that took us back and forth across the country through LBGTQ history. So glad I had this opportunity to learn.
Terry Berger
June 25, 2026