Midtown Architecture Guided Tour With Times Square
Discover Midtown’s hidden architecture, passages, and landmark stories
Duration
3h 30m
Ideal For
Up to 5 people
Includes
English guide, landmark access
Highlights
Explore Midtown Manhattan through its architecture, hidden details, and landmark stories. Follow a certified New York City guide from the Theater District to Grand Central Terminal.
- Discover hidden murals inside a Broadway hotel
- View Times Square from above
- Explore Rockefeller Center’s Art Deco architecture and underground passages
- Step inside St. Patrick’s Cathedral and the Fred French Building
- Uncover stories of Grand Central Terminal and its secret tennis-court passage
- Admire the Chrysler Building up close
What's Included
- Guided tour in English with a certified NYC tour guide
- Access to St. Patrick’s Cathedral
- Access to Grand Central Terminal
- Access inside the Chrysler Building
Important details
- Arrive 15 minutes before the tour starts
- Wear comfortable walking shoes
- Dress for the weather and bring a warm layer, sunglasses, hat, or foldable umbrella as needed
- Children must be accompanied by a parent
- Not suitable for travelers with reduced mobility
- Strollers are permitted
Cancellation Policy
Cancel more than 7 days before the tour for a refund minus a $20 fee. Cancellations less than 7 days before the tour are non-refundable. Full refund if Your New York Story cancels the tour.
FAQs
No. This walking tour is not suitable for travelers with reduced mobility.
Yes, strollers are permitted during the tour.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing. Bring a warm layer, sunglasses, a hat, or a foldable umbrella as needed.
Meeting details
Vanilla Gorilla Cafe, 332 W 44th St, New York City
Related locations
Chrysler Building
Admission includedStanding at the corner of Lexington Avenue and 42nd Street, the Chrysler Building rises above Midtown Manhattan with a quiet, confident elegance. Its sunburst crown of stainless steel catches the light differently at every hour, shifting from silver at noon to a warm amber glow at dusk. Completed in 1930, the Chrysler Building remains one of the most visually distinctive structures in the world, a place where architectural ambition and craftsmanship meet in extraordinary fashion.