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    New York City Walking Tour with Staten Island Ferry

    Discover Manhattan’s landmarks at street level and from the harbor

    Duration

    6 hrs

    Includes

    Guide, 6-hour tour

    Highlights

    Explore Midtown and Lower Manhattan on a shared tour with a professional English-speaking guide, combining walking with subway travel. Discover the city’s architecture, financial district and waterfront without a Liberty Island landing or entry to the 9/11 Museum.

    • Ride the Staten Island Ferry for views of the Statue of Liberty
    • Pay tribute at the 9/11 Memorial’s reflecting pools
    • Add One World Observatory admission for panoramic views of Manhattan

    What's Included

    • Professional English-speaking guide
    • One World Observatory admission with the observatory option only

    Important details

    • Children ages 0–12 require an accompanying paying adult. Ages 0–3 join free; child tickets cover ages 4–12, and adult rates apply from age 13.
    • Requires considerable walking and climbing stairs.
    • This activity is not wheelchair-accessible.
    • Public transit is not included. Bring a MetroCard with at least USD 5.50 in credit, or purchase one with your guide during the tour.
    • Some attractions may be skipped because of capacity limits or weather conditions.
    • Arrive 15 minutes before departure.

    Cancellation Policy

    Cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date (New York local time) for a full refund. If the operator cancels due to unforeseen events or extreme weather, you can reschedule or request a full refund.

    Product ID: VFHUDV

    Meeting details

    George M. Cohan Statue, 46th Street and Broadway, New York

    Experience provided by Greetwell Local Partners

    Related locations

    One World Observatory

    Admission included

    Standing on the 100th floor of One World Trade Center, you look out over a city that seems to stretch without end. On a clear day, One World Observatory reveals five boroughs, three states, and the silver ribbon of the Hudson River all at once. The glass walls dissolve the boundary between you and the sky, turning the familiar Manhattan grid into something quietly astonishing.

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