Explore World’s Fair relics in Flushing Meadows with Queens Museum admission included
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2 hours
Guided tour, Queens Museum entry
Explore the many remnants of the 1939/40 and 1964/65 World’s Fairs in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. See time capsules, Andy Warhol mosaics, and end at the Queens Museum to view the Panorama of the City of New York.
This tour is mostly outdoors and easy for most participants. The route is ADA accessible. Arrive 10 minutes early and wear comfortable shoes.
It is 2 hours long.
It is easy and most people can participate.
Yes, it is ADA accessible.
David Dinkin’s Circle
Visitors consistently rave about the exceptional tour guides here, particularly Richard, who leads several different walking tours including Grand Central Terminal, Gilded Age mansions, and Fifth Avenue experiences. People describe him as incredibly knowledgeable, professional, and engaging, with one reviewer noting he knew so much that guests didn't even have questions. The tours reveal hidden secrets and fascinating historical details that bring iconic NYC locations to life, and guides come prepared with visual aids and even hearing devices for elderly participants who need them. The variety of themed tours appeals to history buffs and casual tourists alike, from New Amsterdam colonial history to Gilded Age architecture. Justin, who created and leads the New Amsterdam tour, receives special praise for his depth of knowledge and passion for the subject. Other guides like Ro also get mentioned for keeping groups engaged throughout multi-hour walking experiences. Expect about 90 minutes to two hours of walking, but reviewers consistently say the time flies by thanks to intriguing stories and enthusiastic guides who handle questions graciously.
Great walking tour by Richard! Insight into history and art.
kazumi ehara
April 1, 2026
Great walking tour by Richard! Insight into history and art.
kazumi ehara
April 1, 2026