United Nations Headquarters Children's Tour
Explore the UN through games, maps, and role-playing for children ages 5–10
Duration
45–60 mins
Includes
Kids Corridor, guided activities
Highlights
Explore the UN Kids Corridor at United Nations Headquarters through interactive games, quizzes, and role-playing. Visit the General Assembly Hall when meetings permit; this tour does not enter the Conference Building.
- Explore wall-sized world maps and flags of Security Council members
- Step inside an actual refugee tent
- Join guide-led games and quizzes about the work of the United Nations
- Discover how global issues connect to daily life
Important details
- Register online with United Nations Security before arrival
- Arrive at least 60 minutes before your tour for security screening
- Bring an original government-issued photo ID in Latin characters if you are 18 or older
- Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
- Ages 5+ only
- Dress respectfully for the United Nations' professional working environment
- A 6% booking fee applies and is not included in the listed price
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final; no exchanges or refunds. If you arrive at the Ticket Desk inside UN Headquarters more than 15 minutes after your tour starts, your ticket may be canceled without a refund.
Product ID: 5978V4
FAQs
If you are 18 or older, bring an original government-issued photo ID from a UN Member State or Non-Member Observer State, printed in Latin characters. Accepted IDs include a passport, driver's license, national identity card, or IDNYC card. Military IDs, photocopies, and digital images are not accepted.
United Nations Headquarters is accessible to persons with disabilities.
Tours run on weekdays, with the first tour at 9:30 AM and the last at 4:45 PM. United Nations Headquarters is closed on weekends and certain holidays.
Related locations
United Nations Visitors Services
Admission includedStep inside one of the most consequential addresses on earth. United Nations Visitors Services is your gateway to the sprawling UN complex on the East River, where diplomats from nearly every nation have gathered to shape international affairs for decades. Through United Nations Visitors Services, you can walk the same corridors as world leaders, stand in the General Assembly Hall, and take in sculpture gardens and murals donated by member states from around the globe.
