New York City

Follow an 18th century costumed guide as he takes you back in history on Boston’s Freedom Trail Tour and get a birds-eye view of the city from the Prudential Building, then head to New York City and ferry to Ellis Island to see the Statue of Liberty.

See all the sights on Boston’s Freedom Trail Walking Tour, visit the town of the infamous Salem witch trials, ferry to Ellis Island, once the gateway to New York City, and climb the stairs to the Lincoln Memorial to look out over the US capital.

Experience the “City That Never Sleeps”. Walk through the exciting chaos of Times Square, visit Ellis Island to see the Statue of Liberty, visit Ground Zero, tour the Metropolitan Museum of Art and walk through the tranquil Central Park.

Discover why people from all around the world dream of moving to New York City. Walk through Times Square, visit Rockefeller Center, go up the Empire State Building and ferry over to Ellis Island, where the America Dream became reality for many immigrants.

Discover both Downtown and Uptown New York City. Walk through the famous Greenwich Village and Chinatown, ferry over to Ellis Island to see the Statue of Liberty, tour the NBC studios, visit the Metropolitan Art Museum and see a Broadway show.

Get a well-rounded introduction to NYC on walking tours of Midtown and Lower Manhattan, and a trip to the Empire State Building Observatory. Take a ferry boat to the Statue of Liberty, and learn more about the performing arts on an NBC Studios guided visit and an Actor’s Workshop. Then, celebrate your graduation in style on a harbor cruise, as you dance to the beats of your onboard DJ as the lights of Manhattan light your way.

Visit Ellis Island and go to the top of the Empire State Building in New York City, see the Liberty Bell and Independence Hall in Philadelphia, then tour America’s Capital and visit the Lincoln Memorial, see the White House, and tour the Smithsonian Museum.

Walk through bustling Times Square to see MTV studios and Broadway theaters, tour the Metropolitan Art Museum, walk through Central Park to see Strawberry Fields, the John Lennon memorial and the open-air Delacorte Theater.

See the sights that made New York City famous. Walk through Midtown to see Grand Central Station and Trump Tower, visit the Empire State Building, ferry to Ellis Island to see the Statue of Liberty, walk through Central Park and tour the NBC Studios.

See the National Monuments sparkle as you tour America’s capital city at night. Visit the Supreme Court and the Smithsonian Museum and then head to New York City to explore its diverse neighborhoods, catch a Broadway show and ferry over to Ellis Island.