



by ExperienceFirst
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$168This six-hour bus tour covers four New York City boroughs, focusing on art, food, and sports sites. The tour begins in Harlem with a visit to the Apollo Theater, where the guide explains Harlem’s African-American history alongside the Walk of Fame. Next, the group passes Citi Field stadium in Queens, home to a major baseball team, with commentary from the guide. In the Bronx, the tour stops for 10 minutes to view the borough’s street art, which celebrates hip-hop and local artists. Then the bus travels to Flushing Meadow-Corona Park, where the group spends about 20 minutes walking through the site of the 1946 World’s Fair, including views of Citi Field and the large Unisphere sculpture. A 20-minute lunch break follows at a neighborhood known for its murals and diverse food offerings. The tour continues in Brooklyn’s South Williamsburg, where the guide discusses the Hasidic Jewish community’s culture, including fashion and shops. Then the group spends 20 minutes in DUMBO, a Brooklyn neighborhood with views of the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge. The final stop includes 10 minutes in Manhattan’s Chinatown and Little Italy, where the guide shares information about the neighborhoods’ heritage and suggests places to eat and shop. Throughout the tour, a local guide provides stories, history, and travel tips while the group travels comfortably by bus. Included are photo opportunities at the Unisphere, murals, and Brooklyn Bridge, as well as a stop at a Bronx empanada shop favored by locals. Gratuities are not included.
Apollo Theater and Harlem Walk of Fame
Spend 15 minutes at the Apollo Theater, a historic music hall known for African-American performances, and learn about Harlem’s Black history through the nearby Walk of Fame.
15 min
Drive-by Citi Field Stadium
Pass by Citi Field, a well-known stadium in Queens that hosts a major baseball team, while the guide explains its significance.
Bronx Street Art
Stop for 10 minutes to view the Bronx’s street art, which features colorful works celebrating hip-hop culture and local artists.
10 min
Flushing Meadow-Corona Park and Unisphere
Spend 20 minutes walking through Flushing Meadow-Corona Park, the site of the 1946 World’s Fair, including views of Citi Field and the large Unisphere sculpture.
20 min
Lunch Break with Murals
Take 20 minutes to eat lunch in a neighborhood known for its murals and diverse food options.
20 min
South Williamsburg
Learn about South Williamsburg’s Hasidic Jewish community, including its fashion, food, and local shops.
DUMBO Neighborhood
Spend 20 minutes exploring DUMBO, a Brooklyn area with views of the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge.
20 min
Chinatown and Little Italy
Visit Manhattan’s Chinatown and Little Italy for 10 minutes, with the guide explaining their cultural heritage and suggesting places to eat and shop.
10 min
Meet at the corner of 8th Avenue and 51 Street. The closest address is 840 8th Avenue. Your guide will be wearing an orange hat AND/OR a blue top or jacket.
End point
This tour ends in between Little Italy and Chinatown in Manhattan




by ExperienceFirst
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$168This six-hour bus tour covers four New York City boroughs, focusing on art, food, and sports sites. The tour begins in Harlem with a visit to the Apollo Theater, where the guide explains Harlem’s African-American history alongside the Walk of Fame. Next, the group passes Citi Field stadium in Queens, home to a major baseball team, with commentary from the guide. In the Bronx, the tour stops for 10 minutes to view the borough’s street art, which celebrates hip-hop and local artists. Then the bus travels to Flushing Meadow-Corona Park, where the group spends about 20 minutes walking through the site of the 1946 World’s Fair, including views of Citi Field and the large Unisphere sculpture. A 20-minute lunch break follows at a neighborhood known for its murals and diverse food offerings. The tour continues in Brooklyn’s South Williamsburg, where the guide discusses the Hasidic Jewish community’s culture, including fashion and shops. Then the group spends 20 minutes in DUMBO, a Brooklyn neighborhood with views of the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge. The final stop includes 10 minutes in Manhattan’s Chinatown and Little Italy, where the guide shares information about the neighborhoods’ heritage and suggests places to eat and shop. Throughout the tour, a local guide provides stories, history, and travel tips while the group travels comfortably by bus. Included are photo opportunities at the Unisphere, murals, and Brooklyn Bridge, as well as a stop at a Bronx empanada shop favored by locals. Gratuities are not included.
Apollo Theater and Harlem Walk of Fame
Spend 15 minutes at the Apollo Theater, a historic music hall known for African-American performances, and learn about Harlem’s Black history through the nearby Walk of Fame.
15 min
Drive-by Citi Field Stadium
Pass by Citi Field, a well-known stadium in Queens that hosts a major baseball team, while the guide explains its significance.
Bronx Street Art
Stop for 10 minutes to view the Bronx’s street art, which features colorful works celebrating hip-hop culture and local artists.
10 min
Flushing Meadow-Corona Park and Unisphere
Spend 20 minutes walking through Flushing Meadow-Corona Park, the site of the 1946 World’s Fair, including views of Citi Field and the large Unisphere sculpture.
20 min
Lunch Break with Murals
Take 20 minutes to eat lunch in a neighborhood known for its murals and diverse food options.
20 min
South Williamsburg
Learn about South Williamsburg’s Hasidic Jewish community, including its fashion, food, and local shops.
DUMBO Neighborhood
Spend 20 minutes exploring DUMBO, a Brooklyn area with views of the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge.
20 min
Chinatown and Little Italy
Visit Manhattan’s Chinatown and Little Italy for 10 minutes, with the guide explaining their cultural heritage and suggesting places to eat and shop.
10 min
Meet at the corner of 8th Avenue and 51 Street. The closest address is 840 8th Avenue. Your guide will be wearing an orange hat AND/OR a blue top or jacket.
End point
This tour ends in between Little Italy and Chinatown in Manhattan