New York City Skyline at Night Guided Tour by Air-Conditioned Minivan
by Royal City Tours LLC
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New York City’s skyline is known worldwide for its extensive, illuminated skyscrapers. This guided night tour lasts about four hours and travels by air-conditioned minivan through Manhattan and New Jersey to show the skyline at twilight. The route includes stops at several notable locations such as Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, Greenwich Village, and the Holland Tunnel, the first tunnel linking New York and New Jersey under water, opened in 1927. The tour crosses into New Jersey to visit Liberty State Park, where there is a 30-minute stop for views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Manhattan’s skyline. Visitors also spend about 20 minutes at the Empty Sky 9/11 Memorial, a tribute to the 748 New Jersey residents who died in the 2001 attacks, followed by a short stop at the historic Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal within the park. The tour continues through Jersey City, one of New Jersey’s oldest cities, before reaching Hoboken, known as Frank Sinatra’s birthplace and for its cultural landmarks. In Hoboken, the group visits Carlo’s Bake Shop for about 20 minutes to enjoy a pastry and see the Cake Boss TV show set. Time is also spent at Frank Sinatra Park with its views of Manhattan, and at the Frank Sinatra statue for 10 minutes. The tour highlights Hoboken’s brownstone architecture and includes a 20-minute visit to Hamilton Park to see nighttime views of New York’s lights reflected on the river. A brief stop at the Alexander Hamilton memorial bust marks the duel site, followed by a drive through the Lincoln Tunnel back to Manhattan. The tour includes a professional local guide, driver, and all taxes, with transport in a private, air-conditioned vehicle.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Seventh Avenue
Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, also called Fashion Avenue, features many historic and cultural sites.
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village is a well-known New York neighborhood with a history of bohemian culture, artistic life, and distinctive brownstones and tree-lined streets.
Holland Tunnel
The Holland Tunnel, opened in 1927, is a key underwater tunnel connecting New York City and New Jersey.
Liberty State Park
Liberty State Park in Jersey City offers expansive views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Manhattan’s skyline with a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Empty Sky, 9/11 Memorial
The Empty Sky Memorial commemorates 748 New Jersey residents who died in the September 11, 2001 attacks and resembles the Twin Towers, with a 20-minute visit.
20 min
Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal
Located in Liberty State Park, this historic terminal was the last stop for many immigrants arriving from Ellis Island, with a 10-minute stop.
10 min
Jersey City
Jersey City is an urban center founded in 1660 and one of New Jersey’s oldest cities.
Hoboken
Hoboken is known for its historical landmarks, cultural scene, and as Frank Sinatra’s birthplace.
Carlo's Bake Shop
Carlo’s Bake Shop in Hoboken, famous from the TV show Cake Boss, offers a 20-minute stop to enjoy a pastry and see the set.
20 min
Frank Sinatra Park
This waterfront park in Hoboken provides views of Manhattan and is named after Frank Sinatra, with a 20-minute stop.
20 min
Frank Sinatra Statue
The 10-minute stop at the Frank Sinatra statue shows the singer in a classic suit and fedora, honoring his legacy.
10 min
Hoboken
Hoboken’s brownstone buildings are part of the city’s historic and architectural character.
Hamilton Park
Hamilton Park offers nighttime views of New York City’s lights reflecting on the river during a 20-minute visit.
20 min
Alexander Hamilton Memorial Bust
A 10-minute stop at the memorial bust marks the approximate site of Hamilton’s duel with Aaron Burr.
10 min
Lincoln Tunnel
The Lincoln Tunnel, named after Abraham Lincoln, is a heavily traveled tunnel connecting New Jersey and New York.
Meeting point
370 7th Ave, New York 5:50 PM
End point
370 7th Ave, New York 5:50 PM
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
New York City Skyline at Night Guided Tour by Air-Conditioned Minivan
by Royal City Tours LLC
Choose from 2 available options
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.$178Overview
New York City’s skyline is known worldwide for its extensive, illuminated skyscrapers. This guided night tour lasts about four hours and travels by air-conditioned minivan through Manhattan and New Jersey to show the skyline at twilight. The route includes stops at several notable locations such as Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, Greenwich Village, and the Holland Tunnel, the first tunnel linking New York and New Jersey under water, opened in 1927. The tour crosses into New Jersey to visit Liberty State Park, where there is a 30-minute stop for views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Manhattan’s skyline. Visitors also spend about 20 minutes at the Empty Sky 9/11 Memorial, a tribute to the 748 New Jersey residents who died in the 2001 attacks, followed by a short stop at the historic Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal within the park. The tour continues through Jersey City, one of New Jersey’s oldest cities, before reaching Hoboken, known as Frank Sinatra’s birthplace and for its cultural landmarks. In Hoboken, the group visits Carlo’s Bake Shop for about 20 minutes to enjoy a pastry and see the Cake Boss TV show set. Time is also spent at Frank Sinatra Park with its views of Manhattan, and at the Frank Sinatra statue for 10 minutes. The tour highlights Hoboken’s brownstone architecture and includes a 20-minute visit to Hamilton Park to see nighttime views of New York’s lights reflected on the river. A brief stop at the Alexander Hamilton memorial bust marks the duel site, followed by a drive through the Lincoln Tunnel back to Manhattan. The tour includes a professional local guide, driver, and all taxes, with transport in a private, air-conditioned vehicle.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Seventh Avenue
Seventh Avenue in Manhattan, also called Fashion Avenue, features many historic and cultural sites.
Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village is a well-known New York neighborhood with a history of bohemian culture, artistic life, and distinctive brownstones and tree-lined streets.
Holland Tunnel
The Holland Tunnel, opened in 1927, is a key underwater tunnel connecting New York City and New Jersey.
Liberty State Park
Liberty State Park in Jersey City offers expansive views of the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Manhattan’s skyline with a 30-minute stop.
30 min
Empty Sky, 9/11 Memorial
The Empty Sky Memorial commemorates 748 New Jersey residents who died in the September 11, 2001 attacks and resembles the Twin Towers, with a 20-minute visit.
20 min
Central Railroad of New Jersey Terminal
Located in Liberty State Park, this historic terminal was the last stop for many immigrants arriving from Ellis Island, with a 10-minute stop.
10 min
Jersey City
Jersey City is an urban center founded in 1660 and one of New Jersey’s oldest cities.
Hoboken
Hoboken is known for its historical landmarks, cultural scene, and as Frank Sinatra’s birthplace.
Carlo's Bake Shop
Carlo’s Bake Shop in Hoboken, famous from the TV show Cake Boss, offers a 20-minute stop to enjoy a pastry and see the set.
20 min
Frank Sinatra Park
This waterfront park in Hoboken provides views of Manhattan and is named after Frank Sinatra, with a 20-minute stop.
20 min
Frank Sinatra Statue
The 10-minute stop at the Frank Sinatra statue shows the singer in a classic suit and fedora, honoring his legacy.
10 min
Hoboken
Hoboken’s brownstone buildings are part of the city’s historic and architectural character.
Hamilton Park
Hamilton Park offers nighttime views of New York City’s lights reflecting on the river during a 20-minute visit.
20 min
Alexander Hamilton Memorial Bust
A 10-minute stop at the memorial bust marks the approximate site of Hamilton’s duel with Aaron Burr.
10 min
Lincoln Tunnel
The Lincoln Tunnel, named after Abraham Lincoln, is a heavily traveled tunnel connecting New Jersey and New York.
Meeting point
370 7th Ave, New York 5:50 PM
End point
370 7th Ave, New York 5:50 PM
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.