SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown NYC Guided Walking Tour
by Experience NYC
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New York City’s neighborhoods of SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown each have their own distinct character and history. This guided walking tour lasts about two hours and covers all three areas, with a professional local guide leading the way. The tour begins with a view of the Woolworth Building, once the tallest skyscraper in the world, followed by a walk along Park Row, historically known as Newspaper Row for its concentration of major newspapers. Participants then see the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan and pass by some of the city’s famous courthouses, learning about their legal importance. The route continues into Chinatown, where the guide points out the lively markets and shops, and recommends spots on Mosco Street known for some of the best dumplings. After a stop to walk along Canal Street, with its busy stalls, the tour moves on to Little Italy’s Mulberry Street, rich in Italian heritage and eateries. There’s a brief stop at Cannoli King to buy Italian pastries like cannoli. The walk ends in SoHo, where visitors see the area’s cast-iron buildings and galleries, including the historic Haughwout Building, the site of the world’s first passenger elevator. Multiple photo opportunities are included throughout. Food can be purchased but is not included in the tour price.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Woolworth Tours NYC
View the Woolworth Building, formerly the tallest building worldwide. The guide will share historical facts about this key part of the New York City skyline.
Park Row
Walk along Park Row, once called Newspaper Row. This street was home to major newspapers like The New York Times and The New York Tribune. The guide will explain its role in shaping the city’s media.
Brooklyn Bridge
See the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan, a structure connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883. The guide discusses its construction and significance as a New York City landmark.
Courthouse Area
Pass by several well-known courthouses in New York City. The guide will provide information on landmark legal cases and the courthouses’ role in the city’s justice system.
Mosco Street Dumplings
Walk through Mosco Street in Chinatown, known for its dumpling eateries. The guide points out popular spots where guests can optionally purchase dumplings.
Chinatown
Explore Chinatown’s busy streets full of markets and shops. Learn about how it became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world. The guide may suggest snacks along the way.
15 min
Canal Street
Stroll down Canal Street, known for its lively atmosphere and numerous stands selling knock-off goods.
Little Italy
Visit Mulberry Street in Little Italy, the center of Italian culture in New York City. Hear about the immigrant history and see local restaurants and shops.
15 min
Cannoli King
Make a short stop at Cannoli King to buy Italian pastries, including classic cannoli, known for their quality and taste.
5 min
SoHo
Explore SoHo’s art and fashion district, recognized for its cobblestone streets and cast-iron buildings. Learn about the neighborhood’s evolution from industrial to stylish.
15 min
Haughwout Building
See the historic Haughwout Building in SoHo, known for its cast-iron architecture and as the site of the world’s first passenger elevator installation.
Meeting point
Meet your tour guide by City Hall Subway Station at the intersection of Warren Street and Broadway. We'll begin our journey with a dive into the rich history of New York City's iconic City Hall, which has stood as a symbol of government and civic life for over two centuries.
End point
Your adventure finishes conveniently near the Museum of Ice Cream, a fun spot for a sweet ending! Plus, you’ll be right by a subway station, making it easy to continue exploring the city. Your guide will be happy to help with directions or recommendations for your next stop in New York.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown NYC Guided Walking Tour
by Experience NYC
Choose from 1 available option
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.$72Overview
New York City’s neighborhoods of SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown each have their own distinct character and history. This guided walking tour lasts about two hours and covers all three areas, with a professional local guide leading the way. The tour begins with a view of the Woolworth Building, once the tallest skyscraper in the world, followed by a walk along Park Row, historically known as Newspaper Row for its concentration of major newspapers. Participants then see the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan and pass by some of the city’s famous courthouses, learning about their legal importance. The route continues into Chinatown, where the guide points out the lively markets and shops, and recommends spots on Mosco Street known for some of the best dumplings. After a stop to walk along Canal Street, with its busy stalls, the tour moves on to Little Italy’s Mulberry Street, rich in Italian heritage and eateries. There’s a brief stop at Cannoli King to buy Italian pastries like cannoli. The walk ends in SoHo, where visitors see the area’s cast-iron buildings and galleries, including the historic Haughwout Building, the site of the world’s first passenger elevator. Multiple photo opportunities are included throughout. Food can be purchased but is not included in the tour price.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Woolworth Tours NYC
View the Woolworth Building, formerly the tallest building worldwide. The guide will share historical facts about this key part of the New York City skyline.
Park Row
Walk along Park Row, once called Newspaper Row. This street was home to major newspapers like The New York Times and The New York Tribune. The guide will explain its role in shaping the city’s media.
Brooklyn Bridge
See the Brooklyn Bridge from Manhattan, a structure connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn since 1883. The guide discusses its construction and significance as a New York City landmark.
Courthouse Area
Pass by several well-known courthouses in New York City. The guide will provide information on landmark legal cases and the courthouses’ role in the city’s justice system.
Mosco Street Dumplings
Walk through Mosco Street in Chinatown, known for its dumpling eateries. The guide points out popular spots where guests can optionally purchase dumplings.
Chinatown
Explore Chinatown’s busy streets full of markets and shops. Learn about how it became one of the largest Chinese communities in the world. The guide may suggest snacks along the way.
15 min
Canal Street
Stroll down Canal Street, known for its lively atmosphere and numerous stands selling knock-off goods.
Little Italy
Visit Mulberry Street in Little Italy, the center of Italian culture in New York City. Hear about the immigrant history and see local restaurants and shops.
15 min
Cannoli King
Make a short stop at Cannoli King to buy Italian pastries, including classic cannoli, known for their quality and taste.
5 min
SoHo
Explore SoHo’s art and fashion district, recognized for its cobblestone streets and cast-iron buildings. Learn about the neighborhood’s evolution from industrial to stylish.
15 min
Haughwout Building
See the historic Haughwout Building in SoHo, known for its cast-iron architecture and as the site of the world’s first passenger elevator installation.
Meeting point
Meet your tour guide by City Hall Subway Station at the intersection of Warren Street and Broadway. We'll begin our journey with a dive into the rich history of New York City's iconic City Hall, which has stood as a symbol of government and civic life for over two centuries.
End point
Your adventure finishes conveniently near the Museum of Ice Cream, a fun spot for a sweet ending! Plus, you’ll be right by a subway station, making it easy to continue exploring the city. Your guide will be happy to help with directions or recommendations for your next stop in New York.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.