Attractions

NYC Iconic Sights and Skyline Views with SUMMIT Ticket Option

New York, United States

NYC Iconic Sights and Skyline Views with SUMMIT Ticket Option

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Overview

Duration

2h 30min

Languages

English

Voucher type

E-Ticket

What To Expect

Explore the Heart of Manhattan: Iconic Sights & Skyline Views!

Dive into the vibrant energy of Midtown Manhattan on this unforgettable walking tour! Start in Times Square, where the city’s pulse beats strongest, and feel the excitement of the Broadway Theater District, alive with world-renowned performances.

Discover architectural wonders like Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, before stepping inside the majestic St. Patrick’s Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece. Marvel at Grand Central Terminal’s celestial ceiling and the gleaming spire of the Chrysler Building. Don't miss the neoclassical beauty of the New York Public Library and the serene Bryant Park.

Finally, if selected, ascend to the SUMMIT at One Vanderbilt for breathtaking panoramic views of the skyline. This two-hour guided tour offers an exhilarating blend of history and modern marvels, providing a unique perspective on New York City. Book now and experience the essence of Manhattan like never before!

What to remember

Important info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. Service animals allowed. Public transportation options are available nearby. Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

What's included

Entrance ticket to SUMMIT One Vanderbilt Observatory (if option selected). English-speaking Tour Guide. Group of 20 guests or less. Midtown Manhattan Highlights Guided Tour

What's not included

Gratuities. Hotel pick up / drop off

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel your tour until a day in advance

Provider

City Wonders USA

Meeting Point

Your City Wonders guide will be carrying a flag for easy recognition. The Museum of Broadway is just east of Times Square, next door to the Lyceum Theatre (the oldest continuously operating Broadway theatre), between Broadway and 6th Avenue.