Often referred to as “the greatest city in the world”, the streets of New York City are filled with remarkable history, culture and architecture that will blow your mind away! Explore the highlights of Midtown Manhattan with a Private Guide and immerse yourself in fascinating facts, legends and anecdotes about “The Big Apple”!

During the 2-hour tour you will see some of the most iconic sights of NYC, starting with the 19th century St Patrick’s Cathedral, which is the largest Gothic Revival Catholic cathedral in North America. Take a stroll through the Rockefeller Center, a famous business complex known as a home to TV studios and a giant Christmas tree. See the popular theaters at Broadway and get dazzled by the bright neon lights of the crowded Times Square. For sure you will recognize many of these sights from your favourite movies and TV programs. You will see landmark skyscrapers such as the One Times Square and Chrysler Building, the flagship branch of New York Public Library and the iconic train station Grand Central Terminal, where the tour will end.

Pick the 3-hour option to also visit one the most famous public spaces in NYC – the Grand Central Terminal. It is one of the world’s biggest train and subway station, an essential part of New Yorkers’ daily lives and a common feature in movies shot in the city. Inside you will admire the $20 million opal-faced clock, the Largest Tiffany Glass Clock in the World, the 1500-ton Transportation statue and other highlights.

Choose the 4-hour option to enrich your experience with a visit to St Patrick’s Cathedral. This prominent landmark, with its remarkable Gothic design and stained glass windows, is an essential part of the city’s architectural heritage. Discover interesting stories about the Cathedral’s 200-year history, including several events where the church became the target of vandalism, bombings and threats.

The 6-hour tour offers a full experience of Midtown Manhattan with a more detailed tour of the Rockefeller Center to learn about its buildings, organizations, TV studios, gardens and art. Learn about its challenging construction process during the Great Depression and visit its top attraction – the Top of the Rock. Take advantage of skip-the-line tickets and admire great views of the Manhattan skyline from the 68th, 68th and 70th-floor observation decks. This is one of the best places to view the Empire State Building, the most famous building in the world!