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Tours listed here are offered by GANYC guides through their own companies as well as through outside tour operators. Click on the tour descriptions for more details about each tour, how to book the tours, and about the tour guides. 

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Exploring The Significance of The Happy Land Memorial The Happy Land Memorial Walking Tour The walking tour will take us to the site of the Happy Land Social Club fire of March 25, 1990, when 87, mostly young Garifuna men and women, lost their lives. It is the deadliest fire in New York City since the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, which occurred on the same day in 1911.
Asad Dandia of New York Narratives in front of Masjid Malcolm Shabazz with a group of high school students after a "Malcolm X's Harlem" tour. Malcolm X's Harlem: Witnessing the Autobiography Malcolm X's Harlem: Witnessing the Autobiography is an experience that follows Malcolm X as our "tour guide" as we bring to life many of the sites referenced in his Autobiography.
Walking Tour of Brooklyn Bridge and Waterfront Enjoy a 3-hour, 3-mile stroll with a 30-year resident of Brooklyn. I’ll lead you over the Brooklyn Bridge, to the most picturesque photo ops, into NYC’s hottest neighborhood, Dumbo, and gracious streets of one of the City's prettiest Brownstone neighborhoods, Brooklyn Heights.
A horse and carriage in Central Park Central Park and the Upper East Side A great introduction to the wonders of our great Central Park - and largest work of art in the city - as well as the exclusive neighborhood adjoining it and its history!
Photo Taken where the cover of Freewheelin' was taking in 1963 Private Walking Tour: Footsteps of Dylan and Springsteen Did you know that Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen were discovered by the same Columbia Records executive, John Hammond?  And that their careers were launched at the same corner in Greenwich Village?  We’ll visit that spot, and many other places which played a role in the genesis of their careers, an
Nicholasa Mohr The Murals and Mosaics of Spanish Harlem We will see two dozen murals and mosaics in this under-appreciated NYC neighborhood. This "outdoor art gallery" celebrates Spanish Harlem's residents, their culture, and their heroes. Many artworks show the colorful tropical scenery that so many people left behind when they migrated to New York.
Alma Mater Statue at Columbia University Morningside Heights from End to End Morningside Heights is so compact (15 blocks South to North) that we can walk from one end to the other in 2 hours. In the process we will see wonderful parks, churches, and academic institutions, plus the lovely pre-WWII apartment buildings. Our last stop will the largest tomb by volume in the U.S.
Freemans Alley A Lower East Side Street Art Stroll The Lower East Side (LES) stands as a pivotal hub in the street art movement, and is often hailed as its birthplace within New York City. Lace up your shoes, camera in hand, and immerse yourself in this living gallery—one brushstroke at a time.🎨
Baird's Sparrow, by Ralph Serrano Audubon Bird Mural Project Tour We see 30 murals of North American birds in the Hamilton & Washington Heights neighborhoods where John James Audubon lived for the last decade of his life. There is great variety in the size & style of the murals, plus 1 dazzling mosaic. We also visit Audubon's gravesite in Trinity Church Cemetery.
Italian, Williamsburg, Brooklyn The Italian Enclave in Williamsburg: A Journey Through The Old Neighborhood Trust me -- this is a tour you can’t refuse!
Chinatown History and Food Walking Tour Venture into the alleyways of New York City’s world-famous Chinatown which is more than 150 years old. We will see neighborhood landmarks, savor culinary delights, and discover Chinatown’s incredible history including the commitment of its residents to build a better life for the next generation.
Group visit to an sculptor's studio in the Hamptons NYC Art Gallery Hops In-person visits to art galleries & museums:
NYC: Chelsea, Lower East Side, Greenwich Village, 57th St, Upper East Side;
Long Island: Nassau & Suffolk County, Hamptons
Virtual programs Virtual Gallery & Museum Hops to NYC & Beyond, Art History, etc
Visit www.artfulbuzz.com for current schedule.
NYC’s Financial District Alexander Hamilton's New York Join Retired National Park Service Ranger, George Tonkin as we explore the Financial District of NYC and the locations of historical events and sites that Alexander Hamilton experienced. This tour tells Hamilton's story from an intimate look into the life of the man himself, and the incredible work he achieved in his brief lifetime.
Marc Landman bus-tours General Highlights bus tour of Manhattan.  Viewing and Exploring the major spots that most visitors want to see.
WalkingTourOfCentralPark Discover Central Park, a magnificent landscape masterpiece of Olmsted and Vaux, on this three hour express tour!
Tour Guide Emma Guest-Consales Shopping on Ladies' Mile in the Gilded Age Shopping on Ladies' Mile in the Gilded Age - a walk through the 19th century's most fashionable shopping district in New York City.
The Cook Block Gilded Age Mansions of Fifth Avenue This tour focuses on the design and history of the great mansions of Fifth Avenue and their owners who constructed them as lavish displays of their wealth and status in Gilded Age New York City.
Street art guide Street Art & Graffiti Tours New York City boasts one of the world's best street art scenes. Discover how artists have transformed entire neighborhoods into outdoor art galleries! Contact us to arrange a private, customizable tour.
Guide in Central Park Central Park Walking Tour Central Park is the most famous urban park in the world, and this small-group tour will help you discover why. From the sweeping Central Park Mall to the Bow Bridge to Strawberry Fields to the gorgeous Bethesda Terrace and fountain, your guide will make sure you get to see all of the highlights.
View of Art Deco skyscrapers in Midtown Art Deco & Midtown Landmarks Architecture Tour See the best of NYC architectural landmarks on a 2.5-hour walking tour of in midtown Manhattan.

Learn how the Art Deco age came to define the New York skyline for nearly a century!