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Arturo Galvez
College degree in communication and marketing, also study singing opera here in NYC, loved living in foreign countries (England, France and Italy) was raised in Mexico and enjoy very much the energy and excitement of NYC and share it with visitors.
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Federico Suro
"I am a registered New York tour guide, working in English, French and Spanish. Highlighting different aspects of this city, my tours are diverse, from the general to the more specific. My areas of expertise include Art, Architecture, History, Film/TV and Popular Culture. I find it stimulating when…
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Diana Leidel
I am a licensed NYC tour guide and an official Grand Central Terminal docent. I design and conduct unique walking tours, including “The Extraordinary Women of Washington Square” and “Sex, Love and Romance at Washington Square;” and in Brooklyn: “Unseen Fort Greene” and “Vinegar…
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Walter Hoffman
I am a native New Yorker who has been leading tours all over this city for just about ten years now. I have walking history tours in all of the five boroughs.
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Susan Katz
A Guide Named Sue has been exploring and living in New York for well over 30 years.
You can customize a private tour with me. You choose the start and end locations and I will create the content in-between. Travel will be on foot or public subway/bus.
I think the best time to see New York is early…
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