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New York private guides and walking tours

There are many New Yorks, from the 19th century city of commerce that rose to become the center of world finance to the multifaceted Jackson Heights where more languages are spoken in a square mile than anywhere else on earth.


Over 20 in-depth walks, in disciplines such as:

  • Architecture
  • Art
  • Urban History

  • Led by top scholars with Ph.D.s. MA's or other terminal degrees


    Never more than six participants

    Architecture Tour of New York

    Urban History
    Architecture of New York
    This three-hour walking tour down 42nd Street takes participants through a full-history of New York's built environment, from the Beaux Arts NY Public Library to Renzo Piano's New York Times building.

    Featured Walks in New York

    Art Walks (1 of 11)

    Art Galleries of Chelsea

    New York featured walking tour - Art Galleries of Chelsea

    New York has long been recognized as the premiere center for the arts in America and is considered by many to be the commercial center of the art market worldwide as well. Increasi

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    Architecture Walks (1 of 5)

    Architecture of New York

    New York featured walking tour - Architecture of New York

    This three-hour walking tour traverses one of the world's greatest thoroughfares, 42nd Street, to discuss architecture in New York City. Stretching from the East River to the Hudso

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    Art Walks (1 of 11)

    Morgan Library

    New York featured walking tour - Morgan Library

    In the midst of the hustle and bustle of midtown Manhattan is an oasis dedicated to the pursuit of knowledge and the appreciation of beauty: The Morgan Library & Museum. Origin

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    Architecture Walks (1 of 5)

    Central Park, American Landscape

    New York featured walking tour - Central Park, American Landscape

    More than any single landmark, Central Park lies at the physical and spiritual heart of New York. Conceived as the green lungs for a rapidly urbanizing metropolis in the 19th centu

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