Curated Experiences
Themed Tours
Architectural Masterpieces
The buildings that shaped New York's skyline
Walk the grand boulevards and hidden streets where America's greatest architects built their legacies. From Gilded Age Beaux-Arts palaces to Art Deco towers, each tour reveals the ambition, artistry, and stories behind the facades that define New York.
Made by Her: The Women Who Shaped Brooklyn
A walking tour of Brooklyn women who founded institutions, saved landmarks and shaped neighborhoods, from Bed-Stuy to Fort Greene.
Masterful Midtown Masonry: An Architectural Walking Tour
Explore the intricate facades and grand designs of Midtown Manhattan's most iconic historic buildings.
Bed-Stuy Brownstone Elegance: An Architectural Journey
Learn to read a neighborhood's buildings, from brownstone rows to ground-floor storefronts.
Brooklyn: Streets as Gallery
Brooklyn public art, from waterfront sculpture and street murals to a campus sculpture garden, with dates for the works that rotate.
The Bronx: Open-Air Studio
Public art across the Bronx, from a 1939 post office mural and 1980s facade sculptures to a subway station installation and a park mural.
Queens: World on Display
Public art across Queens: World's Fair monuments, museums, a waterfront sculpture park and neighborhood murals, on foot.
Staten Island: Art Beyond Walls
Memorials, murals and rotating outdoor installations along Staten Island's North and East shores.
Manhattan: Concrete Canvas
Discover the iconic sculptures and hidden artistic gems that transform Manhattan's streets into a vibrant, open-air museum.
Robert Moses: Queens â The World of Tomorrow
Pools, a World's Fair park and the roads that reached them: Robert Moses's Queens, on foot.
Robert Moses: Brooklyn â The Expressway as a Knife
How Robert Moses's expressways, parks and parkways reshaped Brooklyn, with dates and figures from the record.
Robert Moses: Manhattan â Slum Clearance and the Culture Machine
How one man's vision displaced communities and reshaped Manhattan's landscape forever.
Jamaica Estates: Tudor Trails & Notable Lives
A short walk through a 1907 planned suburb: shaded malls, Tudor houses, a war memorial and some well-known neighbors.
Marble Hill: Manhattan's Mainland Outpost
Discover the only piece of Manhattan on the mainland â a tiny neighborhood of Victorian homes, colonial history, and engineering marvels.
Historic Churches of the Bronx
Nine historic Bronx churches, including a fieldstone church from 1840-41, a Lourdes grotto and a Gothic Revival church with Tiffany windows.
Brooklyn Heights: Brownstones, Bluffs & the Promenade
A short walk through New York's earliest landmarked district: the bridge approach, historic churches, a mansion, a former hotel and the promenade above the East River.
Fashion Avenue: New York, Fashion & the Garment District
Follow New York's clothing trade from SoHo's cast-iron lofts to Midtown's showroom blocks and the department stores and shopping streets of the East Side.
Lower East Side: Immigrants, Iconoclasts & Avenue B
Walk Chinatown, the Bowery and the Lower East Side through immigrant food landmarks, tenements, houses of worship, and the clubs and poetry cafes that shaped the neighborhood.
Green-Wood Cemetery: Monuments & Memories
A loop through Brooklyn's 478-acre National Historic Landmark, from the Gothic gate to the graves of inventors, artists, a composer and a political boss, and back.
Mansions of the Bronx
Five historic Bronx houses, including a 1758 farmhouse, Poe's cottage, a Greek Revival mansion and a Hudson River estate.
Granite & Grandeur: The Architectural Masterpieces of the Upper West Side
Apartment houses, a Civil War monument and a cultural campus along Riverside Drive and Broadway, built between 1900 and 1930.
Sacred Stones: Historic Churches & Cathedral Architecture of Manhattan
Twelve Manhattan churches and cathedrals, from a colonial chapel to a Gothic cathedral still under construction.
Queens Historic Homes: A Journey Through Time
Walk to six Queens houses tied to religious freedom, invention, immigrant family life, jazz and civil rights, with addresses, architecture notes and visiting hours.
Downtown Brooklyn Landmarks: Greek Revival to Art Deco
Twelve Downtown Brooklyn landmarks, from a Greek Revival borough hall to Art Deco towers, with architects, dates and landmark status.
Art Deco Masterpieces of Midtown
Nine Art Deco towers in Midtown, from a black-and-gold radiator company headquarters to a newspaper lobby with a rotating globe.