• Chinatown - Wander through Chinatown and enjoy tasting dumplings.
• Columbus Park - Previously known as Mulberry Bend Park, Five Points Park, and Paradise Park, Columbus Park is a public park in Chinatown, Manhattan, New York City, established in 1897.
• Doyers Street - Among the oldest streets in Chinatown, dating back to the Dutch era, and known for the historic Tong wars.
• St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral - The original St. Patrick’s Church located in Little Italy. Visitors can admire this stunning Basilica.
• Economy Candy - Visit the oldest candy store in Manhattan, where you might find sweets from your childhood.
• The Pickle Guys - During the peak of Jewish immigration (1880-1924), over 60 pickle stores existed. This is one of the few remaining.
• Essex Street Market - Discover the history of such markets and experience a modern marketplace today.

This marks the conclusion of the tour. It will end near the subway station (F, M, J) on the South East Corner.

• 158 Worth St - Located near the collect pond from the Dutch era, it later became known for Irish gangs like the Bowery Boys and the Bad Rabbits. Today, it is a peaceful park in Chinatown.
• Edward Mooney House - The oldest brick house in Manhattan, dating back to the late 18th century.
• Lower East Side - Once one of the most densely populated areas globally, tenements were constructed to accommodate the influx of immigrants.
• Church of the Transfiguration - One of Chinatown’s oldest churches, offering services in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin.
• Little Italy - Explore the history of this iconic NYC neighborhood and enjoy a slice of pizza.

• Snacks
• Guided Walking Tour

• Gratuities

Experience the rich history, resilience, and flavors of three immigrant neighborhoods that have significantly influenced New York City. This private walking tour takes you through Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Lower East Side, where you’ll enjoy hand-folded dumplings, traditional Jewish pastries, and classic pizza and pickles. Throughout the tour, the guide will connect the culinary delights to the families, communities, and traditions that have preserved their culture amidst change. Additionally, the tour delves into the vibrant history and culture of New York City’s Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Lower East Side.

This walking tour provides a window into the past, highlighting the transformation of historic buildings into contemporary spaces. Participants will learn about the impact of immigration on these neighborhoods and discover the stories of tenement life. Be sure to come hungry and wear comfortable shoes, as each stop offers something unique to experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.