• Upper East Side - Wander along Madison Avenue, surrounded by luxury boutiques, and indulge in the exquisite dining experiences that define the Upper East Side. This prestigious residential area is home to affluent residents and features a stunning cityscape where elegant brownstones stand alongside impressive high-rises.
• Harlem - Discover the vibrant essence of Harlem, a neighborhood deeply rooted in African-American culture, celebrated for its comforting soul food and the soulful sounds of its intimate jazz clubs. As night falls, Harlem comes alive with trendy restaurants, chic clubs, and stylish pubs. The area’s character is further defined by its architectural tapestry, where sleek modern towers rise alongside the historic charm of 19th-century brownstones.
• Apollo Theater - The Apollo: an American cultural treasure in Harlem that attracts global audiences to its vibrant stage. Since 1934, this iconic theater has championed Black artists and voices from the African Diaspora, fostering creativity, celebration, and civic engagement. Today, it proudly stands as the leading performing arts organization dedicated to Black innovation and culture.
• Astor Row Houses - Astor Row in Harlem presents a unique architectural sight within Manhattan. Built as one of the area’s first speculative townhouse projects, it features 28 three-story, single-family brick homes that are uniquely set back from the street. This design allows for the remarkable inclusion of wooden porches, as well as front and side yards – a true rarity in the borough.
• The Bronx - Despite its significant historical background, the Bronx is perhaps most widely recognized as the iconic home of the New York Yankees and as the birthplace of the influential rap and hip-hop music genres.
• Joker Stairs - Thanks to their prominent role in the 2019 movie Joker, the “Joker Stairs” have transitioned from an ordinary urban feature to a recognized landmark on the map of famous film locations.
• Yankee Stadium - For generations, baseball dreams were made at Old Yankee Stadium, which stood tall from 1923 to 2008! As you explore the Bronx, remember that this very spot was once home to the New York Yankees and was considered the grandest baseball stage in America when it opened. Though a new stadium now carries the torch, the spirit of the old one – its unforgettable games and legendary players – remains a vital part of New York’s story.
• I Love The Bronx Mural, Tats Cru - Keep your eyes peeled as we travel through the South Bronx for the incredible street art of Tats Cru, a famous group known as “The Mural Kings”! Our guide will point out their vibrant community murals, which are like giant, colorful expressions of the Bronx’s history and culture. Their signature “I Love the Bronx” mural – it’s a really cool piece where each letter visually represents something special and unique about this borough. It’s a fantastic way to get a feel for the local spirit and artistic talent!
• Amadou Diallo Place - On a building along Wheeler Avenue in the South Bronx, a poignant mural features a photograph of Amadou Diallo. This artwork marks a location near where he was fatally shot in 1999. The mural serves as a visual memorial, prompting reflection on the events that occurred and their lasting impact on the community.
• Queens - Queens, the easternmost and largest of New York City’s five boroughs, takes its name from Catherine of Braganza, the English Queen Consort and Portuguese princess.
• Flushing Meadows Corona Park - one of NYC’s most famous parks! It was the site of two World’s Fairs and you might recognize it from movies like Iron Man and Men in Black. Today, it’s a huge green space with sports fields, trails, and lots to see!
• Citi Field - a major sports and entertainment hub. Most notably, it’s the home of New York City’s beloved baseball team, the New York Mets!
• USTA National Tennis Center - This is where the prestigious US Open Tennis Championships are held every year in late summer. You might even catch a glimpse of the stadiums where some of the world’s best tennis players compete!
• Unisphere - This massive, gleaming stainless steel globe was created for the 1964-1965 New York World’s Fair and has become a lasting symbol of the event. Fun fact: it’s the largest representation of Earth ever made by humankind! Its unique tripod base makes it even more impressive. It’s a fantastic photo opportunity and a reminder of a time when the world gathered right here in Queens.
• Brooklyn - get ready to experience the most populous borough of New York City! Brooklyn is a melting pot of cultures, and you’ll see evidence of its large and vibrant communities, including Hasidic Jews, Caribbean-Americans, Latinos, Italians, and many others. This incredible ethnic diversity makes Brooklyn a truly unique and exciting place to explore!
• Domino Park - a lovely five-acre public space right along the East River. This inviting waterfront walkway is perfect for a relaxing stroll or a quiet moment to soak in the breathtaking views of the East River and the iconic Manhattan skyline across the water. It’s a great spot for photos!
• Williamsburg - Williamsburg, Brooklyn, is a vibrant area characterized by its trendy atmosphere, evident in its stylish shops, hip cafés, and popular eateries that attract a young and fashionable demographic. Adding a unique dimension to the neighborhood is the presence of one of the world’s most intensely observant Hasidic Jewish communities. This community adheres to a deeply traditional way of life, with distinct customs, dress, and a strong emphasis on religious practice that sets them apart within the diverse fabric of Williamsburg.

• Hop-on hop-off tour
• Professional licensed guide

• For food and drinks during the tour, please note that these are not included in the tour price.
• Gratuities

Discover the Best of NYC on a Guided Trolley Adventure!

Climb aboard our classic NYC Trolley and explore beyond just Manhattan! This thrilling half-day guided trolley tour takes you through The Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn, uncovering the rich culture, history, and vibrancy that make each borough distinct.

From the birthplace of hip-hop and jazz in the Bronx to Flushing Meadows Corona in Queens and the iconic Brooklyn bridges and brownstones, this journey is filled with unforgettable sights and stories. The tour includes views of lush parks, diverse neighborhoods, and close encounters with two legendary baseball stadiums — Yankee Stadium and Citi Field!

With numerous photo opportunities, local insights from a friendly guide, and the comfort of a classic trolley, you’ll experience the vibrant contrasts that make New York City truly unique. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a curious local, this tour provides an authentic, inspiring glimpse of the real NYC.

All aboard the Trolley — NYC is ready to be explored!

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