596 activitati in New York City, United States

A great way to see New York City is on a bicycle. Explore everything the city has to offer — from Times Square to Central Park, and from Manhattan to Brooklyn and beyond. From 1-hour to 1-day, this bike rental includes the use of a bicycle, helmet, lock, basket, and pocket map. Choose from a wide assortment of bikes for all kinds of riding activities.

Rent a bike from our shop at 452 West 45th St. 10036.  Located right in Midtown West Manhattan, just a short ride from Broadway, Times Square and Central Park.  All of our bikes are Trek or Giant brand bikes with no tacky advertisements on the side of the bikes.

Fraunces Tavern Museum’s mission is to preserve and interpret the history of the American Revolutionary era through public education. This mission is fulfilled through the interpretation and preservation of the Museum's collections, landmarked buildings, and varied public programs that serve the community.

The Museum of American Finance is the nation’s only independent museum dedicated to American finance and financial history. An affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Museum offers permanent exhibits on money and finance, as well as topical rotating exhibits, all housed in an historic bank building on Wall Street.

This tour focuses not only on the architectural highlights of Grand Central Terminal but provides a real story about little-known secrets, anecdotes, archival material and the history of this famous train station. Visitors will not see Grand Central with the same eyes after taking the tour. Perfect for travelers, tourists and locals alike! The tour is available in English, French, Spanish, Japanese, Italian, Chinese and German.

While it’s very much part of the city today, a great many of the buildings on the Upper West Side, among them gorgeous brownstones and beaux arts apartment-hotels, were built when the area was a residential suburb. As time went on and the city grew the character of the neighborhood would evolve to accommodate and incorporate the urban sprawl of the uptown growth of the city. This walking tour makes sense of the streets in the area today, using images to show what the streets originally looked in their first transformation from farmland, how the streetscapes changed with buildings being replaced or altered, and how the different avenues of the Upper West Side developed to the beat of their own drum.

Operation City Quest is an open world scavenger hunt, in which you use your smartphone along with a remote guide to seek out 150+ items including monuments, statues, and unique points of interest.  Challenges and trivia from your guide makes Operation City Quest fun for the whole family. This downtown adventure game is played for two hours while walking about 2 miles.

Operation City Quest is an open world scavenger hunt, in which you use your smartphone along with a remote guide to seek out 150+ items including monuments, statues, and unique points of interest.  Challenges and trivia from your guide makes Operation City Quest fun for the whole family. This downtown adventure game is played for two hours while walking about 2 miles.

Operation City Quest is an open world scavenger hunt, in which you use your smartphone along with a remote guide to seek out 150+ items including monuments, statues, and unique points of interest.  Challenges and trivia from your guide makes Operation City Quest fun for the whole family. This downtown adventure game is played for two hours while walking about 2 miles.

Operation City Quest is an open world scavenger hunt, in which you use your smartphone along with a remote guide to seek out 150+ items including monuments, statues, and unique points of interest.  Challenges and trivia from your guide makes Operation City Quest fun for the whole family. . This downtown adventure game is played for two hours while walking about 2 miles.

3Quest Challenge is a digital adventure game that takes you around the city to complete 3 Quests using your smartphone.
You'll start out at a Home Base, then the game will lead you on 3 Quests around the city. Each Quest has 3 checkpoints. At each checkpoint, you'll answer a question to collect a clue, and then perform a challenge. For each question you answer correctly, you score a point! After you've completed the Quests, you'll come back to your Home Base to solve your final puzzle using the clues you've collected, and get even more points by solving the final puzzle correctly!
The objective is to have fun, score the most points, and correctly solve the final puzzle! You can form teams, race your friends, or just have an afternoon of fun with family and friends. Oh, and remember that you are not alone; you have a guide that is just a call or text away that can help throughout your adventure!

Fifteen clues, two hours, one city - this is a self-led scavenger race that sends groups capering around town to solve clues. Unlike other city-wide excursions, this one unshackles racers from the tyranny of official start times and concrete dates. Players simply click on a launch code, head to the starting line, and begin the scavenger hunt whenever they've got a spare two hours. During the process, players will hear fun stories and insights about historical sites while discovering hidden gems along the way.

Macy’s offers a fun, fast and fact-filled store tour. Learn how Macy's has grown into America's largest department store with over 800 locations from its humble beginnings, over 150 years. A knowledgeable tour guide will discuss history, marketing concepts, merchandising, visual techniques and more. All participants receive the Macy’s Visitor Savings Pass.

The International Center of Photography (ICP) is the world's leading institution dedicated to photography and visual culture. Through our exhibitions, school, public programs, and community outreach, we offer an open forum for dialogue about the role images play in our culture. Since our founding, we have presented more than 700 exhibitions and offered thousands of classes, providing instruction at every level. ICP is a center where photographers and artists, students, and scholars can create and interpret the world of the image.

A shared-ride service is an affordable option. Your pre-purchased transfer offers service from your Manhattan hotel to JFK, EWR or LGA based on the option selected at checkout. 

After a long flight, the last thing you want to do is find a cab and pay an exorbitant fee. Instead, take the easy way with a pre-purchased shared transfer from JFK, Newark or La Guardia airport to your Manhattan hotel. Transfers operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in modern, comfortable vans operated by a team of professional, trained and courteous drivers who know New York City. Enjoy Skip-the-Line service at JFK Terminal 7.