With over 300 years of history, TriBeCa combines historical landmarks and brave architectural feats into one fascinating neighborhood. Join us to see how TriBeCa, once a farmland, became the wealthiest zip code in the United States.

Trace more than four centuries of life and death in NYC on a tour of Battery Park, the Financial District, Tribeca, the Civic Center, and Chinatown (led by Death in New York author K. Krombie). Main Features: Find out about New York City’s indigenous Lenape burial sites. Discover the quarrels of New Amsterdam over burial space and new arrivals. Learn about the British prisons for American Patriots during the Revolutionary War. Hear about Manhattan’s riots, epidemics, and crucial changes in legislation. Peer at the islands of New York Harbor, forgotten burial grounds, a Manhattan jail, and a busy funeral industry street.

Whether you are visiting Tribeca for the first time or you've lived here your entire life, the Tribeca Architecture and History Tour has something for you. With over 300 years of history, Tribeca combines historical landmarks and brave architectural feats into one fascinating neighborhood. Tribeca has a distinct personality all on its own, so we decided to honor it with its own tour. Join us to learn more about the buildings and sites you may otherwise walk past without ever knowing their stories. You'll quickly come to see that Tribeca, a former farmland, is now one of the most fascinating neighborhoods in New York City.

See New York City’s amazing skyline lit up in a perspective normally reserved for private charters! This unique experience starts at Linden Municipal Airport, in Linden, NJ in one of Helicopter Flight Services’ 6-passenger Bell407 helicopters or 7-passenger high-visibility Airbus EC130T2 helicopters. The journey begins by flying past Newark International Airport or Staten Island towards Manhattan. En route to the New York Harbor, views of the illuminated Statue of Liberty will awe before viewing the skyscrapers of the Financial District. Flying north along the Hudson River, guests will catch a glimpse of the Empire State Building, as well as Madison Square Garden, Hudson Yards, Chelsea, The West Village, SOHO and TRIBECA. 9/11 Memorial and One World are also in view. Guests will fly the length of Central Park, glimpsing Yankee Stadium before turning around at the top of Manhattan! They will fly above the George Washington Bridge, one of the busiest bridges in the world.

The neighborhoods of SoHo and Tribeca are a place where art, history and creativity converge to create a unique and ever-evolving cultural landscape. SoHo, short for "South of Houston Street," is renowned for its rich artistic heritage, including the famous SoHo artists lofts of the '60s and '70, some of which are still around today. Tribeca, or the "Triangle Below Canal," also has a thriving art scene that reflects the neighborhood's unique character. This guided tour will immerse you in the best of NYC's contemporary art scene, where cobblestone streets, cast-iron buildings, and a dynamic array of galleries, studios, and public art installations. You'll explore an array of art galleries and installations that showcase the diverse and cutting-edge nature of the local art scene, with snack stops along the way. No art background or knowledge is necessary. Please feel free to request alternate dates/times.We will be standing/ walk about 1 mile, so please wear comfortable shoes.

Explore the art galleries in New York City's Lower East Side and Tribeca neighborhoods on this 2-hour, small-group walking tour in Manhattan. Discover the city's fastest-growing gallery neighborhoods with a professional art critic. See seven or eight smaller exhibits with a more experimental agenda and a lower price point.