New York All-Day City Tour
The best of New York in one day!
- Tour type
- Group tour
- Departure
- Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat
- Group size
- Minimum 4 travelers
- Transport
- By vehicle
- Duration
- Full day
- Guide
- Korean-speaking guide
Overview
New York All-Day City Tour — see the very best of NYC in a single day
From Midtown and Downtown Manhattan to Brooklyn and the High Line,
this packed city tour covers New York’s signature sights in one well-balanced day.
A mix of driving and walking keeps you from getting worn out, while you visit Central Park, Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building,
SoHo, DUMBO and all of New York’s must-see spots.
With a cruise for close-up views of the Statue of Liberty
and a relaxing finish on the High Line, it’s the perfect day for first-time visitors to New York.
Group size: Group tour (minimum 5 travelers)
Departures: every Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday (with 5 or more travelers)
Transport: by vehicle
Price: $110.00 per person
What’s included
✓Included
- Transportation (vehicle, fuel, tolls)
- Driver-guide
- Pier 16 Downtown cruise
✕Not included
- Personal meals and expenses
- Travel insurance
- One World Observatory ticket: $40
(can be purchased on the day)
Itinerary
📄 Download the tour itinerary (PDF, Korean)
Meeting points
1. New Jersey: 7:00 AM, HanNam Mart Fort Lee
(1475 Bergen Blvd, Fort Lee, NJ 07024)
2. Manhattan: 8:00 AM,
7-Eleven across from JGSTAY - Times Square
(765 8th Ave, New York, NY 10036)
※ Please arrive at least 10 minutes early so we can depart on time.
Central Park
Central Park is the huge urban park in the heart of Manhattan. Its land was set aside in 1853 and it took its current form in 1876. With lakes, walking paths, a zoo and gardens, it’s where New Yorkers relax and play — home to Shakespeare in the Park in summer and all kinds of sports.
Rockefeller Center / St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Built by John D. Rockefeller Jr., Rockefeller Center is a complex of 19 high-rise buildings that shape the New York skyline. Home to NBC Studios and Radio City Music Hall, it’s famous for the world’s best-known Christmas tree lighting. Right across the street stands the majestic St. Patrick’s Cathedral — a classic New York pairing of modern architecture and historic church.
Empire State Building
The 102-story Art Deco skyscraper completed in 1931, named after New York’s nickname, the “Empire State.” Standing 381 m tall (443 m with its antenna), it draws visitors from around the world with its beautiful design, observation decks and exhibits.
Madison Square Park
Where Fifth Avenue meets Broadway at 23rd Street, Madison Square Park is a green escape and cultural space in the city. Named after James Madison, the fourth U.S. President, it’s home to the original Shake Shack and surrounded by famous buildings such as the Flatiron Building.
Washington Square Park & NYU
A lively park in the heart of Greenwich Village, famous for its Washington Square Arch, fountain and the New York University campus. With nearly 200 years of history, it’s a gathering place for artists and a hub of culture, with music, street performers and picnics.
SoHo & Little Italy
SoHo’s distinctive streetscape is defined by cast-iron buildings from the late 1800s. From luxury brands to unique boutiques, it offers every kind of shopping — the latest trends and vintage fashion alike.
Little Italy was once home to Italian immigrants and is now a popular place to experience Italian culture, packed with Italian restaurants.
DUMBO (free time & lunch)
DUMBO — “Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass” — is an artsy, trendy Brooklyn neighborhood between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. It’s famous for its cobblestone streets, brick buildings and the Washington Street photo spot framing the Manhattan Bridge. Once an industrial area, it’s now full of galleries, startups and cafés.
Brooklyn Bridge (drive-by)
The iconic suspension bridge linking Manhattan and Brooklyn, one of the oldest in the U.S. Loved for its Gothic arches and steel cables, it’s a favorite spot for walks and photos.
Charging Bull, Wall Street
The Charging Bull sculpture on Wall Street symbolizes a booming economy and the rise and prosperity of the financial district. Italian-born artist Arturo Di Modica installed it in 1989 to express the strength of the American financial markets.
Pier 16 Downtown Cruise
Departing from Pier 16 in Lower Manhattan, this popular cruise sails New York Harbor for beautiful views of the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan skyline — a relaxing way to see the city’s top landmarks from the water in a short time.
One World Trade Center
The skyscraper built on the World Trade Center site in Manhattan, opened in 2014 after 9/11. One of the tallest buildings in the world, it houses offices and the One World Observatory on floors 100 to 102, with sweeping views over New York.
One World Observatory (optional)
Spanning floors 100–102 of One World Trade Center, the observatory offers a 360° panorama of Lower Manhattan and the Hudson River. Innovative design and technology bring New York’s dynamic spirit to life across three spacious, inspiring floors.
*(One World Observatory ticket: $40, can be purchased on the day)
Chelsea Market & the High Line (tour ends 5:30 PM)
Chelsea Market is an indoor food hall and market in a converted cookie factory, and the High Line is a unique park built on a disused elevated railway. Right next to each other, they’re a must on any New York trip — most people eat at Chelsea Market and then stroll the High Line.
* At the end of the tour you can choose to: 1. leave right away, 2. ride back to JGSTAY - Times Square, or
3. ride back to HanNam Mart, New Jersey.
6:00 PM arrive at JGSTAY - Times Square,
7:00 PM arrive at HanNam Mart Fort Lee, NJ, where the tour ends.
Before you book
Meeting and drop-off points
New Jersey: HanNam Mart Fort Lee (1475 Bergen Blvd, Fort Lee, NJ 07024)
* Meeting time: 7:00 AM
Manhattan: in front of the 7-Eleven across from JGSTAY - Times Square (765 8th Ave, New York, NY 10036)
* Meeting time: 8:00 AM
Tour ends: 5:30 PM at Chelsea Market & the High Line
* At the end of the tour you can choose to: 1. leave right away, 2. ride back to JGSTAY - Times Square, or
3. ride back to HanNam Mart, New Jersey.
Important information
- The tour runs on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays with 5 or more travelers.
- We recommend purchasing your own travel insurance before the trip.
- The tour requires a minimum of 4 travelers and may be cancelled if this minimum isn’t reached.
- The schedule may change depending on conditions on the day.
- If the schedule is delayed for reasons within our control, such as a vehicle breakdown, we will provide assistance where possible.
- The schedule may change or be delayed due to circumstances beyond our control, such as weather or road closures.
Thank you for your understanding.
Vehicles
- Up to 5 travelers: Honda minivan.
- 6–13 travelers: Sprinter van.
- 14 or more: full-size coach.
- We can’t install car seats or store large personal suitcases.
Please note
- Travelers under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
- Please follow all safety instructions on the boat.
We may not be able to assist if an incident occurs.
Cancellation and refund policy
- 30 or more days before departure: full refund
- 29–20 days before: 20% of the tour price deducted
- 19–7 days before: 30% deducted
- 6–4 days before: 50% deducted
- 3 days before through the day of the tour: no cancellations or refunds
- ※ Dates are based on local time.
