SUPERB INSIDER TOURS OF NEW YORK'S MOST DISTINCTIVE SITES AND NEIGHBORHOODS.
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New Yorkers know that the East Village is the city's very best neighborhood for food and drink, with hundreds of restaurants offering food from every region of the world. Our tour gives you a taste of the delights that can be found here, and along the way, we'll tell some delightful stories about the businesses we visit and fill you in on a little of the area's unique history…
Thu-Mon at Noon, Fri 5pm
$70 Two and a half hours
In the city that never sleeps, there are people sinning every minute of the day. This unique and unusual walking tour will give you a glimpse into many ways New Yorkers have indulged their wicked sides over the years, often to the peril of themselves and others. There's a stop and a dramatic, surprising, wild story for each of the deadly sins -- lust, greed, envy, sloth, pride, gluttony and wrath…
Fridays or Saturdays at 3pm
$55 Two hours
Greenwich Village has long been one of New York’s signature neighborhoods, full of winding streets, gorgeous tree lined blocks, and an amazing array of characters who have called it home over the years. This tour touches on the artistic, political and popular history of the area, including its famous role as the creative playground for many generations of bohemians…
Wed or Sat at noon or 3pm
$55 Two hours
Few places in New York City are as famous as Central Park, but its vastness and bucolic nature can obscure its fascinating history. This tour, focusing on the southern third of the park, digs beneath the surface and tells the true history of the park while also visiting some of its most beloved areas, providing a great opportunity to see all the diverse landscapes here and some classic photo opportunities.
Thursdays at 10am
$50 Two and a half hours
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Krikor was a guest on NYC’s longest running history podcast, The Bowery Boys. Take a listen by clicking below.
Mentioned in the New York Times.