Guided Nyc Boroughs Tour With Yankee Stadium Access

The first official stop brings travelers to the famous stairs featured in the blockbuster movie Joker. Visitors can safely step out to recreate the iconic cinematic moment and take highly recognizable photographs in the Bronx.

The absolute highlight of the tour. Travelers will step inside one of the most famous baseball venues globally walk down to the front rows right by the field for breathtaking photos explore the historic Monument Park honoring Yankees legends and visit the official team store.

Travelers will discover the profound cultural identity of the Bronx by viewing vibrant urban street art. The guide will showcase the Big Pun mural and the famous I Love The Bronx graffiti while sharing the history of the local communities and the birth of hip hop.

After crossing the Bronx Whitestone Bridge the tour enters Queens and drives through Malba a remarkably beautiful and exclusive waterfront residential neighborhood.

The tour travels through Flushing a primary hub for the Asian community in New York. Travelers will witness a bustling local and authentic atmosphere that contrasts deeply with the Manhattan Chinatown.

Travelers will step out to marvel at the monumental Unisphere the massive steel globe built for the 1964 New York World Fair which now stands as the ultimate symbol of the borough of Queens.

While exploring the Flushing Meadows area travelers will see the exteriors of massive sports complexes including Citi Field home of the New York Mets the USTA National Tennis Center home of the US Open and the site of the future Etihad Park.

The final walking exploration takes place in Williamsburg. Travelers will walk through this unique neighborhood to observe the daily life of one of the largest Hasidic Jewish communities in the city guided by deep cultural insights and highly respectful explanations.

One of the flexible drop off points. Travelers who choose to end their tour here will find themselves in the trendy DUMBO neighborhood with the perfect opportunity to walk across the Brooklyn Bridge or Manhattan Bridge at their own pace.