1830s Gotham in Lower Manhattan: From Moving Day to The Great Fire of 1835
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Eyes on Manhattan: Where America Began Walk
Stand where George Washington took the oath of office and visit the final resting place of Alexander Hamilton. This immersive walk through Lower Manhattan reveals the turning points of American history at the very sites where they occurred. Learn where the United States began to take shape as you walk the streets of Lower Manhattan. From George Washington’s first steps as president to the legacy of Alexander Hamilton, this tour traces the founding moments of America right where they happened. Explore churches, taverns, and financial institutions that have stood for centuries, and discover how New York helped shape the nation’s identity. Discover how New York City evolved from a Dutch trading post to one of the greatest cities in the world. If you are looking for a tour on. a specific date or time and there is no availability on the calendar, please call 631-513-5090 or email: rsoden2020@gmail.com for special arrangements.
Eyes on Manhattan: Sites & Bites of the Lower East Side
Eat traditional Jewish foods and walk historic streets that reveal the heart of Manhattan’s immigrant past. This must visit destination brings the 1880s to life and leaves you with a deeper understanding of what the Lower East Side was and what it has become. You'll eat your way through one of Manhattan’s most historic neighborhoods as you uncover stories of Jewish immigration, family traditions, and neighborhood transformation. Trace the footsteps of those who arrived with everything they owned in a suitcase and built a new life on crowded, noisy streets. Along the way, you’ll sample old-world flavors from beloved shops and explore buildings that still carry echoes of a time when the Lower East Side was the heart of New York’s immigrant story. If you are looking for a tour on. a specific date or time and there is no availability on the calendar, please call 631-513-5090 or email: rsoden2020@gmail.com for special arrangements. You'll delve into the rich history of the Lower East Side, once the most densely populated district in the world. This tour offers a glimpse into the past, focusing on the era of Jewish immigration and the transformation of the neighborhood over the last hundred years. Explore the remaining vestiges of this vibrant history and enjoy tastings at some of the area's iconic food establishments.
Eyes on Manhattan: Chinatown, Little Italy & the Lower East Side - History and Food
Taste the history, resilience, and flavor of three immigrant neighborhoods that helped shape New York City. On this private walking tour, you will move through Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Lower East Side, stopping for hand-folded dumplings, old-school Jewish pastries, and timeless pizza and pickles favorites. Along the way, your guide connects the food to the families, communities, and traditions that kept culture alive in the face of change. We'll also explore the vibrant history and culture of New York City's Chinatown, Little Italy, and the Lower East Side. This walking tour offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the transformation of historic buildings into modern spaces. You'll discover the impact of immigration on these neighborhoods and uncover the stories of tenement life. Come hungry and wear comfortable shoes because every stop has something to share. If you are looking for a tour on. a specific date or time and there is no availability on the calendar, please call 631-513-5090 or email: rsoden2020@gmail.com for special arrangements.
Eyes on Manhattan: The "I Love NY Walk"
See the sights you have only known from TV as you walk 42nd Street from river to river. Times Square, Broadway, the New Year’s Eve Ball, Grand Central, and more. This unforgettable walk reveals the real New York behind the one the world thinks it knows. See New York through fresh eyes as you travel 42nd Street from the Hudson River to the East River. This walk uncovers the layers of history, ambition, and imagination packed into every block. You’ll pass theaters where legends were made, stand where the world celebrates New Year’s Eve, and explore the secrets of Bryant Park, Grand Central, and the city’s Art Deco towers. By the end, you’ll know the city in a way that goes far beyond what you’ve seen on screen. This guided walking tour takes you through the heart of New York City, showcasing its transformation from farmland to a bustling urban center. Discover the stories behind famous landmarks and hidden gems as you stroll along this legendary street. If you are looking for a tour on. a specific date or time and there is no availability on the calendar, please call 631-513-5090 or email: rsoden2020@gmail.com for special arrangements.
Eyes On Manhattan - “The Squares That Shaped Manhattan: Gramercy, Madison & Union”
Step back in time and explore three of New York City’s most influential public spaces—Union Square, Madison Square, and Gramercy Park. Each of these iconic squares tells a story of how Manhattan transformed from a bustling 19th-century city into a modern metropolis. Begin at Union Square, once the stage for political rallies, labor movements, and social reform, now a thriving hub of markets, art, and activism. Continue north to the refined enclave of Gramercy Park, Manhattan’s only private park, whose leafy streets and preserved architecture reflect the city’s aspiration for exclusivity, elegance, and community. Finally stroll past the "Ladies Mile" on route to Madison Square, where the elegant park was once home to the original Madison Square Garden and surrounded by Gilded Age hotels, theaters, and mansions. Along the way, uncover stories of visionaries, politicians, artists, and everyday New Yorkers who shaped these squares into enduring landmarks of culture, history, and urban design. If you are looking for a tour on. a specific date or time and there is no availability on the calendar, please call 631-513-5090 or email: rsoden2020@gmail.com for special arrangements.
Eyes on Manhattan: “Skid Row and Flop Houses to Glamour and Hidden Gems: The Bowery Walk”
Walk one of New York’s oldest streets. See how it evolved from a Dutch footpath to a cultural landmark filled with community gardens, historic theaters, and the birthplace of punk at CBGB. This eye opening experience changes everything you might have heard about New York’s iconic Bowery. This tour takes you through a 1.5-mile stretch filled with stories of theaters, grand bank buildings, and flophouses. Discover how this major thoroughfare, once a Native American trail, became a hub of wild fun and cultural significance. If you are looking for a tour on. a specific date or time and there is no availability on the calendar, please call 631-513-5090 or email: rsoden2020@gmail.com for special arrangements.