Walking Tours

From Edgar Allan Poe to Simon and Garfunkel, discover where American literature, painting, cinema, and modern music got their start. Explore the origins of the neighbourhood that became the incubator for the art movements in the United States, from American literature and theatre to stand-up comedy and classic rock.

Explore the history of the World Trade Center and catch a glimpse of its future development. The world's largest financial centre and office complex came to symbolize the wealth and power that fell victim to a brutal terrorist attack on 11 September 2009.

What is the first paved Street in New York City? Find out on the Alexander Hamilton Financial District Tour which takes you through the founding of New York City from a Dutch settlement on the Hudson River to its rise as the world’s financial capital.

Join locals and fellow travellers on a tour of New York City’s oldest drinking establishments where New York’s greatest artists, politicians, celebrities and sports teams have gathered to revel in the spirit of these timeless taverns.

This classic bar tour takes revellers into the heart of Greenwich Village and explores the spiritual home of New York City, where immigrants, artists, and students come together to form a classic bohemian culture.

Take a walk on the wild side through Manhattan’s infamous Hell’s Kitchen, the onetime crime-ridden cauldron where gang leaders, bootleggers and other shady characters rubbed shoulders. Hell's Kitchen may have risen from its seedy past to be a popular and safe place for an evening out, but it still has plenty of tales to tell!

Discover some of the secrets behind New Orleans’ mysterious past as you take a tour through its most famous and haunted cemetery and visit the tomb of the Voodoo Queen – Marie Laveau.

Built to rival the Creoles’ French quarter, the Garden district is a beautiful neighbourhood with stunning examples of Greek revival and Italianate architecture.

Take a stroll along the mighty Mississippi, through the French Market and Jackson square, and into one of America’s oldest and most unique neighbourhoods.

Take an afterhours walking tour around New Orleans – referred to as “the most haunted city in America” and regularly subjected to paranormal investigations on the History and Discovery channels.