Broadway Theatre Tours and Tickets

Don’t settle for any average Broadway tour while you're visiting New York City. This Broadway theaters and Times Square tour gives you an insider’s look with a guide who is actually a Broadway performer. Learn about the history and happenings of New York City’s famous theater district, and hear the backstage stories about the stars of yesterday and today.

Experience the best of the Big Apple during this half-day tour of Manhattan with a group limited to 15 guests. Rather than trying to do it all yourself, let an experienced guide lead you through the vibrant streets, colorful neighborhoods, and historic landmarks on foot, subway, and ferry. Get the full New York City experience and see iconic landmarks like the Empire State Building, Grand Central Station, and Wall Street.

Let your kids discover the magic of New York City on a family-friendly tour with a 5-Stars Private Guide. Get dazzled by the bright lights of Times Square, see St Patrick’s Cathedral and Rockefeller Center, and meet celebrities at Madame Tussauds. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: Central Manhattan Walking Tour Take a family-friendly tour of Midtown Manhattan and see highlights such as St Patrick’s Cathedral, Rockefeller Center, and Times Square. 3-hour: Central Manhattan & Madame Tussauds Join this tour to explore Central Manhattan highlights and visit the Madame Tussauds wax museum (general admission). 4-hour: Central Manhattan, Madame Tussauds & Marvel 4D Join this tour to explore Central Manhattan highlights and visit the Madame Tussauds wax museum, including Marvel Universe 4D film and Carnival Carnage 7D Game.

The Jazz Age lives on in New York for those who know where to look. With this guided Prohibition-themed tour, get a behind-the-scenes peek into the past via a bar crawl with a historic twist. Explore the area around Times Square and learn about the illicit bars and speakeasies frequented by mobsters, politicians, and the glitterati during the 1920s and 1930s. See landmark structures and historic hotels, and sip a craft cocktail at a local venue.

On this three hour pub crawl, we will stop at three bars that were once speakeasies in Hell’s Kitchen for drinks. Having the benefit of being next to the Hudson River, many of the early successful bootleggers in New York City were Hell’s Kitchen residents at some point in their lives either in their formative years or as adults. They would utilize the coming and goings of ships on the Hudson River, called rum runners, to receive illicit alcohol. We will learn about who many of these early bootleggers were, their schemes and the organization they belonged to dedicated to trafficking in the shipped alcohol. In addition, we will learn about some more historical facts of the neighborhood including Death Avenue, Doctor’s Row, the old Paddy’s Market and more. And, of course, you will learn why Hell’s Kitchen is called Hell’s Kitchen. All this and more on this spirited pub crawl through Hell’s Kitchen.