Explore iconic monuments in American history such as the Brooklyn Bridge, Federal Hall, and the World Trade Center Memorial. Finish with a slice of…
Visit the World Trade Center Site in the calmer early evening. The infamous devastating attacks took place almost 18 years ago, you can see what has…
Journey to the top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere and admire the incredible views over New York. Pre-book tickets and choose to…
Experience an entertaining 3-hour walking tour of New York City's Financial District, led by an expert actor/guide showing you the city through their…
Make the most of your time in New York and enjoy an unforgettable tour of Liberty Island and Statue of Liberty with an expert local tour guide.
Dive into Lower Manhattan’s rich history on an in-depth guided walking tour through the Financial District, see iconic sights, and experience the…
Spend Valentine's Day on a romantic cruise as the sun sets. Admire the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and the NYC skyline with a Champagne toast or…
See 2 of New York’s most iconic attractions on an 8-hour combo tour of the Statue of Liberty and One World Observatory. Enjoy breathtaking views of…
Take a guided tour of the top sites of the World Trade Center and the memorials. Guarantee your visit to the One World Observatory with pre-reserved…
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As the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere, there's no better place to take in the Manhattan skyline.
This 3D theater combines time-lapse images with various colors and textures to provide a visual representation of New York's unbeatable pulse.
Wondering what all New York City's ants down below on the ground are getting up to? City Pulse lets you virtually visit different nooks and crannies that the city has to offer.
How many times can you say you've dined over 500 meters in the air? Sample some local cuisine or simply take in the view over a coffee.
As you whizz up to the 102nd floor on this elevator, you'll watch the incredible, virtual development of New York from the times of European settlement in the 16th century until the present day.
This exhibition is dedicated to those who built the World Trade Center. This is followed by the Foundations exhibition, which lets you see the ground beneath the building.
Don't miss your designated entrance time, otherwise you'll have to join the line all over again - tickets are non-refundable.
From May to September, One World Observatory is open until midnight, so get to go up and enjoy the bright lights of the city by night!
The restaurant only takes in walk-in guests, with the exception of large groups - please reserve in advance!
There are no storage facilities at One World Observatory, so don't bring any large items of luggage with you.
I cannot say enough about the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. It is inspiring, heartbreaking, a truly profound experience. Needless to say, the lines can become overwhelming. Booking through Get Your Guide made the experience quite simple, allowing us to focus on our visit. I highly recommend Get Your Guide. We have used their services in NY, London, and Glasgow. Looking forward to using them in other cities as well!
Great experience and amazing views. Despite the short queues to get in (there was hardly a queue for those without 'skip the line' tickets) it was really busy which spoilt the experience a little. We went to watch the sunset, which may explain why it was so busy - if you do the same I recommend that you get there well in advance to get a good spot to view!
die Fahrt zur Statut of Liberty. The tickets counter was not informed how handling the Sightseeing Flex pass. It toke us about one hour to get the right ticket and queuing/Organisation/Control was to long for this kind of sightseeing. All others Activities did work so well in comparison.
Elizabeth our guide was excellent, bringing the tragedy of 9 / 11 to life in a sensitive and personal way. We thoroughly enjoyed all aspects, the tour, the museum, the memorial and the views from the observation deck of the new building 1 of the World Trade Centre.
We spent over the five hours completing the tour and could have taken longer but time was pressing. Our guide was very interesting, the museum very sobering and informative bringing back memories of the day, the Observatory was a good way to finish the event.
