New York City · HIGH LINE & CHELSEA TOURS
The High Line is free and 1.45 miles long, so what you pay for is the market, the galleries and somebody who knows which staircase to use. These 9 compare route, food stops and length.
Walk Chelsea Market, the High Line, and the Meatpacking District with a guide who brings New York history, art, and architecture to life.
“Ben was an awesome guide but the history and stories he told us were amazing about Chelsea and the High Line. The walk was easy, only a couple flights of stairs (or elevator) to the High Line. Highly recommend this walking guided tour.”
Taste Chelsea Market, stroll the High Line, and see Hudson Yards on a three-hour NYC food tour with local history and six tastings.
“Wear your walking shoes and come hungry! I was grateful that we did walk off the food. Not sure what I liked the most. The Asian tacos were delicious- loved the crunchy taco shell. The tiny donuts were a nice surprise, but the French bakery was a great way to start the day”
Race around Manhattan on a 12-person media boat for close views of the Statue of Liberty, bridges, skyline, and 40-plus city sights.
“I don’t know if I’ve ever had more fun in my life! Speed, sights, the smell of the sea…it was just the best!! Plus, Captain Bryant was super knowledgeable and friendly. Tempted to book it again today!”
Walk New York’s High Line, then eat through Greenwich Village with a small group, local guide, and five flavorful tasting stops.
“What a fun way to learn about a city! Although Cale wasn't a native, you wouldn't have known it from the breadth of his knowledge about the city. The food we had was excellent. His stories were fun, and he was very accommodating. Ask for Cale on Manhattan Walking Tours!”
Walk the High Line, Chelsea Market, and Meatpacking District with an English-speaking guide who brings New York history to life.
“Evan, our guide, provided interesting and entertaining background information on the areas we toured. As well, he made both personal and historical connections to various spots as we walked the High-line and through the Meatpacking District. We loved that!”
A fast, small-group speedboat ride from Chelsea Piers with close Statue of Liberty views, skyline photos, and a fun 30-minute route.
“The tour is awesome and quite an adventure in the Hudson! Eric, who was our operator was very kind to take group photos, and narrate about the history of the buildings we saw.”
Taste Chelsea Market’s best bites, hear Oreo and Meatpacking stories, then walk three blocks of the High Line in a three-hour NYC tour.
“Joe did another amazing tour. He has all the best information in the tour. We had him in April and came back to see him again in August.”
Walk the High Line, explore Hudson Yards and Vessel, then add Edge for glass-floor views over Manhattan on this guided New York tour.
“The tour is excellent. I really enjoyed learning about the architecture of Hudson Yards and loved walking on the highline and learning about its history.”
Taste Chelsea Market, Pier 57, and the High Line on a three-hour NYC food walk with local guides, skyline views, and enough bites for lunch.
“Our original tour guide did not show up. We met up with another group whose tour was already underway. Svetlana, the new tour guide, graciously welcomed us into the group. She offered us numerous options throughout the tour to try to make up for the stops we had missed earlier. Svetlana was knowledgeable and engaging. We enjoyed our eating experience in Chelsea Market, & walking the High Line. We enjoyed Svetlana. It was a wonderful experience that we would recommend .”
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