Community Impact:

-Our tour guides encourage eating local, helping to reduce our impact on the environment and supporting local communities

-Our tours strive to include businesses that support and employ refugees

-Our tour narrative includes a focus on the environment and community organizations, including Friends of The High Line, which came together as a small collective to transform a neighborhood from abandoned to revitalized

-We hope to inspire and educate with our inclusion of repurposed buildings and spaces, which can help preserve history and potentially reduce waste

• Admission Ticket Free

You’ll walk a portion of this elevated former railway, restored and developed as a beautiful public park complete with native plantings and beautiful river and city skyline views. Our High Line tour promotes the repurposing of historic and significant structures, the reduction of construction waste, and the importance of green urban spaces and also therefore the mission of the Friends of The High Line organization.

45 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

Your New York City walking tour includes a stop at this historic food hall where fresh, local, and immigrant foods are the main features of our neighborhood walk. Enjoy freshly baked breads, artisanal cheeses, organic wines, and even a slice of genuine New York–style pizza, and more!

1 hour • Admission Ticket Free

You’ll have plenty of time to explore the neighborhood of Chelsea with your guide, who will introduce you to the area’s best shops and restaurants. Home to local businesses and the many eateries housed in historic Chelsea Market, you’ll help us support our NYC economy and reduce our carbon footprint just by using your two legs to get around!

1 hour • Admission Ticket Free

We’ll be walking around this trendy neighborhood that was once home to warehouses, slaughter houses, and other brick buildings dating back to the area’s industrial period. Your tour guide will provide an overview of the district’s history and its struggle to preserve it in the face of gentrification.

15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free

From the High Line, you’ll be able to see the public space known as the Hudson Yards, an upscale, multi-story indoor shopping mall filled with stores and restaurants.

• Admission Ticket Free

Among the many marvels of New York’s architecture collection, the Edge seems to defy gravity with its 100-story-high observation deck jutting out far above the Hudson Yards.

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This 16-story honeycomb-like structure is one of the architectural delights of the Hudson Yards and which we can view from atop the High Line.

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As we take in city skyline views on our High Line tour, you’ll also be able to look east towards the Hudson River, where the unique tulip-like concrete structures hold up the park known as Little Island. As with the High Line, the project took clever engineering and a long process involving native plantings.

• Admission Ticket Free