New York, United States

Please note: Tour sequence may vary depending on local conditions. There will be approximately 45 minutes of slow walking at the Financial District & 9-11 Memorial. Walking is at the guest s discretion. <-p>

Please note: Tour sequence may vary depending on local conditions. Guests using a wheelchair are welcome to participate in this tour but should be aware that it includes long periods of walking. <-p>

Please note: Tour sequence may vary depending on local conditions. Guests using a wheelchair are welcome to participate in this tour but should be aware that it includes long periods of walking. <-p>

Please note: the sequence of the tour may vary depending on local traffic conditions. This tour ends at the port for transit guests. <-p>

Please note: Guests must pass through an airline-style security check before boarding the vessel. Tour may operate in reverse order and traffic may affect the itinerary and schedule. Inside visit to the Statue of Liberty is NOT included in this tour. Guests using a wheelchair are welcome to participate in this tour but should be aware that it includes long periods of walking. <-p>

Please note: The order of the stops may vary- traffic may affect the itinerary and schedule. Guests using a wheelchair are welcome to participate in this tour but should be aware that it includes long periods of walking. <-p>

Please note: The multi-lingual audio guide available on the tour in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, or Portuguese Tour timing is at each guest s discretion. All Downtown Red Loop buses departing from the pier will first stop at Stop #1, Times Square. Guests can then choose to stay on the Downtown Red Loop bus or transfer to an Uptown Blue Loop bus. There is a stop on 50th St and 12th Ave near the pier where guests will be able to debark the bus and walk back to the ship on their own. <-p>

Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking at times over uneven and cobblestone surfaces, with a few steps to negotiate to get on-off the coach. Walking during free time is at the discretion of each guest. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring a sweater or light jacket. The tour sequence may vary. <-p>

This will be a unique opportunity to visit the federal capital of the USA. The city, a symbol of the country's unity, does not belong to any state but forms, by itself, the District of Columbia (hence the title "DC"). The famous White House, the official residence of all the country's presidents, is to be found here. 

Accompanied by your local guide, you will have a relaxing train ride of approximately 3 and a half hours to Washington's Union Station. 

You will then begin your discovery of the Federal District where you will see important buildings such as the Capitol Hill, the White House, Washington Mall, Arlington Cemetery.

You will admire the Lincoln Memorial, an enormous building dedicated to the sixteenth President of the United States, and finally you will see the moving Vietnam Memorial, a long wall of black marble on which the names of the around sixty thousand soldiers who died or were lost during the Vietnam war have been carved, so that they will never be forgotten.

• The ticket includes the high-speed train ticket
• Free time for dinner at the station in Washington DC

There are thousands of ways to see New York. This one beats them all. Climb on board a helicopter and see the city from the only viewpoint that makes it truly magical: from the sky. The Statute of Liberty, the Empire State Building, the bridges, the skyline, the ocean… all in sequence, all below you. It's a brief, intense and entirely memorable experience. If you're looking for "not just another tour" you've found it! And this time, adrenaline and wonder will both do their best to shine.

• Transfer to New York heliport
• Safety briefing and pre-flight training
• Sightseeing helicopter tour over New York City
• See the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, Verrazzano Bridge, Coney Island

Leave land and get ready for an experience you'll be talking about for years. You'll arrive at the heliport for a precise, seamless and very serious start — because when you fly above New York you don't improvise. You'll have a safety briefing, learn what to do and listen to the last instructions directly from the pilot.

Then it's time to board the helicopter. Start-up. Take-off.

And now New York completely changes its appearance. The Statue of Liberty is no longer a crowd of people, mobile phone in hand: it's there, beneath you - perfect. The Empire State Building is not "high" any more, and becomes part of a huge picture. Verrazzano Bridge stretches out like a ribbon on the water, Coney Island looks like the border between the city and the ocean, and the skyline takes on a unique, imposing look.

It's not just nice, it's exhilarating. You'll feel it in your stomach and in the sudden silence when you realize where you are. Enjoy the flight and amazing sights, taking photos all the way. You land, you get down… and for a few seconds everything seems a little bit slower.

It's a moment that turns a trip into a long-lasting memory. New York is amazing from the ground.But from high up… it's on an entirely different level.

• The experience depends very much on the weather conditions and could be canceled at short notice.

• There is no guide on this tour. The pilot will also act as a guide.

• There is no minimum age to fly. Children under 2 will sit on their parents' lap (using the standard safety belt). Safety belt extensions are not available. Children over 2 will have to use a standard seat.

• Valid government-issued ID is required for all passengers.

• Maximum passenger weight is 125 kg (275 pounds); passengers' weight will be checked at the heliport.

• Before boarding the helicopter, passengers are required to sign a waiver at the heliport.

• Passengers cannot take handbags, hats and scarves on board; these must be left in the heliport lockers (at no charge).

• A photographer will take a photo of the passengers in front of the helicopter; printed and digital copies will be available to buy, at the end of the flight.

Two districts, two sides of New York. From Chinatown to Little Italy, a walk in the multi-cultural heart of the city, to see its markets, murals and savor authentic flavors, with tastings along the way.

• Chinatown, its markets, stores and local life
• Little Italy - Mulberry Street and historic places
• Stop at a famous Italian bakery, for a cannolo

The experience starts at Lower Manhattan, accompanied by your guide who will introduce you to the city while you follow an itinerary through New York.

You'll discover Chinatown, one of New York's most authentic and vibrant neighborhoods. The tour starts from Columbus Park, embodying the true spirit of the area: see the Mahjong tables, the slow movements of people practicing Tai Chi and improvised basketball matches - local life at its most authentic. From here you'll continue on foot along narrow, historic streets, where buses can't pass and the city changes pace. See the fresh fruit stalls, traditional herbalist stores, fish markets, bakers and local shops, to discover the more genuine side of Chinatown, with tastings of local specialties such as dumplings or steamed sandwiches along the route.

Then all you have to do is cross Canal Street and the scene changes: murals, historic signs and familiar aromas mark the entrance to Little Italy, one of the symbolic neighborhoods of Italian immigration in New York. The walk continues along Mulberry Street, its iconic restaurants, America's first pizzeria and the places portraying Italo-American history, its traditions, families and urban legends.

The visit ends in the best way possible: a stop at one of New York's best-loved Italian bakeries, to taste a traditional cannolo.

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• The experience is nearly entirely on foot, so it is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the cold season.

There's something for everyone on Broadway. That's why we've chosen the perfect combination. You'll reach Manhattan, cross the heart of the Theater District, breathe in the buzz of Times Square and then go into the theater to see The Great Gatsby, the musical that turns the 1920's into something truly sensational. The costumes have received Tony Awards, the stage sets are stunning and the story needs no introduction. If you're going to see a show on Broadway, this is the one.

• Sightseeing transfer to Midtown Manhattan
• Walk in the Theater District
• Times Square
• Ticket for the Broadway musical The Great Gatsby.

Step into Manhattan and get ready for the show. This is a special evening. Your guide will welcome you and in a few minutes you'll be in Midtown, where Broadway is not just a street, but an institution. You'll set off on a walk to see the historic theaters, the signs and listen to tales about legends, memorable debuts and backstage superstitions. The show is not only on stage: it starts outside.

Cross Times Square, the most iconic chaos on the planet - and yes, it always works. See the lights, the screens, the bold energy. It's the perfect warm-up for the evening's highlight.

The theater.The curtain goes up. The orchestra plays. The Great Gatsby comes to life.F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic work has been turned into a dazzling musical: with all the opulence of the Jazz Age, the ambition, desire and excess. The costumes have been designed by Linda Cho (winning a Tony Award), the music is memorable and the stage sets are simply stunning. You're not watching an adaptation: but experiencing an age.

When the lights come back on, you already know one thing for sure: this is one of those evenings that New York does in earnest.You'll return to the pier, with memories of the lights, songs and the feeling you made the right choice.

Broadway has thousands of shows. Just one was fine for this evening. And you saw it in the right place.

*Places are limited, so book in plenty of time.

• The tour may take place in reverse order.

• If the weather is particularly bad, the walk could be canceled without any notice.

• The show is the Musical 'THE GREAT GATSBY' at the Broadway Theater.

• The seats selected for you are 'Premium Orchestra' seats.

• The tour does not include a guide, but you will be accompanied by a chaperon.

There's something for everyone on Broadway. That's why we've chosen the perfect combination. You'll reach Manhattan, cross the heart of the Theater District, breathe in the buzz of Times Square and listen to a guide tell you backstage stories… then it's time to go to the theater to see one of the best-loved, multi-award winning musicals: Wicked. A strong story, memorable songs, stunning stage sets. If you don't want to miss out on the magic of Broadway, this is the show for you.

• Transfer to Midtown Manhattan
• Short walking tour in the Broadway Theater District
• Walk to Times Square
• Reserved seats for the musical Wicked

Step into Manhattan and you'll immediately know the evening is going to be special. Head on to Midtown, where Broadway isn't simply entertainment: it's the city's identity. Walk around the Theater District, see the historic facades and lights, listen to tales of legendary debuts, spectacular flops and superstitions that no actor would dare to ignore.

Cross Times Square, which still seems to be out-of-the-ordinary, even when you think you've seen everything. The lights, screens, constant movement: it's the perfect prelude:

Then comes the moment you've been waiting for: At the theater, Wicked takes center stage. The story of the witches of Oz has been turned into an enthralling musical: stunning stage sets, iconic costumes and songs that need no introduction (but you'll be humming them all evening). A show that works because it's smart, thrilling and technically impeccable. It's no surprise the Wicked is one of the longest-running and most famous musicals on Broadway.

When the curtain falls, you already know one thing: this is one of those evenings that New York does better than any other city.You'll meet up again with your guide and go back to the ship, with memories of the music and an exceptional feeling that you saw the right show, in the right place. The choices on Broadway are endless, but this evening Wicked chose you.

• Places are limited, so we recommend booking well in advance.

• The tour could take place in reverse order.

• If the weather conditions are very bad, the walking tour could be canceled at short notice.

• The show is the musical 'WICKED' running at the Gershwin Theater.

• The seats selected for you are 'Premium Orchestra' seats.

• The tour does not include a guide, but you will be accompanied by a chaperon.

See New York as it should be seen: from the sea, by night. Take a port cruise for a unique view of the city's iconic sights, with the lights reflected on the water and the skyline changing appearance as the sun sets.

• Evening cruise around New York port
• See the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island by night close up
• View of the night skyline of Manhattan, the One World Trade Center and Hudson Yards
• See Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn and Staten Island from the sea

New York is at its best when the sun sets. An experience to admire the city from its most attractive viewpoint: the water, while the skyline lights up and the city's symbols become the stars of the evening.

Join the boat for a two-hour cruise around New York port; sail close to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island - iconic attractions that are even more fascinating by night. From here the view opens onto the Lower Manhattan skyline, with the western hemisphere's highest skyscraper, the One World Trade Center, dominating the landscape.

The cruise continues along the Hudson river, with spectacular views over the imposing buildings of Hudson Yards and the elevated greenway of High Line Park, up to Brooklyn, Staten Island and the unmistakable outline of Brooklyn Bridge, framing Lower Manhattan like a night-time postcard.

An exciting yet relaxing way to experience New York, letting the lights, water and architecture tell the city's story.

• The experience depends very much on the weather conditions and could be canceled at short notice.

• It will be even colder on the water in December. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the cold season.

Cross one of New York's top symbols: Brooklyn Bridge. You'll start from Manhattan, walk over the East River with the skyline ahead, arriving in Brooklyn with all the time to enjoy one of the most photographed views in the world. It's then time for a change of pace: you'll return by bus through the city's most iconic neighborhoods.An experience to see New York in the most symbolic way possible: from one neighborhood to another, with the city at your feet.

• Walk over Brooklyn Bridge
• Views of the East River and Manhattan skyline
• Fulton Landing, the historic landing point of Brooklyn
• Bus tour from Times Square, past the Financial District and World Trade Center

You'll start from the pier and soon reach Brooklyn Bridge on the Manhattan side. The tour starts here: a leisurely walk over one of the world's most iconic bridges, suspended between the two worlds of New York looking at each other from afar (but thinking they're close).

You'll walk past benches, historic plaques and so many viewpoints. In front of you the Manhattan skyline sets the scene, the East River flows beneath you, there's Manhattan Bridge and, if you look up, you might even spot some peregrine falcons perched on the wires - because New York has its winged VIPs too. There’s only one risk: taking too many photos.

You'll reach the Brooklyn side, and continue on to Fulton Landing, a historic place that today stands out for the views. Take your time here: a leisurely stroll, a drink and a view of the skyline of the Big Apple that will make you want to stay just a little longer.

Then, it's time to change the pace: back on the bus, you'll head towards Manhattan past iconic attractions such as Times Square, the Financial District and the World Trade Center. The perfect way to end the tour - New York on foot, followed by New York seen from the bus.

A true tour of the city. And its energy… to take away with you.

• The experience is nearly entirely on foot, so it is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the cold season.

• The tour could take place in reverse order.

We'll take you inside one of the world' most important museums: the MoMA. An experience to discover the must-see masterpieces of modern and contemporary art, fully renovated spaces and a museum that not only 'exhibits' works, but also recounts how the world began to look at itself in a different way.

• Museum of Modern Art

The visit to the MoMA begins as soon as you enter the building. You'll realize straightaway that it's not a 'traditional' museum. The spaces are open, bright, conceived to move freely between the ages, styles and different languages. You'll discover who thee artists are, why they changed everything and why the works have become global symbols.

The displays effortlessly take you from modern art to more contemporary forms without realizing, thanks to a setting that brings together paintings, sculptures, photography, design and visual media. The new building perfectly combines the MoMA's historic areas with the new galleries, for a seamless experience.

The visit is not a lesson, or a list of dates. It is an experience conceived to see art from a new perspective, even if you're not an expert.Your guide will be on hand to help with your questions and insights, leaving room for personal observation and time to take in what attracts you most.

At the end of the visit, you'll leave the MoMA with a clear feeling: modern art is not distant, but a part of today's world - that we live in, think about and see.

• The tour does not include a guide, but you will be accompanied by a chaperon.

• Entrance to the Museum is free. You can download the digital guide from your cell phone. The guide is available in forty languages.

Take a tour in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, with views from the Top of the Rock, a walk around Rockefeller Center and Fifth Avenue and an iconic finale at the Grand Central Terminal Station, one of New York's most fascinating destinations.

• Entrance to Top of the Rock (70th floor) with panoramic views over Central Park and the New York skyline
• Walk to Rockefeller Center and along Fifth Avenue, free time
• Photo stop at St. Patrick’s Cathedral
• Stop at the Grand Central Terminal Station for a visit and photos

An experience to take you to the beating heart of the city: Midtown Manhattan. The first stop is at the Rockefeller Center, where you'll go to the Top of the Rock, the Observation Deck on the 70th floor of 30 Rockefeller Plaza. From here, see the city in all directions, admire the views of Central Park, the Empire State Building, the Hudson River, Brooklyn Bridge and the New York skyline.

Back at street level, your guide will take you on a short walk around the Rockefeller Center and along Fifth Avenue, with a photo stop, and a little free time.

On board the coach, the tour continues with some sightseeing, past iconic destinations and sights such as the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Central Park, the window displays on Fifth Avenue, the Empire State Building and Times Square.

The last stop is at the Grand Central Terminal Station, where you'll have time for a short visit and for some photos of this remarkable Beaux-Arts style building. Inaugurated in 1913, and entirely renovated, today the station is not only a central transport hub but also one of New York's best loved attractions.

• The experience is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

A visit to one of the world's most iconic and fascinating museums. At the American Museum of Natural History discover the biodiversity of the planet, the history of humanity and the secrets of the universe, in an experience that will change the way you look at nature and our role in it.

• Entrance to the American Museum of Natural History
• Exploring the rooms with displays on dinosaurs, biodiversity and ecosystems
• Sightseeing transfer to Manhattan

The American Museum of Natural History, founded in 1869, is a cultural symbol of New York and one of the most important science museums in the world. Inside, take a fantastic journey to discover life on Earth, human cultures and the universe.

During your visit, you can explore over 40 rooms with permanent exhibitions, housing collections and displays ranging from dinosaurs to marine life, the forests of North America and the great civilizations of the past. Some of the museum's areas address fundamental, topical issues, such as climate change, man's impact on the environment and the conservation projects taking place around the globe.

From the oceans' ecosystems to extinct and at-risk species and the wonders of space, each room showcases new insights to discover and understand, for an interesting, hands-on visit.

• The tour does not include a guide, but you will be accompanied by a chaperon.

• Entrance to the Museum is free. You can download the digital guide from your cell phone,

NYC in a day: Travel from Wall Street to Harlem, the Hudson River to the East River and everywhere in-between on this exciting, full-day exploration, including the Brooklyn Bridge, City Hall, the Empire State, Chrysler Building, the Metropolitan Museum, Greenwich Village, SOHO and Central Park. 

This excursion will include a tour of upper and lower Manhattan.
Among the highlights are Central Park which became a national historic landmark in 1963. Most of the park looks natural, but it is in fact almost entirely landscaped, containing several natural looking lakes and ponds.
The tour will proceed along Fifth Avenue, also named Museum Mile. Fifth Avenue is also one of the premier shopping streets in the world.
On to Rockefeller Center, famous for, among other things, the lighting of the annual Christmas Tree which is broadcasted internationally.
Other neighborhoods to be visited are the Flatiron district, Greenwich Village, SoHo, Little Italy - famous for its colourful restaurants - and Chinatown.
The tour continues to Chinatown, a city within a city and a microcosm of oriental culture where, day after day and from generation to generation, the inhabitants pass on a language, traditions and customs far removed from frenetic American modernity. Among the highlights of the tour is a stop at Grand Central Terminal, where you will have time for lunch on your own, St Paul Chapel & 9/11 Memorial
During the course of the tour, and certainly one of the high points for any visitor - is a visit to Top of the Rock.

• Please note: Space is limited please book early. Tour may operate in reverse order.
• Lunch not included

Discover the elegance of the Upper West Side, stroll through history and music at Strawberry Fields, and admire iconic residences like the Dakota Building. Then be captivated by the masterpieces of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, exploring art and culture at your own pace. A tour that blends history, music, and art, perfect for a complete and engaging New York experience.

Your tour starts with a narrated scenic drive to the Upper West Side, viewing many homes of celebrities as well as the Lincoln Center. A brief stop is made at the Dakota building, famous for being the place where John Lennon lived and died. From here, it's a short walk through 'Strawberry Fields' the area of Central Park devoted to him. This historic park is over 150 years old, covers an area of 843 acres and plays host to 25 million visitors each year, along with having the distinction of having over 200 movies filmed there. Re-joining your coach, you will continue on to famous 5th Avenue and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the world's largest and most prestigious museums in the world, Founded in 1870, the Museum is one of the most visited museums in the world, featuring over two million works of art. The institution's permanent collection spans a wealth of history that includes everything from a transported Egyptian Temple to a large collection of 19th and 20th century European paintings. Here, you will have approximately 2.5 hours to explore the museum at your leisure (Incl. Audio Guides). Your tour guide will inform you of any special, temporary exhibits, provide you with a map to help you navigate your way around and ensure you make the best use of your time. For those who would like a bite to eat or some refreshment, the Museum houses several cafés for your convenience. Following your visit at the Met, you will travel further along 5th Avenue before transferring back to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour includes moderate walking, mainly at the guest's discretion during the stops. 

Guests may elect to remain on the coach during the stop at Central Park. 

The tour is available to guests who utilize a wheelchair are able to make their way on and off the coach and sit in a coach seat. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. 

Casual clothing and comfortable, flat walking shoes are suggested. 

Restrooms are available at the Met. There is no photography of any kind allowed at the Museum. 

The order of the sites visited or viewed may vary.

Space is limited, so please reserve early.Guests may purchase food and beverages on their own at The Met. 

Guests can use the MET wifi to access the Audio on their phones and must use their own personal Headsets.

Gifts, art reproductions, jewelry, prints, etc. at Gift shop at The Met.

If you've already understood New York, it's time to travel a little further. We'll take you to Philadelphia, where the idea of the United States was conceived. Past Independence Hall, the Old Town and the Independence National Historical Park, you'll walk in places where decisions were made that changed history.There's no extra part here: the picture's complete.

• Independence National Historical Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
• Visit to Independence Hall
• Free time in the historic center of Old Town Philadelphia

You'll depart from New York and gradually head towards another America, with orderly streets, historic squares and a sense of a different balance. Philadelphia needs no special effects: instead it will show you where it all began.

On arrival, your guide will collect your entrance tickets for Independence Hall, so you can start to explore straightaway. It was here that the Declaration of Independence was adopted and the Constitution of the United States was discussed and signed. It's not simply a building, but a fundamental part of modern history.

From here, explore Old Town Philadelphia and the Independence National Historical Park, a large area in the heart of the city where historic buildings, green spaces and urban life spontaneously live side by side. See the symbolic sights with ease: they are all close at hand, simple to understand and on the right scale.

The area also boasts stores, cafés and restaurants, perfect for taking a break or exploring at your own pace.

At the end of the experience, you'll return to New York with a clear feeling:before becoming a nation, the United States was a decision. And this is the city where that decision was made.

• There is a lot of walking, so the experience is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

• The journey to Philadelphia lasts around two hours, but the time could vary depending on the traffic

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the cold season.

• The tour could take place in reverse order.

New York in December is not simply a visit: it's about the lights. From the Boulevard of Lights on Park Avenue to the store windows vying for attention on Fifth Avenue (with the giant snowflake), and the most iconic of sights: the Rockefeller Center. Then on to Times Square, Macy’s and the grand finale at Bryant Park, transformed into a winter village with its stalls and ice rink.

• Christmas sightseeing tour of New York City - Park Avenue, Fifth Avenue and Times Square
• Christmas window displays on Fifth Avenue and the world's biggest snowflake
• Stop at Rockefeller Center to admire the famous Christmas tree
• Free time at Bryant Park Winter Village, with its stall and ice rink

The tour begins at the pier, and you'll get in the mood straightaway: a city drive will take you to Central Park to see Columbus Circle and the dazzling Park Avenue with its Boulevard of Lights. From here, it's on to Fifth Avenue, where the window displays are not simply 'decorative': but compete with each other. You'll go past the large department stores (Bergdorf, Barney’s, Bloomingdales); look up to the sky to see the world's biggest snowflake.

The highlight is at Rockefeller Center, where the Christmas tree steals the scene with over 30,000 multi-colored lights: you'll have around an hour of free time to soak up the atmosphere, take some must-have photos and perhaps have a hot drink on the go.

You'll then head back to Times Square, past other festive window displays, with a stop at Herald Square to see the most famous store of them all: Macy’s. The tour ends on a high note at Bryant Park - which becomes a small world of its own during the festive season: European-style stalls, lights all around and an ice rink where the skaters cut perfect figures.

• The traffic may be heavy during the pre-Christmas period. Delays and changes to the itinerary are possible.

• The experience is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

When the lights come on, New York changes pace. We'll take you to see illuminated skylines, iconic bridges and avenues that never sleep, and up to the Empire State Building for a night-time visit that puts everything in perspective. The tour ends at Times Square, where night-time is only a detail.Here the city doesn't slow down: it buzzes.

• Night-time view of the New York City skyline
• Stop at Brooklyn, under Brooklyn Bridge
• Visit to the top of the Empire State Building – 86th floor
• Free time in the evening at Times Square

The evening is the time when New York is at its best. You'll start by crossing the East River in the direction of Brooklyn, to admire one of the city's most iconic views: the skyline lit up, seen from Fulton Landing, right under Brooklyn Bridge. The skyscrapers twinkle, the bridge stands out with its famous 'necklace lights' and you'll realize straightaway that this is a 'forever' view.

Then it's back to Manhattan, past the iconic sights lit up: Broadway, the Chrysler Building with its Art Déco crown, the streets that seem to be constantly on the move, even when the traffic lights are red. Images that you'd recognize by day pass by, looking even better at night.

Then comes the highlight: you'll go up the Empire State Building and reach the observation deck on the 86th floor. From here, New York lies ahead of you, like a lit up map with no boundaries: black rivers, roads that look like race tracks and a city that at last you can see in its entirety.

The finale is at Times Square, with some free time to have a stroll, take photos, stop or simply stay still and watch life go by.It's not quiet here. And that's fine.

• The experience is nearly entirely on foot, so it is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

• The tour could take place in reverse order.

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the cold season.

Marvel at the lights of Broadway, the gleaming Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Center, and the Statue of Liberty. Stroll through the buzz of Times Square, shop, or enjoy a coffee before returning to the pier. A sparkling tour of New York’s icons with moments to savor at your own pace.

Marvel at the dazzling lights of Broadway and the illuminated icons of the city: the string of pearls strung above the humming roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge; the spectacular art deco, stainless steel–capped Chrysler Building; the soaring Rockefeller Center; the neo-Gothic Woolworth Building; and the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor.  Enjoy free time to experience the hustle and bustle of Times Square; stroll, shop, or perhaps visit a café or bar before returning to the pier.

A unique tour that combines a visit to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island – two of the world's most renowned landmarks. Stand at the base of 'Lady Liberty' and delve into the history of this iconic statue, and visit Ellis Island Museum to catch the spirit of the important role this island played in American history. After a brief drive to Battery Park, at the southern tip of Manhattan, you will board the ferry and take in the sites of New York Harbor including beautiful views of the city including Brooklyn and its famous bridge, Staten Island, New Jersey and the Manhattan skyline in the distance. Upon reaching Liberty Island, enjoy some time to walk around the base of this magnificent statue. There will also be a short time to visit the gift shop and enjoy some of the exterior exhibits. Your guide will provide detailed information about ‘Lady Liberty', its completion in 1886 and her unique history. Re-boarding the ferry, you will continue on to Ellis Island, another National Historic Landmark. Ellis Island was the main immigration centre for the United States from 1892 until World War II. More than 12 million immigrants were processed at the island, and today over 40% of Americans can trace some part of their ancestry back to Ellis Island. You will have approximately 1½ hour to explore the museum on your own.

Please note: Space is limited please book early. This tour is not recommended for guests who suffer from seasickness. The climb up to the top of the Statue of Liberty is not included. Tour may operate in reverse order.

Discover the heart of Lower Manhattan among skyscrapers, Wall Street, and the famous Charging Bull.
Stroll through the Financial District to the World Trade Center and pay tribute at the 9/11 Memorial.
An inspiring tour of history, iconic landmarks, and reflection, guided by a local expert.

Start your New York experience on an air-conditioned coach, while your licensed guide shares stories and fun facts about the city. Explore Lower Manhattan on a walking tour through the Financial District, passing Broadway, the Charging Bull, and Wall Street, and visit the historic Trinity Church and St. Paul’s Chapel, the oldest continuously used building in Manhattan.

Reach the World Trade Center for a reflective moment at the 9/11 Memorial, with its twin reflecting pools marking the footprints of the Twin Towers and the names of 2,982 victims engraved in bronze. You’ll have about 30 minutes to contemplate this moving site while your guide answers questions and provides insights.

Continue with a self-guided visit to the 9/11 Memorial Museum, exploring artifacts, photos, personal stories, and multimedia relating to the events of 2001 and 1993. Finally, return to the coach for your transfer back to the pier, enriched by a meaningful and unforgettable experience.

Space is limited, so please reserve early. 

Please note:This tour is NOT recommended to guests with walking difficulties and in wheelchairs. 

9/11 Memorial Museum - Approx. 120 minutes of slow walking or standing 

9/11 Memorial Approx. 30 minutes of slow walking or standing. 

Financial District - Approx. 1 hour of slow walking or standing.

New York is at its best when you change perspective - and you can do just that with this experience.

First see the city from the streets and its most iconic sights, and then on the water, with the skyline slipping past and the Statue of Liberty up close. To round off your experience, enjoy some free time in one of the city's most vibrant areas. In a few words: whatever spot you choose, New York is always spectacular.

• Sightseeing tour of Manhattan by bus
• Boat tour on the Hudson river
• See the Statue of Liberty close up
• Free time at South Street Seaport

The tour starts comfortably on land, by bus, for a first high-octane taste of Manhattan. See the city's iconic sights go by: the Rockefeller Center, Times Square, the Theater District, the Empire State Building and the elegant St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Along the way, you'll glimpse views of Central Park, the world's most famous green space.

The perspective then changes completely.You'll board a boat for a sightseeing tour to see New York from its most spectacular side. Sail along the Hudson River, passing the futuristic Hudson Yards, the One World Trade Center and the High Line, before rounding the southern tip of Manhattan.

And there it is.The boat approaches, just a few meters away from the Statue of Liberty, a moment when everyone stops talking and starts looking. From here, the city's skyline seems even more imposing.

Back on land, the experience continues with some free time at South Street Seaport - ideal for taking a stroll, doing some shopping, having something to eat or simply enjoying the river atmosphere. You'll return by bus with the impression of a New York seen from every angle.

Space is limited, so please reserve early.
Please note: This tour is recommended for wheelchair bound guests. The Tour itinerary may vary due to traffic conditions.

The duration of this tour may vary in length by approximately one hour due to the prevailing traffic and weather conditions as well as other events taking place in the city.

From Times Square to the Empire State Building, and from the trendiest neighborhoods to the 9/11 Memorial: a sightseeing tour of Manhattan that seems to encapsulate its finest spots. New York rushes past you with all its energy… and doesn’t stop for a second.

• Sightseeing bus tour of Manhattan
• Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Empire State Building
• St. Patrick’s Cathedral & Theater District
• Greenwich Village, Little Italy, Financial District
• Central Park (panoramic view from the bus)
• Visit to the 9/11 Memorial
• Return journey along the historic streets of Midtown and Downtown

We start with a scenic tour through the heart of Manhattan: skyscrapers, traffic, yellow taxis and that blend of lights and sounds that says “welcome to New York”. The bus crosses Midtown as if you were driving through Manhattan at the speed of a trailer: Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Empire State Building, St. Patrick’s Cathedral… all the landmarks, one after the other, without even having to get off the bus.

Then you arrive in the areas that have a real atmosphere: Greenwich Village with its free-spirited vibe, Little Italy, which looks like a film set that refuses to retire, and the Financial District, which moves even faster than its inhabitants. In between, enjoy glimpses of Central Park, New York’s only green oasis.

The most moving moment arrives at the 9/11 Memorial. The two pools, the walls of water, the engraved names: it is a place that needs no words. It has a profound effect, full stop.

The tour ends back in the streets of Manhattan, and this time you'll see it with a more trained eye: historic buildings, corners you recognize even if you’ve never been there, and that organized chaos that makes New York… simply New York.

And as you head back towards the port, you'll only have one thing on your mind: you don’t visit this city – it sweeps you off your feet.

• Due to traffic, the order of the stops may vary, or the tour may be subject to unexpected delays, including due to weather conditions or events in the city.
• All sites are visited by bus, with the exception of the 9/11 Memorial.
• Please note that the 9/11 Memorial is not the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
• Wear comfortable shoes and dress in plenty of layers, with warm clothes suited to the temperatures.

We’ll take you to the heart of the ‘real’ New York: Lower Manhattan, Wall Street, Battery Park and the area around the World Trade Center. A blend of history, skyscrapers, global landmarks and an intensely poignant moment at the 9/11 Memorial. It’s the part of New York where everything moves fast, everything changes and everything has a meaning.

• Guided walking tour of the Financial District
• Walk past Trinity Church, Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange
• Charging Bull and the Broadway area
• Entry to the 9/11 Memorial

The tour begins with a transfer to Lower Manhattan, while your guide points out everything that really matters through the window: iconic skyscrapers, street corners you’ve seen a hundred times in films, and that energy that only New York can offer.

You'll get off at Battery Park, the southern tip of the island, and begin the walking tour of some of Manhattan’s most iconic sights: Broadway, Trinity Church, and then Wall Street, with the New York Stock Exchange and the legendary Charging Bull, which continues to attract more attention than any other building in the vicinity.

A few minutes later, you'll arrive at the World Trade Center and the atmosphere changes: here, you’ll be given your ticket to the 9/11 Memorial, two enormous pools that trace the outline of the Twin Towers. The water flows steadily, the engraved names run all around the edges: it is a place that needs no explanation.Watch, listen, and soak it up.

Your guide is there if you have any questions or queries: from the site’s reconstruction to projects that are still ongoing.

Once the tour is over, make your way back to the bus through the bustling streets of Lower Manhattan: traffic, sirens, shops, historic buildings…

And as you head back to the port, the thought is inevitable:This part of New York doesn’t just tell you its story… it throws it down at your feet without asking permission.

• Due to traffic, the order of the stops may vary, or the tour may be subject to unexpected delays, including due to weather conditions or events in the city.
• Please note that the 9/11 Memorial is not the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
• Wear comfortable shoes and dress in plenty of layers, with warm clothes suited to the temperatures.

From Times Square to the Empire State Building, and from the trendiest neighborhoods to the 9/11 Memorial: a sightseeing tour of Manhattan that seems to encapsulate its finest spots. New York rushes past you with all its energy… and doesn’t stop for a second.

• Sightseeing bus tour of Manhattan
• Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Empire State Building
• St. Patrick’s Cathedral & Theater District
• Greenwich Village, Little Italy, Financial District
• Central Park (panoramic view from the bus)
• Visit to the 9/11 Memorial
• Return journey along the historic streets of Midtown and Downtown

We start with a scenic tour through the heart of Manhattan: skyscrapers, traffic, yellow taxis and that blend of lights and sounds that says “welcome to New York”. The bus crosses Midtown as if you were driving through Manhattan at the speed of a trailer: Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Empire State Building, St. Patrick’s Cathedral… all the landmarks, one after the other, without even having to get off the bus.

Then you arrive in the areas that have a real atmosphere: Greenwich Village with its free-spirited vibe, Little Italy, which looks like a film set that refuses to retire, and the Financial District, which moves even faster than its inhabitants. In between, enjoy glimpses of Central Park, New York’s only green oasis.

The most moving moment arrives at the 9/11 Memorial. The two pools, the walls of water, the engraved names: it is a place that needs no words. It has a profound effect, full stop.

The tour ends back in the streets of Manhattan, and this time you'll see it with a more trained eye: historic buildings, corners you recognize even if you’ve never been there, and that organized chaos that makes New York… simply New York.

And as you head back towards the port, you'll only have one thing on your mind: you don’t visit this city – it sweeps you off your feet.

• Due to traffic, the order of the stops may vary, or the tour may be subject to unexpected delays, including due to weather conditions or events in the city.
• All sites are visited by bus, with the exception of the 9/11 Memorial.
• Please note that the 9/11 Memorial is not the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
• Wear comfortable shoes and dress in plenty of layers, with warm clothes suited to the temperatures.

We’ll take you to the heart of the ‘real’ New York: Lower Manhattan, Wall Street, Battery Park and the area around the World Trade Center. A blend of history, skyscrapers, global landmarks and an intensely poignant moment at the 9/11 Memorial. It’s the part of New York where everything moves fast, everything changes and everything has a meaning.

• Guided walking tour of the Financial District
• Walk past Trinity Church, Wall Street and the New York Stock Exchange
• Charging Bull and the Broadway area
• Entry to the 9/11 Memorial

The tour begins with a transfer to Lower Manhattan, while your guide points out everything that really matters through the window: iconic skyscrapers, street corners you’ve seen a hundred times in films, and that energy that only New York can offer.

You'll get off at Battery Park, the southern tip of the island, and begin the walking tour of some of Manhattan’s most iconic sights: Broadway, Trinity Church, and then Wall Street, with the New York Stock Exchange and the legendary Charging Bull, which continues to attract more attention than any other building in the vicinity.

A few minutes later, you'll arrive at the World Trade Center and the atmosphere changes: here, you’ll be given your ticket to the 9/11 Memorial, two enormous pools that trace the outline of the Twin Towers. The water flows steadily, the engraved names run all around the edges: it is a place that needs no explanation.Watch, listen, and soak it up.

Your guide is there if you have any questions or queries: from the site’s reconstruction to projects that are still ongoing.

Once the tour is over, make your way back to the bus through the bustling streets of Lower Manhattan: traffic, sirens, shops, historic buildings…

And as you head back to the port, the thought is inevitable:This part of New York doesn’t just tell you its story… it throws it down at your feet without asking permission.

• Due to traffic, the order of the stops may vary, or the tour may be subject to unexpected delays, including due to weather conditions or events in the city.
• Please note that the 9/11 Memorial is not the 9/11 Memorial Museum.
• Wear comfortable shoes and dress in plenty of layers, with warm clothes suited to the temperatures.

Four days, two iconic wonders and a voyage into the heart of the Canadian winter. From the Niagara Falls, where water is transformed into pure power amidst the icy spray and mist, to sparkling Toronto, which soars skywards with its CN Tower. A journey through cosmopolitan cities, snow-covered landscapes, stunning views and experiences that will carve themselves into your memory. Ready to discover the most spectacular side of Canada?

Itinerary in brief:

Day 1

• Flight from New York to Toronto
• Transfer to Niagara Falls through the Canadian countryside
• Panoramic dinner at the Skylon Tower’s revolving restaurant
• Check-in at a hotel with a view of the waterfalls

Day 2

• Boat cruise on the Canadian side of the falls
• Stopover in the United States for lunch (free choice)
• Experience at the Cave of the Winds on the American side
• Hornblower

Day 3

• Transfer from the Niagara Falls to Toronto
• Guided tour of the city: neighborhoods, history and iconic sights
• Lunch with a view at the CN Tower
• Free afternoon in Toronto

Day 4

• Transfer to Pearson Airport
• Flight to Fort Lauderdale and return to the ship

Day 1

• Flight from New York to Toronto
• Transfer to Niagara Falls through the Canadian countryside
• Panoramic dinner at the Skylon Tower’s revolving restaurant
• Check-in at a hotel with a view of the waterfalls

Day 2

• Boat cruise on the Canadian side of the falls
• Stopover in the United States for lunch (free choice)
• Experience at the Cave of the Winds on the American side
• Hornblower

Day 3

• Transfer from the Niagara Falls to Toronto
• Guided tour of the city: neighborhoods, history and iconic sights
• Lunch with a view at the CN Tower
• Free afternoon in Toronto

Day 4

• Transfer to Pearson Airport
• Flight to Fort Lauderdale and return to the ship

Day 1 – New York → Niagara Falls: debut in the mists of winter
The journey begins amidst the dynamic vibe of New York , where a flight to Toronto takes you to a completely different setting. The quiet, snowy Canadian countryside accompanies you on the transfer to Niagara Falls, where winter lends a special magic to one of North America’s most iconic destinations.
The evening starts with a real bang: dinner in the legendary Skylon Tower, in the revolving restaurant with views over the falls and the illuminated city. The panorama at night, with the mist dancing over the reflections of the lights, is like a theater set. Your hotel, overlooking the waterfalls, makes for a arrival that promises plenty of excitement.

Day 2 – Niagara Falls: Two countries, one incredible spectacle

The day is entirely devoted to experiencing Niagara Falls in all its glory. The morning begins on the Canadian side, aboard the Hornblower, which takes you almost to the base of Horseshoe Falls: spray, mist, rainbows and the roar of millions of cubic meters of water plunging into the void. It's a close encounter with nature in its purest and most spectacular form.

Then, you'll cross the border into the United States, with a lunch of your choice at the Niagara Falls, New York, before heading down into the heart of the falls to the Cave of the Winds. Here, wooden walkways and ponchos accompany you on the short walk from Bridal Veil Falls, amidst the whirling wind, water and sounds that envelop all the senses.

Head back to the hotel in the late afternoon, with dinner included, followed by a relaxing evening after a day that will remain imprinted on your memory for a long time to come.

Day 3 – Arrival in Toronto: skyline, culture and heady heights
Leaving the waterfalls behind, the journey continues towards Toronto, Canada’s elegant cultural capital. A local expert will guide you through the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods, its most iconic landmarks and its many faces, encompassing history, multiculturalism and modern architecture.
The highlight? Lunch is at the CN Tower, suspended high above the city, where huge windows offer views that seem to go on forever. The afternoon is free for whatever you want to do: shopping, art, museums or simply strolling through the city center.

Enjoy dinner at the hotel, followed by another free evening to continue exploring this wonderful city.

Day 4 – Toronto → Fort Lauderdale: a stress-free return
Once you’ve checked out, Toronto's Pearson Airport welcomes you with a real perk: the opportunity to complete all the US customs procedures required to get back on board the ship. This means a stress-free flight and a smooth, quick arrival in Fort Lauderdale.
A private bus will be waiting to take you directly to the port. The ship welcomes you back, as you take memories of a surprising, powerful and unforgettable winter in Canada back home with you.

• To enter Canada, you will need to apply for an eTA on the Canadian government’s website.
• Bring your passport: You'll need it to take part in this experience.
• The experience can be booked and canceled up to 90 days prior to the start date of the land excursion.
• In order to offer you an exclusive experience, the number of places is limited: Book early.
• The presence of the Costa Tour Expert is not guaranteed for the entire experience.
• This tour is not suitable for guests with mobility problems
• Wear shoes and clothing suitable for the route and the Canadian winter. At the waterfalls, you may get wet.

Four days, two iconic wonders and a voyage into the heart of the Canadian winter. From the Niagara Falls, where water is transformed into pure power amidst the icy spray and mist, to sparkling Toronto, which soars skywards with its CN Tower. A journey through cosmopolitan cities, snow-covered landscapes, stunning views and experiences that will carve themselves into your memory. Ready to discover the most spectacular side of Canada?

Itinerary in brief:

Day 1

• Flight from New York to Toronto
• Transfer to Niagara Falls through the Canadian countryside
• Panoramic dinner at the Skylon Tower’s revolving restaurant
• Check-in at a hotel with a view of the waterfalls

Day 2

• Boat cruise on the Canadian side of the falls
• Stopover in the United States for lunch (free choice)
• Experience at the Cave of the Winds on the American side
• Hornblower

Day 3

• Transfer from the Niagara Falls to Toronto
• Guided tour of the city: neighborhoods, history and iconic sights
• Lunch with a view at the CN Tower
• Free afternoon in Toronto

Day 4

• Transfer to Pearson Airport
• Flight to Fort Lauderdale and return to the ship

Day 1

• Flight from New York to Toronto
• Transfer to Niagara Falls through the Canadian countryside
• Panoramic dinner at the Skylon Tower’s revolving restaurant
• Check-in at a hotel with a view of the waterfalls

Day 2

• Boat cruise on the Canadian side of the falls
• Stopover in the United States for lunch (free choice)
• Experience at the Cave of the Winds on the American side
• Hornblower

Day 3

• Transfer from the Niagara Falls to Toronto
• Guided tour of the city: neighborhoods, history and iconic sights
• Lunch with a view at the CN Tower
• Free afternoon in Toronto

Day 4

• Transfer to Pearson Airport
• Flight to Fort Lauderdale and return to the ship

Day 1 – New York → Niagara Falls: debut in the mists of winter
The journey begins amidst the dynamic vibe of New York , where a flight to Toronto takes you to a completely different setting. The quiet, snowy Canadian countryside accompanies you on the transfer to Niagara Falls, where winter lends a special magic to one of North America’s most iconic destinations.
The evening starts with a real bang: dinner in the legendary Skylon Tower, in the revolving restaurant with views over the falls and the illuminated city. The panorama at night, with the mist dancing over the reflections of the lights, is like a theater set. Your hotel, overlooking the waterfalls, makes for a arrival that promises plenty of excitement.

Day 2 – Niagara Falls: Two countries, one incredible spectacle

The day is entirely devoted to experiencing Niagara Falls in all its glory. The morning begins on the Canadian side, aboard the Hornblower, which takes you almost to the base of Horseshoe Falls: spray, mist, rainbows and the roar of millions of cubic meters of water plunging into the void. It's a close encounter with nature in its purest and most spectacular form.

Then, you'll cross the border into the United States, with a lunch of your choice at the Niagara Falls, New York, before heading down into the heart of the falls to the Cave of the Winds. Here, wooden walkways and ponchos accompany you on the short walk from Bridal Veil Falls, amidst the whirling wind, water and sounds that envelop all the senses.

Head back to the hotel in the late afternoon, with dinner included, followed by a relaxing evening after a day that will remain imprinted on your memory for a long time to come.

Day 3 – Arrival in Toronto: skyline, culture and heady heights
Leaving the waterfalls behind, the journey continues towards Toronto, Canada’s elegant cultural capital. A local expert will guide you through the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods, its most iconic landmarks and its many faces, encompassing history, multiculturalism and modern architecture.
The highlight? Lunch is at the CN Tower, suspended high above the city, where huge windows offer views that seem to go on forever. The afternoon is free for whatever you want to do: shopping, art, museums or simply strolling through the city center.

Enjoy dinner at the hotel, followed by another free evening to continue exploring this wonderful city.

Day 4 – Toronto → Fort Lauderdale: a stress-free return
Once you’ve checked out, Toronto's Pearson Airport welcomes you with a real perk: the opportunity to complete all the US customs procedures required to get back on board the ship. This means a stress-free flight and a smooth, quick arrival in Fort Lauderdale.
A private bus will be waiting to take you directly to the port. The ship welcomes you back, as you take memories of a surprising, powerful and unforgettable winter in Canada back home with you.

• To enter Canada, you will need to apply for an eTA on the Canadian government’s website.
• Bring your passport: You'll need it to take part in this experience.
• The experience can be booked and canceled up to 90 days prior to the start date of the land excursion.
• In order to offer you an exclusive experience, the number of places is limited: Book early.
• The presence of the Costa Tour Expert is not guaranteed for the entire experience.
• This tour is not suitable for guests with mobility problems
• Wear shoes and clothing suitable for the route and the Canadian winter. At the waterfalls, you may get wet.