All City Pass NYC

• Departure Point: Any stop along the route (Stop #1-16)

• Schedule: Daily 8am - 6pm

• Unlimited Hop-On Hop-Off

• Complete loop takes approx: 2 hours

• Recorded narration available in these languages:
  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

Manhattan is home to some of the most iconic sights in the entire city, and our downtown Manhattan sightseeing tour will introduce you to some of the best New York sightseeing in five days. Beginning in Times Square, the heart of Midtown, the tour travels south past famous landmarks like Rockefeller Center, the Empire State Building, and Radio City Music Hall. Experience the distinct cultural enclaves of Chinatown and Little Italy before heading through the Financial District on your way to Battery Park. As the bus rounds the southern tip of Manhattan, the Statue of Liberty appears across the harbor. The return trip provides a close-up look of the newly constructed One World Trade Center, soaring more than a hundred stories high. With the option to hop off the bus at any one of these locations, the downtown tour is an exciting and convenient way to experience some essential landmarks.

• Departure Point: Any stop along the route (Stop #3 and 15-28)

• Schedule: Daily 9am - 5pm

• Unlimited Hop-On Hop-Off

• Complete loop takes approx: 2 hours

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Uptown Manhattan features a fascinating and refined combination of culture, education, and nature. Our tour begins along Central Park, where the beautiful trees, fields, and gardens offer a tranquil alternative to the bustling avenues. Moving through Harlem, an epicenter of African-American culture, provides an opportunity to experience the distinct art and cuisine of the historic neighborhood. The small distance between 82nd and 105th streets houses New York's most impressive and world-renowned museums, which together draw tens of millions of visitors every year. Known by locals as "Museum Mile," this collection of museums is considered one of the foremost concentrations of art and history in the world.

• Departure Point: Battery Park (Between West St. & Washington St.) (Stop #12)

• Schedule: Daily 10am

• Complete loop takes approx: 1 hour and 45 minutes

Brooklyn deserves a visit on any tour of the city, so we made sure to include it in our five-day New York attractions pass. Ticket-purchasers with TopView can experience the city's hippest culture as our double-deckers tour the essential sites of this iconic borough, including diverse destinations like Prospect Park, Grand Army Plaza, and the Barclays Center. The route is rounded out by a stunning view of the Manhattan skyline from across the river. As a key component of the iconic skyline, the Brooklyn Bridge remains a powerful sight well more than a century after its construction.

• Departure Point: Stop No 15 (8th Ave btwn 42nd St & 43rd St) (Stop #15)

• Schedule: Daily 9:00am

• Complete loop takes approx: 2 hours

Nothing says New York like the Yankees, and with our New York attraction pass, you can take a tour of the Bronx that brings you right to their home field! The new Yankee Stadium has been home to icons like Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera and remains one of the best and most expensive stadiums in the history of sports. Our Bronx tour also features a ride through Harlem and Midtown, areas teeming with culture and history.

• Departure Point: 286 West 46th Street (Between 7th & 8th Avenue) (Stop #1)

• Schedule: Daily 7pm - 10pm

• Complete loop takes approx: 1 hour and 45 minutes

New York reveals its true magnificence at night when the city that never sleeps glows with millions of lights. Our double decker Night Tour takes you from Times Square down 5th Avenue to the Empire State Building, Greenwich Village, Chinatown, and Little Italy, before crossing over to Brooklyn. As the bus returns to Manhattan the Brooklyn Bridge provides a truly dazzling performance of light and architecture. After passing the United Nations, the tour continues with the Chrysler building and Grand Central Terminal, two of the most beautiful structures in the entire city. Before you know it, the bus has returned to the glamorous lights of Times Square, leaving you with a night of memories to last a lifetime!

• Schedule: Daily 8am - 5pm

• 2 hours (extra)

Enjoy the fresh air while breezily pedaling through Central Park on one of your five days in NYC with our convenient bike rentals. With additional two hours to ride, you'll be sure to get your fill of sights, nature, and beautiful Manhattan scenery. Our bicycles are professionally maintained to ensure that nothing gets in the way of your perfect Central Park adventure!

• The All City Pass gives you access to one of the Liberty Cruise options below. No need to decide now. Choose when you redeem your tickets.

• Departure Point: World Financial Terminal at Battery Park City (Vesey St. and North End Ave.)

• Schedule:

  • Liberty Cruise Select:
    Mon to Fri: 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, & 3:00 PM.
    Sat and Sun: 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 3:00 PM & 5:30 PM.
    Duration: 2 hours
  • Liberty Cruise Express:
    Mon to Fri: 12:00 PM, & 1:45 PM.
    Sat and Sun: 12:00 PM, 1:45 PM, 3:30 PM, & 5:00 PM.
    Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes

Get a close look at the Statue of Liberty and the iconic Manhattan skyline while cruising New York Harbor! Don't miss the opportunity to see South Street Seaport, which is home to a fascinating collection of antique ships from throughout the city's history. Relaxing, fun, and informative, the Liberty Cruise offers an unbeatable way to capture the sights of NYC while enjoying the ride!

• Schedule: Daily 10am - 6pm

• Average visit duration 1 hour

Located along the Museum Mile section of Fifth Ave., the Museum of the City of New York chronicles local culture through an array of exhibitions, interactive programs, publications, and other media. Founded in 1923 and housed in a landmark building, the nonprofit museum hosts temporary exhibitions to complement its extensive permanent collections. Hallways and gallery spaces invite guests inside to study historic maps, photographs of life and architecture, and artwork as well as vintage displays gathering toys, fashion, and furniture, providing more insight into the city's rich character than the diary of Al Pacino.