Private Guided Sightseeing Tours of New York City

Recently, New York City has been experiencing a spectacular skyscraper boom! more so than ever before. The Empire State Building reigned as the world’s tallest building on earth and those days are over. It is about to rank as the five tallest buildings in New York. New York’s skyscrapers, in recent years, have exceeded The World Trade Tower* and many Billionaires Row buildings.
Many building’s heights are measured that include poles at the top. I do not agree. That a building’s height should be measured by the roof height.
The Chrysler Building, Grand Central Terminal, The Flatiron Building, The World Trade Tower, and numerous others have amusing tales to tell. Pioneers created new engineering technologies that are breaking records and One Central Park Tower is the tallest building in New York.
Billionaires Row in midtown Manhattan is experiencing a bold skyscraper boom. A building boom got the ball rolling and numerous others have broken all the records for altitude, luxury. Numerous homes have three floors with nine figure prices! One sold for $250 million and it’s usually empty, Billionaires are “sitting on their money.”
Most owners don’t occupy their dwellings, they’re “sitting on their money.” Google, One Central Park Tower is the tallest building in New York City although the World Trade tower is taller due to its spike for the building to achieve the height of 1776 feet tall.
Hudson Yards is a city in the city with a price tag of $25 billion consisting of office buildings, residential homes, a high-end shopping center. Other attractions such as The Vessel, a work of art created by a British architect, Thomas Heatherwick. The Shed is a theatre building that expands when needed to accommodate more seating.
The Highline. is another spectacular park built on an old freight railroad trestle. It’s one of the five most popular attractions in the city.
“The Edge” is an observation deck that juts out at the top of the building with a partial glass floor. Yikes you can lay down on glass 1,131 feet high, what a kick! Yikes!
Times Square is open for business with all the hoopla, theatres, street clowns and the customs are a favorite for visitors, especially for kids. The Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, Central Terminal, The Brooklyn bridge, Jane’s Carousel, DUMBO, not an elephant,
The Dakota where John Lennon lived and died. What a story to tell! Fifteen-foot ceilings on the first floor. 1 Vanderbilt, another soaring new building with another sightseeing deck, the best one for kids too.
911memorial, The lady in the harbor, Central Park and oddities, the narrowest house and also the smallest building in Manhattan.
Let’s create your custom itinerary that’ll target your interests that’ll focus on old and new sites. “The only thing that stays the same in New York City is change.”
Questions? Bring them on. We’re here to help you plan a visit to the world’s most exciting and innovative city of our time.
Bushwick, a neighborhood in Brooklyn, has the most spectacular graffiti that is considered art truly amazing,
Harlem is not what you may think. Its vibrant history is a story of historic changes. Visit Alexander Hamilton’s House, The Grange, Washington’s mansion, etc. in Harlem and The Apollo Theatre and Rucker Park where many NBA basketball greats played as kids.
Consider these during your tour: Wall Street, The Bull, 911 Memorial, The Brooklyn Bridge, Greenwich Village, The Dakota, Fraunces Tavern where Washington bid a tearful farewell to his officers. died. Countless rich and famous lived there, actors, writers, musical geniuses on and on and on.