Experience the real NYC with a passionate local! I’m Denis, a licensed guide who’s called NYC home since 2013. I offer custom WALKING TOURS (4 to 8 hours) of all five boroughs, sharing a unique inside
From: $0.00
Location: New York City
What's Included
- LOCAL EXPERTISE: I'll share NYC history, culture, and hidden gems. You'll have a unique experience.
- CONVENIENT PICK-UP: in Manhattan, Brooklyn, or Queens. Other boroughs upon request (may have fees).
- PRIVATE GUIDING SERVICE: You'll have just me, Denis, as tour leader. I'll share insights, tips.
- CUSTOMIZED ITINERARY: We'll plan your route together. Based on your interests and chosen borough(s).
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Absolutely! Denis is super flexible and will work with you to incorporate food stops that match your preferences. Just let him know what you’re into—like pizza, bagels, or vegan spots—and he’ll plan accordingly. It’s all about making the experience unique to you!
A: If the weather doesn't cooperate, Denis is great about rescheduling the tour. He’ll keep you updated on forecasts, and you can chat about alternative indoor spots if it rains. Just reach out to him beforehand so you can plan the best experience!
A: This tour is totally family-friendly, and kids will love the interactive storytelling! There’s no strict age limit, but it’s best suited for kids who can walk for a few hours. Denis can tailor the experience to keep them engaged, like focusing on fun spots or making it a treasure hunt.
Discussions
Thinking about gifting a private NYC walking tour—anyone done this?
I’m considering getting this private walking tour for my sister’s birthday. She’s never been to NYC and I think exploring with a local like Denis would be amazing! I’m curious if anyone has done this and if Denis really knows all the hidden gems he talks about? What boroughs did you guys explore? Thanks!
Private NYC walking tour or just a guidebook?
I’m in NYC for a short trip and debating if this private walking tour is worth it. It’s $0, which is confusing. Is it really just tips at the end? Would it be better to just explore with a guidebook? Looking for insights!