The 3 Neighborhoods Tour will give you unique insight into three very different places in Manhattan.  Start in Soho, one of NYC's trendiest neighborhoods. Learn about the area's real estate and how this area became one of the most expensive places to live on the island. Stroll into the heart of Soho and see some of the poshest bakeries, shops, and restaurants that Soho has to offer.  Walk down Greene Street and talk about why Soho has such unique and beautiful architecture. See the Haughwout Building and the Old Police Station before heading to the next neighborhood. Make a quick stop in Nolita and sample some cheesecake before working your way into Historic Little Italy. Sample some of the delicious local cuisines such as cannolis, gelato, pizza, and more. Mingle with locals and get the inside scoop about famous spots on Mulberry Street. Chinatown is the last neighborhood. Visit the Mahayana Buddhist Temple and get a peek of the 16-foot Golden Buddha. Pass the Manhattan Bridge and walk into the heart of Chinatown. Enjoy treats from The Original Chinatown Ice Cream Factory while you see where Chinatown got its start.  Walk down Doyer Street and learn how the neighborhood has changed over the years. End the tour by enjoying a traditional dumpling and talking about the infamous Five Points.

Go beyond the glimmer of Time Square on this walking tour to explore the diverse New York neighborhoods of SoHo, Chinatown, and Little Italy with a local guide. See SoHo's 19th-century architecture, visit mob sites in Little Italy, and find out where to get the best bargains in Chinatown. Start your tour in the hip neighborhood of SoHo, renowned for its designer boutiques, art galleries, and trendy restaurants. Keep an eye out for celebrities on the cobblestone streets of SoHo and snap selfies in front of famous cast-iron buildings. Admire floral street art by American painter and muralist Jet Martinez. Strut past a vibrant funhouse as you uncover the shocking connection between Prince Street and Alexander Hamilton’s murder. Next, pop over to Little Italy for a whole new vibe. Explore a Godfather filming location as you hear tales of real-life mobsters and pass by eateries serving authentic Italian cuisine. Finally, take a stroll under the paper lanterns of Chinatown. Unearth the plight of Chinese Americans at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Plaza, see the famous Edward Mooney House, and take a peek at New York’s first dim sum restaurant. Along the way, get restaurant suggestions, history tidbits, fun facts, and photo opportunities. You can circle back to any of the stops after the tour to try local recommendations, like a visit to Lombardi’s, the first pizzeria in the US.

From the crazy colors of the mini cupcakes to the cheesy slice of pizza or hot falafel ball, there are many iconic foods to sample on this fully guided walking tour of Greenwich Village and New York City’s fun foods. Learn about the history and the landmarks of the Village and make sure you bring an appetite.  Afterwards, visit the famous Washington Square Park, a 9.75-acre (39,500 m2) public park in Lower Manhattan, New York City. One of New York City's most well known public parks, it's an icon as well as a meeting place and center for cultural activity. It's operated by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. The park is an open space, dominated by the Washington Square Arch at the northern gateway. Spend some time enjoying the music and entertainment around the Washington Square fountain area that has become one of the most popular spots for New Yorkers and tourists. NYU owns most of the buildings around the park including one of the United States' most acclaimed law schools. You'll also visit the famous McDougall and Bleecker Streets where you can always find a pub open at any hour.