Tours in New York City

New York City Tours FAQs

• What corporate team tours are available in New York City?

  

  Elevent's NYC tours catalog covers a remarkable range — neighborhood food tours through Chinatown and Little Italy, the New York and Brooklyn Sandwich Tours, a guided Prohibition history tour of NYC's oldest pubs and taverns, a Private Wine, Food and History Tour of Greenwich Village, an LGBTQ+ History Walking Tour of Greenwich Village covering the Stonewall riots and the birth of the Pride movement, NYC TV & Movie location tours, a Graffiti Workshop and Street Art Tour in Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge and Central Park bike tours, and the VIP Dining Experience — a progressive dinner visiting three of New York's top award-winning restaurants. All experiences are professionally guided and designed for corporate groups.

• What NYC tour works best for client entertainment?

  

  For client entertainment, the VIP Dining Experience is the standout option — an award-winning progressive dinner visiting three top New York restaurants, available for groups of 20–125 people at $399 per person. The evening format creates a premium, unhurried experience ideal for executive client relationships. For smaller client groups, the Private Wine, Food and History Tour of Greenwich Village (2–32 people, $175/person) combines wine and food tastings with the neighborhood's rich cultural history in a format that feels genuinely personal. A Moveable Feast — an Italian dinner across an osteria, two restaurants, and an Italian café — is another premium option for small groups of 6–30 at $280 per person.

• What NYC tours work best for DEI or cultural programming?

  

  The LGBTQ+ History Walking Tour of Greenwich Village is one of the most powerful DEI experiences available on Elevent — a guided walk through America's first gayborhood covering the Stonewall riots, the first Pride march, and the history of the LGBTQ+ rights movement in New York. The tour accommodates 2–30 people and runs 60 minutes at $2,400 flat rate. The Chinatown and Little Italy Food Fest celebrates two of NYC's most vibrant ethnic neighborhoods through food, while the Graffiti Workshop and Street Art Tour in Brooklyn explores street art as cultural expression and community identity. All three work well as standalone DEI programming or as part of a broader company values initiative.

• Are there active or outdoor tour options for teams in NYC?

  

  Yes — Elevent's NYC tours catalog includes two bike tour formats: the Brooklyn Bridge Bike Tour (15–150 people, $60/person) and the Central Park Bike Tour (15–150 people, $60/person). The Brooklyn Bridge tour takes groups across the iconic bridge with breathtaking views of the NYC skyline and the East River. The Central Park tour explores the park's iconic landscapes and lush scenery. Both run 120 minutes and are led by professional cycling guides. These formats work well for active, outdoorsy teams and provide a memorable shared physical experience that's distinctly different from office-based events.

• What NYC tours work best for teams visiting from out of town?

  

  For out-of-town teams visiting New York, tours that capture the city's most iconic and culturally specific elements create the most memorable experiences. The NYC TV & Movie Tour (10–100 people, $70/person) visits famous filming locations from both big and small screen productions — a popular choice for teams with a pop culture affinity. The Sex and the City Hotspots Tour (22–54 people, $64/person) follows locations from the iconic TV show through Manhattan neighborhoods. The Chinatown and Little Italy Food Fest and the Greenwich Village history tour both offer an authentic NYC neighborhood experience that visitors can't get from standard tourism. For the most premium experience, the VIP Dining Experience visits three of the city's top restaurants in one evening.

• How much do corporate tours cost in New York City?

  

  NYC corporate tours on Elevent range significantly by format. Bike tours are the most accessible at $60 per person for groups of 15–150. Walking and neighborhood tours run $34–$147 per person depending on duration and format. The Central Park TV & Movie Sites Walking Tour starts from $34 per person. Food-focused tours run $70–$175 per person. The VIP Dining Experience is the most premium option at $399 per person for 20–125 people. The LGBTQ+ History Walking Tour is $2,400 flat rate for groups of 2–30. Most events can be reserved with no upfront payment, with headcount adjustable up to a certain time before the event.