We walk through Little Greece or “Greektown,” where the food, people, churches and entire vibe make you feel like you’re walking the streets of Greece — not Queens. Within steps, we make our way to “Little Egypt” where we walk by various Middle Eastern businesses and sample cuisine from the region. Residents from various South and Central American countries are also represented in Astoria, and our food palate takes full advantage. Astoria is a melting pot of flavors and cultures, and this tour brings you the best of both worlds. Explore its streets, savor its dishes, and learn the stories behind its iconic eateries. On the Astoria Walking Food Tour, you will: - Taste flavors from around the world - See the neighborhood’s unique character - Hear stories of culture and tradition - Experience a global food haven Don’t wait to savor the flavors of NYC—book your tour now and secure your spot for an unforgettable culinary adventure!

Connect with your wild side and the largest animal zoo in the US! Make the most of your visit to Bronx Zoo with skip-the-line tickets and private transportation from your accommodation. See your favourite animals and enjoy special attractions and rides. Highlights: Spend a fun day at the Bronx Zoo with your family and friends Beat the crowds with skip-the-line tickets to the zoo Enjoy special attractions and rides See rare and exotic animals, from lions to monkeys Travel by private car with pickup and drop-off directly at your accommodation From tiny toads to big cats, the Bronx Zoo is home to the most amazing animal species in the world! Let us organize the perfect outing for your family or group of friends. Create unforgettable memories at the largest urban zoo in New York!

The most comprehensive tour to discover New York. We depart at 8:00 AM from Midtown to explore Columbus Circle, Lincoln Center, and the Dakota Building, taking a walk through Strawberry Fields and observing the San Remo Towers, the American Museum of Natural History, and Fifth Avenue, with views of the Guggenheim, the MET, and the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. We will cross the Queensboro Bridge to the Queensbridge Park viewpoint and continue through Astoria to The Bronx, visiting the Joker Stairs, Yankee Stadium, and iconic murals. We will then pass through Malba and Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, home to Citi Field, the US Open, and the Unisphere. In Brooklyn, we will explore Williamsburg, home to the Hasidic Jewish community, before finally crossing the Manhattan Bridge and ending near Ground Zero, the perfect spot to continue discovering Downtown on your own.

Astoria is one of the most multicultural neighborhoods in New York City, and on this tour you’ll literally eat your way around the world in just a few blocks. Instead of big restaurants or tourist spots, this experience focuses on small, local, and family-run businesses that locals actually love. Each stop represents a different culture that has shaped Astoria’s food scene. From Colombian bakeries and Georgian dumplings to Taiwanese street food, Greek markets, Indian snacks, and classic NYC Italian pastries. This is a relaxed, small-group walking tour where we eat, explore, chat, and learn as we go. Expect a mix of sweet and savory bites with enough tastings to feel like a full lunch. You’ll leave with a list of neighborhood favorites, new food discoveries, and a deeper understanding of why Astoria is considered one of the best food neighborhoods in NYC. Come hungry, wear comfy shoes, and get ready for a fun and flavorful neighborhood adventure.

Celebrate World Cup season in New York and eat your way through the world’s borough with a food tour in Astoria. You won’t need to pay an arm and a leg for match tickets to experience the globe. Become a modern day Anthony Bourdain as chow down on food from five countries in just 15 blocks. - Come hungry. You'll get five generous tastings that are more than enough for lunch - Savor the flavors of World Cup upstarts like Bosnia and Egypt, plus football superpowers like Brazil - You’ll also pay homage to past football superstar teams not lucky enough to make this year’s tournament, including Italy and Greece - Rather than overcrowded and overpriced midtown restaurants, you’ll sample food from hole-in-the-wall locally owned establishments - Each stop is an adventure, as you banter with the people behind the counter of an old school Italian deli and see your seafood being prepared at an Egyptian restaurant - The tour begins a mere 25 minute subway ride from Times Square