On this excursion you will know the points of interest that other companies do not offer, with extensive knowledge about each county. Making a review of the history of each of the counties visited, their worst moments and those moments that have given them worldwide fame. You will also learn about music, people, inventions and filming locations in our city.

THIS IS A SOCIALLY DISTANCED TOUR. This private guided tour takes you beyond Manhattan to Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx — the "real New York," where most tourists never venture. Hop out wherever you like! Far more than the Empire State Building, Times Square and Rockefeller Center, on this tour, you'll travel out to visit local neighborhoods, sights and markets and have lunch at a local place. Transportation is provided in the comfort of a roomy late model Toyota Sienna minivan, with capacity to accommodate up to six guests. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS PRIVATE DRIVING TOUR IS SOCIALLY DISTANCED FROM THE CROWDED CITY SIDEWALKS, SUBWAYS AND BUSES.

New York is not just Manhattan but a multi-ethnic and cosmopolitan city that, thanks to our exclusive tour, you will be able to fully appreciate. The tour begins along the Hudson River, passing through the African-American neighborhood of Harlem until arriving in the Bronx in front of Yankee Stadium. After the external visit of the stadium, the tour continues in the heart of the Bronx at the graffiti “I love the Bronx” by Tats Cru in which the main symbols of New York are represented. Afterwards, we will stop at Arthur Avenue, famous for its “Little Italy” where it seems that time has never passed. The tour continues towards deep Queens passing through the Malba district until you reach Corona Park * to visit the famous “Unisphere”. The tour then takes you to Brooklyn passing through the Jewish quarter until you reach the Dumbo area where you can admire the panorama of Manhattan and the impressive Brooklyn Bridge. The tour ends in Manhattan's Little Italy.

Lifelong native New Yorker with solid experience and working knowledge of Arthur Avenue, NYC’s "Real Little Italy”. Bring your appetite and explore unique authentic Italian delicacies along one the most famous cultural spots in all of New York City. Hear the stories, history, and what makes Arthur Avenue a must-see visit. Among the highlights, visit the Arthur Avenue Retail Market with its amazing bakery, meat market, produce stand, and café. Get ‘The Big Mike’ at Mike’s Deli, and see the best cigars in NYC made in full view. Try Madonia’s Bakeries ‘olive bread’, see Cosenza’s Fish Market’s open-air raw bar, and check out the famous Calabria Pork Store’s unique ‘pork chandelier’. So many original Italian restaurants to choose from, you can’t go wrong with Ann and Tony’s, Mario’s, Dominick’s, Enzo’s, Zero Otto Nove, Pasquale’s or Frankie’s. Get a slice from ‘Full Moon Pizza’, grab a mozzarella from Casa Della Mozzarella and take home some Borgotti’s ravioli too!

Begin your tour at PizzArte, an authentic Italian restaurant and café in Midtown Manhattan. Continue to Columbus Circle, dedicated to Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer whose legacy inspired one of the most important celebrations of the Italian-American community in the U.S. Next, take the subway to Arthur Avenue, the Bronx’s Little Italy — the neighborhood that inspired Robert De Niro and Chazz Palminteri’s A Bronx Tale. Here, Italian families who emigrated in the 1950s and 1960s still live and preserve their traditions. Meet local figures, hear authentic stories, and stroll among historic bakeries, delis, and family-run shops, with free time to enjoy traditional food (optional and not included). Return to Manhattan for a stop in Greenwich Village, where you’ll visit a church tied to the Italian community and a historic café that served New York’s first cappuccino in 1927. End the tour in Little Italy with stories of Mafia legends, classic films, and Italian immigrant dreams