Virtual Walks in New York City
Virtual tour pricing is based on the size of your group, the length of the presentation, and (to some extent) the technical demands of the presentation. Presentations begin at $150; please contact us with information about your needs and we'll quote you a price.
In-person tours begin at $200 per group. Contact us for details.
Stops included in each virtual tour are subject to change.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
With the construction of Central Park in the second half of the 19th century, the Upper East Side became—and remains—the most fashionable (or, at least, richest) New York City neighborhood.
During the Gilded Age, Fifth Avenue became New York’s gold coast, and the streets are lined with former mansions, prestigious boutiques, private clubs, and—along “Millionaire’s Mile”—some of the city's grandest apartment buildings.
Featured on the tour: The lost Vanderbilt mansions of Fifth Avenue * Grand Army Plaza and the Plaza Hotel * the Metropolitan Club * the Knickerbocker Club * the Central Park Arsenal * Temple Emanu-El *
the Joseph Pulitzer Mansion * the Seventh Regiment (Park Avenue) Armory * Hunter College * the Met Breuer (formerly the Whitney Museum) * the Hotel Carlyle * the Frick Collection * the Duke Mansion (NYU's Institute of Fine Art) * former Mayor Mike Bloomberg's Mansion * the Metropolitan Museum of Art * Andrew Carnegie's mansion (now the Cooper-Hewitt)