Walking Tours
Learn about the radical artists and planners who shaped the city from the canyons of Lower Manhattan to the quaint enclave of Gramercy.
PRICE: $20/person | Children 12 and under FREE
(Pay Cash or Venmo on tour date)
Minimum: 2 | Maximum: 20 guests
Tours led by licensed tour guide.
Unlocking the Secrets of Gramercy
WHAT: Mini tour of landmarks in the area rich with history, drama, and artistic highlights
WHAT TO EXPECT: 60 minutes in duration (Total: 0.51 mi/0.82 km)
Begins: Sidewalk in front of Blue Bottle Coffee 257 Park Ave South between 20th and 21st Streets
Ends: Sidewalk across from 34 Gramercy East
NOT INCLUDED: Inside access to Gramercy Park
Directions: 4/5/6/L/N/Q/R/W to Union Sq.
SUMMER 2025
SUNDAY 1:30 PM: JULY 13
FRIDAY 11:00 AM: AUGUST 8
FALL 2025
FRIDAY 11:00 AM: SEPTEMBER 12
SATURDAY 1:30 PM: OCTOBER 11,
NOVEMBER 8
Pre-registration Required: info@reelnewyorkcity.com
The Big Red Thing Public Art Walking Tour
SUMMER 2025
SATURDAY 1:30 PM: JULY 26
FRIDAY 11:00 AM: AUGUST 22
FALL 2025
SATURDAY 1:30 PM: SEPTEMBER 27
SATURDAY 1:30 PM: OCTOBER 25
SATURDAY 1:30 PM: NOVEMBER 22
Pre-registration Required: info@reelnewyorkcity.com
WHAT: Mini tour of a mighty collection of modern art tailored to Lower Manhattan
WHAT TO EXPECT: 60 minutes in duration and includes stairs and some sidewalk slope (Total: 0.25mi/0.41 km)
Begins: 140 Broadway (Between Liberty and Cedar Street)
Ends: Zuccotti Park (Broadway between Liberty and Cedar Street)
Directions: A/C/J/Z/2/3/4/5 to Fulton St.
More than a Memorial
ADD-ON ‘More than a Memorial’ Tour in Lower Manhattan (Additional 60-minutes | Total: 0.67 mi/1.08 km)
Explore public art and architecture around the perimeter of the 9/11 Memorial intentionally designed as a void to see what was returned and what was created anew. Twenty years on, discover the reshaped skyline and the canyons of Lower Manhattan.
WHAT TO EXPECT: There are numerous steps, ramps, elevated walkways and escalators involved in this moderate level urban walk.
Begins: One Liberty Plaza on the corner of Broadway and Liberty Street by ‘Double Check’ sculpture by John Seward Johnson II
Ends: North Cove Marina near World Financial Center Plaza designed by Siah Armajani and Scott Burton
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