Discover three of New York City's most iconic neighborhoods on the tour that started it all. We've been leading this route for more than 15 years and were the first company to combine SoHo, Little Italy, and Chinatown into one classic New York City walking tour.
As you explore, you'll discover that New York's neighborhoods are constantly evolving. Walk through historic Little Italy, much of which is now known as NoLita, see parts of SoHo that have taken on new identities, and learn how Chinatown has expanded over the decades. You'll also visit the site of the former Five Points neighborhood, uncovering the stories of the immigrant communities that transformed Lower Manhattan into the city we know today.
With an expert guide leading the way, you'll experience world-famous architecture, fascinating history, vibrant culture, and hidden stories that bring each neighborhood to life.
Spring Street Park in SoHo, on the southwest corner of Spring Street and Avenue of the Americas (6th Avenue)
Columbus Park on Mulberry & Bayard Streets
Discover the architectural beauty of SoHo's Cast Iron District, home to the world's largest collection of cast-iron buildings. Stroll beneath stunning 19th-century facades, admire the intricate craftsmanship and oversized windows that defined a new era of design, and learn how this former industrial neighborhood transformed into one of New York City's most fashionable destinations.
See the iconic Haughwout Building, a masterpiece of 19th-century architecture completed in 1857. Admire its elegant Italianate design while discovering why this landmark made history as the home of the world's first successful passenger elevator—a revolutionary innovation that forever changed how buildings were designed.
Explore the heart of Little Italy, where generations of Italian immigrants built a vibrant community that helped shape New York City. Wander historic streets lined with traditional bakeries, cafés, and family-owned businesses while discovering the neighborhood's rich heritage and enduring traditions.
Pass by Lombardi's Pizza, widely recognized as America's first pizzeria. Established in 1905, this legendary restaurant helped introduce New York-style pizza to generations of locals and visitors, earning its place as one of the city's most iconic dining destinations.
Stand at the crossroads of Chinatown and Little Italy, where two of New York City's most distinctive immigrant communities meet. Discover how these neighboring enclaves have evolved over generations, creating a fascinating blend of cultures, traditions, and everyday life.
Discover the fascinating history of the former Five Points neighborhood, once one of the most infamous districts in 19th-century America. Learn how waves of immigration, poverty, and political corruption shaped this legendary neighborhood—made famous by Gangs of New York—and see how it has transformed into a vibrant part of Lower Manhattan.
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