Manhattan Food Tour

Enjoy the best culinary experience on a guided walking tour of south-east Manhattan. You’ll sample the finest traditional dishes and visit interesting spots in the district. The tour includes visits to:Little Italy, Chinatown, Nolita, the Tenement Museum, St Patrick’s Cathedral and much more.

Around 14 travellers will be taking part in this tour, ensuring you have a high-quality experience.

To gain an in-depth understanding of the history of south-east Manhattan, a visit to the African American National Cemetery is a must. It is the final resting place of over 400 African Americans – both free people and, for the most part, slaves – who were buried there during the 17th and 18th centuries.

You’ll be impressed by the architecture of St Patrick’s Cathedral. It is the largest neo-Gothic cathedral in North America.

You’ll stroll through the Lower East Side neighbourhood and witness its evolution. It’s one of the oldest neighbourhoods in NYC, where millions of immigrants settled. You’ll pass very close to the Tenement Museum, which reveals the lives of immigrants in New York from 1870 to 1940.

Chinatown, home to the largest Chinese community in the Western world, awaits to charm you with its unique atmosphere. Its colourful streets, lined with signs in Chinese, make it a world of its own within the Big Apple.

You’ll enjoy some green spaces. You’ll pass through Columbus Park and Sara Delano Roosevelt Park. Thanks to your guide, you’ll discover how both have changed over the years.

You’ll wander through the colourful streets of Little Italy, whilst your guide recounts the history of the first Italian immigrants who sought refuge in this part of Manhattan. You’ll admire modern street art and visit a famous food shop for a delicious tasting.

You’ll also stroll through the streets of Nolita, formerly part of Little Italy, which is brimming with restaurants, bars and art.