NYC: Sightseeing tour by cable car, Roosevelt Island, and ferry｜United States

Enjoy the wonderful view from the cable car to Roosevelt Island. Sail along the majestic East River and enjoy the Manhattan skyline with its skyscrapers and famous bridges.

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Discover New York from three different perspectives on a panoramic experience that combines a cable car, a walking tour, and a ferry ride.

The adventure begins at 9:00 a.m. in front of Matto Espresso, at 1105 2nd Avenue, just a few steps from the Roosevelt Island Tramway station.

Together with your guide, you'll board the iconic Roosevelt Island Cable Car, from where you'll enjoy breathtaking views of the East River, the Queensboro Bridge, and the Manhattan East Side skyline.

Upon arrival on Roosevelt Island, we'll take a guided tour of the southern part of the island. We'll explore the Cornell Tech and Graduate Roosevelt Island campus and then head to Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park, one of the most peaceful and photogenic places in New York City.

From different points on the island, you'll be able to see some of the most recognizable buildings on the Manhattan skyline, as well as views of Long Island City and the famous Pepsi-Cola Sign in Gantry Plaza State Park.

We'll then continue the experience on board the ferry for a cruise along the East River to Lower Manhattan. During the tour, we'll enjoy magnificent views of the skyline and some of New York's most famous bridges, including the Williamsburg Bridge, the Manhattan Bridge, and the Brooklyn Bridge.

A different way to discover New York, combining views from above, walking tours, and panoramas from the water.

Duration: approximately 4 hours.

The skylines of Lower Manhattan and East Manhattan will accompany you along the way, with their most famous skyscrapers and vantage points seen from the water. En route, we'll also pass by Governors Island, a small historic island with spectacular views of the bay. And as a grand finale, we'll sail right next to the Statue of Liberty before disembarking at Battery Park.