New York

New York City Tours: Educational, Fun, and Flexible

Son Tours offers unforgettable, customizable educational tours to the one and only New York, New York. This destination is a world icon, acting as the setting of plays, movies, television shows, and, most importantly, historical events ranging from the earliest memories of our country to recent and current events. As a world capital of art, finance, business, theater, architecture, and more, you’ll have no shortage of sights and attractions to show your students on a walking tour of this magnificent city.

Why Book Your New York Student Trip With Our Student Travel Company?

Our licensed tour operators and guides will accompany your students during a myriad of activities throughout a sightseeing tour of NYC, all while staying at deluxe, comfortable accommodations, accompanied by an experienced Son Tours representative. We take care of all of the planning, pre-booking, security, and even billing, so you don’t have to worry about anything. With us, you get more than just trip planning; we take care of so much more so we can offer the best New York tour for students possible.

New York City Tour Highlights

• Central Park: A 778-acre island of nature in a city of millions.
• National 9/11 Memorial & Museum: An emotional journey through the most devastating foreign attack on American soil since Pearl Harbor, a 110,000-square-foot exhibition space filled with displays, archives, narratives, artifacts, and more.
• Radio City Music Hall: The iconic, art deco theater full of musical history.
• Art Museums: New York City is home to multiple museums, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
• STEM Museums: Give students an opportunity to explore the depths of numerous fields of STEM at museums like the American Museum of Natural History, the National Museum of Mathematics, and the Intrepid Sea, Air, & Space Museum.
• Historic Immigration Port: Students can retrace the steps of their ancestors at the magnificent Ellis Island and take a trip to Liberty Island to see the Statue of Liberty.
• Federal Reserve Bank of New York: A glimpse into the world of finance, complete with trading rooms, the museum, and the vault.