Kid Friendly in New York

Discover the art, history, artifacts, and exhibits during this private, guided tour designed for families and kids. Meet your guide and set off on an interactive, fun-filled tour of the museums top exhibits that's tailor-made for little ones. Merge education and excitement by visiting the Egyptian, Roman and Greek collections and more. Includes skip-the-line access.

See highlights of the The Metropolitan Museum of Art on a private 2-hour tour that is geared for families with children. View artifacts such as Egyptian mummies and suits of armor with an art historian guide who provides fun activities and entertaining stories for the kids.

Explore New York's famous Metropolitan Museum of Art with the whole family on this private, customized tour geared toward children. With an art historian as your personal guide, craft an experience that suits your family's interests. Visit Egyptian mummies and medieval knights, ancient Greek sculptures and impressionist paintings. Encourage your children's curiosity with art booklets and scavenger hunts specially-designed for kids.

With bohemian history, fantastic food and charming parks, Greenwich Village has something for everyone. Bring the kids for a 1.5-hour, family-friendly tour of this eclectic neighborhood. Children will receive activity sheets to turn the guided tour into an engaging adventure. Kids and parents both will love sampling the famous cupcakes at Magnolia Bakery, monkeying around at the Bleecker Street playground and performing a short play at Washington Square Park.

Go behind-the-scenes of Broadway with a family friendly 2.5-hour walking tour of New York City's iconic theatre district, culminating with a trip to Disney's flagship New Amsterdam Theatre. Stroll along Broadway Avenue, learning about local landmarks and legends as you go. Then take a 1-hour tour of the New Amsterdam Theatre. An onsite historian shares details on what goes into making Disney musicals like 'Mary Poppins' and 'The Lion King' and give you exclusive access to the theatre's prop and costumes studio, where the shows truly come to life.