New York in a Half Day Tour by Electric Bike
Explore the Big Apple by Bike from Central Park to the Brooklyn Bridge in a Small Group
With your local engaging guide, head through the avenues of Manhattan on your electric bike. Meet at the top of Central Park and ride through the green oasis surrounded by skyscrapers. Visit Times Square, Broadway, and more as you see the best of New York City. Bike Rental Included.
Tour Details
- New York in a Half Day by Electric Bike
- Meet Your Guide Across from Central Park
- The Rolling Greens of Central Park
- Ride Through Times Square
- Bike Down New York's Famous Avenues
- Great Photo Opportunites
- Views of the Freedom Tower, Statue of Liberty and More
- Brooklyn Bridge
Are you ready to immerse yourself and see New York City from the best angles? Embrace the winds, sounds and sights of Manhattan taking in neighborhoods from Harlem to Battery Park. Ride down the Hudson River Greenway seeing the best views of the city and across the river. See the High Line, the former train line that has become one of the must see sights of the city. With your engaging and storytelling guide, enjoy New York by bike. This 3 hour tour includes:
Tour of New York City including Central Park, Times Square, and the Brooklyn Bridge
Maximum Group Size of 15
Local and Fun Guide
Electric Bike Rental including Helmet included
Meet Across from Central Park
The tour begins across the street from the northern entrance to Central Park. Meet your guide, snap on your helmet, and climb aboard your e-bike for a journey through the city.
Central Park
The first stop on the tour is a ride through Central Park. See the wonderful greenery, famous sights, museums and more as you explore the five miles of beauty in the heart of Manhattan. Your guide will show you famous areas where some of TV and Film's famous shots took place.
Times Square, Broadway, and Herald Square
See the heart of the City that Never Sleeps by passing through Times Square. Learn about the history of the plaza and how it has become a tourist magnet over the last 3 decades.
With your guide, you will pass by the lights, billboards and theaters that line Broadway. See the upcoming titles, famous theaters and more on New York's most famous street.
You will also pass through Herald Square, the terminus of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade each year, the famous flagship of the department store that sponsors the event is a sight to see.
High Line and the Hudson River
Two of the great additions to New York City over the past decade are High Line and the renovated Hudson River Greenway. Bringing a sense of nature to what was formally a center of industry has brightened up the area as the most scenic bike paths in Manhattan. With amazing views of the Statue of Liberty, Freedom Tower and more, it is a stunning ride.
Brooklyn Bridge
The last stop of the day is the Brooklyn Bridge. A highlight of world architecture, the impressive suspension bridge was opened in 1883 to connect the then separate cities of New York and Brooklyn. Today, the Bridge is still an important connection for cars, subways, bicycles, and foot traffic. A perfect way to end this electric bike journey.

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We had a great ride with Chuck. He was pleasant, informative, knowledgeable and provided great weather. ☀️ There were plenty of stops to take photos, and learn a little history. The bikes were in good shape, and everyone was provided with a helmet, and a basket (if needed). Loved it.
Amazing bike tour in NYC
My daughter and I rode with Richard who was kind thoughtful well educated and just a wonderful person. I feel like we made a friend! Definitely go on these tours and you will be so grateful thank you Richard!!!
Great Day in New York!
This was a great time. The electric bike was so comfortable and made the ride easy. We covered lots of distance and I did not feel nearly as tired as I thought that I would. I really enjoyed the high line. Very cool to see something that had been old and rusty become so pretty
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