A Beginner’s Guide to Exploring Manhattan
For most first-time New York City visitors, the borough of Manhattan is synonymous with New York City as a whole. And who can blame them? With most of the city’s iconic landmarks and attractions all on one island, Manhattan is a great destination for first-time…
A Group Guide to Manhattan’s Best Breweries and Craft Beer Spots
Just because Brooklyn is NYC’s hipster haven, doesn’t mean it’s the only borough with a strong craft beer scene. Manhattan has quite a few popular breweries and pubs with a wide selection of brews for any type of beer lover. Whether you’re looking to add…
Group Guide to Visiting NYC’s SoHo Neighborhood
If you’re looking for high-end boutiques and posh nightlife spots, you’ll want to hit up SoHo during your next New York City group trip. It’s one of the chicest destinations in Manhattan and is overflowing with things to see and do. As you plan a…
A Group Guide to Bronx Breweries
If you’re looking for ways to relax in the Bronx, kicking back with some friends and craft beers is always a good idea. Whether you’re brewery hopping with your wedding party, toasting to the end of a workweek with your coworkers, or rounding out a…
A Sports Fan’s Guide to NYC
If you’re traveling to NYC with a group of sports fans or a youth sports team, you might want to catch a game while you’re there. New York City Charter Bus Company is here to help. We’ve compiled a list of NY’s most popular sports…
A Group Guide to Visiting Brooklyn’s Best Breweries
As Manhattan’s hipster sibling, it’s no surprise that Brooklyn is home to dozens of local craft breweries. Brewery hopping is a great way to socialize with coworkers, celebrate a wedding, or round out a group tour. Plan a day exploring Brooklyn’s breweries with a private…
Guide to Visiting Rockefeller Center with a Group
Built by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in the 1930s, Rockefeller Center was designed as an all-in-one shopping and work complex. It still serves that purpose, but its Art Deco design has made it a National Historic Landmark, which means it now welcomes hundreds of tour…
A Group Guide to Visiting the Empire State Building
There are few things in New York City as recognizable as the Empire State Building. It adorns not just the skyline, but the t-shirts, keychains, snow globes, and postcards of nearly every street-level souvenir vendor in the city. If your group decides to make a…
Guide to Visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art frequently ranks as New York City’s most-visited tourist attraction, with around 7 million visitors in an average year. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the Met had to close and reopen with significantly reduced crowds. As of this writing (October…
A Guide to Visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
A few things come to mind when visiting New York: towering skyscrapers, yellow taxicabs, and Lady Liberty, all a huge part of the quintessential Big Apple experience. Whether you’re in a group of eager students thrilled to escape the classroom for a day, on a…