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Staten Island

NYC's greenest borough with rich history and cultural heritage

Walking Tours

Explore Staten Island's unique attractions with our Ai-guided walking tours
Multiple locations

Staten Island Grand Tour

Explore Staten Island's rich history, cultural landmarks, and natural beauty from the famous ferry to colonial villages
4-5 hours
Tour Highlights:
Staten Island Ferry & St. George
Snug Harbor Cultural Center
Chinese Scholar's Garden

Staten Island Neighborhoods

Discover the diverse neighborhoods that make Staten Island unique

St. George

Staten Island's civic center and ferry terminal district
1 tour available

Snug Harbor

Cultural center with botanical gardens and historic architecture
1 tour available

Historic Richmond Town

Living history village and museum spanning three centuries
1 tour available

Todt Hill

Highest natural point on the Eastern Seaboard south of Maine
0 Tours available

South Beach

Waterfront neighborhood with boardwalk and beachfront dining
0 Tours available

Stapleton

Historic neighborhood with Victorian architecture and cultural landmarks
0 Tours available

About Staten Island

Staten Island is New York City's greenest and most suburban borough, offering a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and cultural significance. Home to nearly 500,000 residents, Staten Island provides a quieter alternative to Manhattan while maintaining strong connections to the city through the iconic Staten Island Ferry.
The borough boasts an impressive collection of parks and green spaces, including the Staten Island Greenbelt, which encompasses over 2,800 acres of forests and wetlands. Historic Richmond Town serves as a living history village, while Snug Harbor Cultural Center offers world-class botanical gardens and museums. From the free Staten Island Ferry ride with spectacular views of the harbor to the peaceful trails of the Greenbelt, Staten Island offers visitors a different side of New York City.