Camilla F.
11/9/2025
We had a wonderful time on our cruise of the Gold Coast of Long Island. Our guide, Kevin Fitzpatrick, was a font of knowledge. We highly recommend these cruises.
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[1 - 699] W 42nd St
New York, NY 10036
Big Apple Fanatics Tours, established in 1999, offers unique history and sightseeing experiences in New York City and Long Island. Their tours are meticulously crafted, researched, and led by licensed NYC Sightseeing Guide and renowned author Kevin C. Fitzpatrick, who specializes in New York history.
From exploring historic landmarks like the Algonquin Hotel to cruising the waters of Long Island Sound, Big Apple Fanatics Tours promises an immersive journey through hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path locations. Their team of guides, equally passionate about history and literature, ensures a rich and enlightening experience for all participants.
For those with a deep appreciation for the stories and secrets of Old New York, Big Apple Fanatics Tours offers private and custom tours tailored to individual preferences. Whether it's delving into the Jazz Age or uncovering the tales of authors, actors, and soldiers, these tours cater to history enthusiasts seeking a deeper connection with the city's past.
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5.08 reviewsL G.
7/9/2025
Friendly staff! Interesting information & history! Great value! Highly recommend Gatsby boat tour!
Christina H.
7/20/2016
We took the walking tour of the Upper West Side called Babe Ruth Slept Here. While that's what the tour is called, it's not just about Babe. We saw about 25 spots related to the history of New...
Leslie M.
7/21/2016
We took the Algonquin Round Table Tour on July 15. Kevin is an excellent guide, providing great information and even some props. I have a much better understanding of the Round Table - where...
Lori E.
7/13/2016
Absolutely loved the Governors Island tour. It's such a fabulous day trip and there's SO MUCH to see. The tour helped put it all into context.
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