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On this accessible, private tour, you’ll explore the famous Flatiron District of New York and learn about the city’s rich history of architecture and design. The tour can be customized to suit your interests, with several options available. The 4-hour tour option includes a walking tour of the Flatiron District, stopping at the foot of the iconic building, and your local guide will point out other notable skyscrapers in the area before taking you to Madison Square park.&nbsp;

This tour is accessible to people with disabilities as all of the locations visited are wheelchair-accessible. Your guide will provide assistance if you require it and will take you to locations with wheelchair-accessible bathrooms.&nbsp;

Flatiron District, Manhattan, New York, NY, USA

Flatiron District

11 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10010, USA

Madison Square Park

The iconic Flatiron Building, seen from below.

The iconic Flatiron Building, seen from a distance at dusk.

The iconic Flatiron Building and other buildings in the district.

The Flatiron District and Madison Square Park.

The illuminated church close to the Flatiron Building.

A Church tower in the Flatiron District.

A street sign for Madison Avenue.

The shops and businesses lining Madison Avenue.

The Flatiron District, with pedestrian crossings and large, paved sidewalks.

A pedestrian crossing in the Flatiron District with lowered sidewalks.

The Eataly food market in the Flatiron District.

The Flatiron District, seen in the day time with the Flatiron Building in the distance.

Meeting point: William Seward Statue at Madison Square Park

Flatiron District is a vibrant neighborhood in Manhattan, named after the iconic Flatiron Building, which has a unique triangular shape resembling an old-fashioned flat iron. The area is known for its historic architecture, upscale shops, restaurants, and bustling atmosphere. Visitors can stroll around the public spaces, including Madison Square Park, which offers green areas and art installations. The district is easily accessible with wide, well-maintained sidewalks and wheelchair-friendly paths, making it an enjoyable location for all. It’s an ideal spot for photography, dining, and experiencing New York’s lively urban culture.

A busy street in the Flatiron District.

A street in the Flatiron District, with a large flat sidewalk.

A pedestrian crossing in the Flatiron District, with lowered sidewalks.

The Flatiron District, seen in the daytime with the Flatiron Building in the distance.

A junction in the Flatiron District with pedestrian crossings.

The Flatiron District, with the Flatiron building in profile.

The Flatiron Building is a historic triangular skyscraper in New York City. Known for its unique shape and distinctive architecture, it's a beloved landmark and symbol of the city.

Flatiron Building View

Madison Square Park is a vibrant public space located in the heart of the Flatiron District. The park is known for its beautiful landscaping, iconic sculptures, and peaceful atmosphere, offering visitors a relaxing break amidst the bustling city. It features wide pathways that are accessible for all visitors, including wheelchair users. The park is home to a variety of art installations, seasonal events, and is adjacent to notable landmarks such as the Flatiron Building. With benches and open green areas, it’s a great spot to enjoy the outdoors, grab a snack from local vendors, or simply take in the surroundings.