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On this accessible, foodie tour, you’ll explore New York’s unique High Line neighborhood with a guide and taste delicious food from a famous market. The private tour can be customized to suit your interests and itinerary. This 4-hour tour features a walk along the High Line, a green corridor above the city built on a disused railway line. Your guide will tell you about the High Line and the local ecosystem and will then take you to Chelsea Market, where you can get samples of international cuisine from the market stalls such as New York pizza and sweet exotic treats. All tour options include a knowledgeable local guide who can answer your questions and give you great tips on how to make the most of your time in the city.&nbsp;

All tour options are accessible to people with disabilities. Many of the stops have accessible bathrooms and most places can be navigated independently or require minimal assistance. Your trained guide can help you, if you wish.&nbsp;

The High Line, New York, NY, USA

The High Line

75 9th Ave, New York, NY 10011, USA

Chelsea Market

The guide shows tourists around Chelsea Market.

The tour group enters Chelsea market.

The tour guide points out displays on the walls of Chelsea Market.

Two tourists sit on a bench in a park and listen to the tour guide.

The tour group walks on a flat paved path in the park.

The tour group walks on the High Line, which has a wide paved path.

The tour guide points out monuments from the High Line.

The view from the High Line over the streets of New York.

A tourist samples a dessert from a food stall.

The tour group stops at a market stall selling hot sauces.

The guide brings the group food samples from a market stall.

A close-up of a market stall selling donuts.

A close-up of a market stall selling chocolate.

A close-up of a market stall selling cakes.

A market stall selling flowers.

Meeting point: Elevator at High Line entrance at 30th and 10th

The High Line is a unique elevated park built on a historic freight rail line in New York City. Stretching 1.45 miles, it offers stunning views of the cityscape, lush gardens, and art installations along the way. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll or roll while exploring its pathways, benches, and shaded seating areas. The park provides a peaceful escape from the bustling city streets, with entrances and elevators available at several points to accommodate all visitors.

Chelsea Market is a vibrant indoor marketplace in New York City, offering an eclectic mix of food vendors, unique shops, and artisanal products. Visitors can savor a variety of culinary delights, from fresh seafood to gourmet treats, while exploring its historic, industrial-style setting. The wide pathways make it easy to navigate, and the lively atmosphere provides a perfect spot for sampling local flavors and shopping for unique souvenirs.