Top Buffalo Historical Tours

Eliminate the guesswork out of getting to and from Niagara Falls with this round-trip transfer service. Your driver meets you at the baggage claim area of Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) and provides a swift transfer to Niagara Falls, Canada. When your vacation is over, receive the same service in reverse for your departure flight.

Trip Advisor has ranked our tour the #1 Thing To Do in Buffalo because we use a unique blend of humor and history to tell the story of Buffalo. Your guide for this trip is a costumed Irish police officer compete with brogue who has been transported from 1860 to today. Expect wit, engaging stories and a bit of blarney on this tour that has been described at "...where the History Channel and Comedy Central meet." If you crave creative storytelling and audience participation, you'll love this tour experience. We start with a walking tour aboard the ships in the Naval Park, America's largest inland Naval Park. From there we hop aboard our bus for an open air experience highlighting all the best sites in Buffalo including Millionaires Row, City Hall, the sprawling former Psychiatric Hospital and much more.

Learn about Buffalo's diverse history while getting some exercise and having fun on this bicycle tour. Explore the revamped Canalside district, visit the heart of African American Buffalo, learn about the construction of the Erie Canal, understand Buffalo's role in the Civil Rights Movement, and more. You'll cover a lot of ground in a couple of action-packed hours.

Join us for a 1 hour introductory tour of New York City on the Staten Island Ferry with a local guide, we'll pass the Statue of Liberty and you'll have a great view of the skyscrapers of downtown Manhattan and finish at the Staten Island 9/11 Memorial. Meet your tour guide for a 1H introduction excursion and get an amazing view of the NYC skyline and the Statue of Liberty and enjoy the ride over to Staten Island on the Staten Island Ferry. Have your cameras ready and take some amazing pictures when you pass the Statue of Liberty and the NYC skyline behind you, during that excursion your tour guide will tell you the history of New York, the most populous city in the United States. When your arrive at Staten Island, your tour guide will take you to the the Staten Island 9/11 Memorial. This memorial, called Postcards, was created in 2004 to commemorate the 274 Staten Islanders who were killed in the 9/11 attacks and the 1993 WTC bombing.