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Once over the Queens Borough Bridge and into Long Island city the fun begins. Our tour guides tells the tale of how Queens came to be and the many historical facts contained therein.

”Queens is a beautiful borough, full of life, art and music. It was consolidated into NYC in 1897. Named after the queen of England, the wife of King George ll, it is the most diverse place in the world. It would have to be because the UN was started there.”

As you travel with All New York Fun Tours' custom NYC tours through Queens, our guests will discover that this vibrant borough has become a true haven for food, culture, and relaxation.

Highlights of the journey include visits to iconic sites such as Flushing Meadows–Corona Park and the renowned Queens Museum (including MoMA PS1).

Experience the dynamic spirit of Queens—where global flavors, artistic expression, and peaceful green spaces come together in perfect harmony.

Attractions in Queens

Queens is home to the second tallest building outside of Manhattan—the striking Citicorp Building in Long Island City, a standout in the borough's growing skyline.

Art lovers will find some of New York City’s finest museums right here:

The Queens Museum, featuring the remarkable full-scale model of New York City known as the Panorama.

The Noguchi Museum, celebrating the life and work of the acclaimed Japanese-American sculptor.

MoMA PS1, a cutting-edge contemporary art space affiliated with the Museum of Modern Art.

For music enthusiasts, the Louis Armstrong House Museum offers an intimate look into the life of the legendary jazz icon, right in the home where he lived. Queens has long been a haven for jazz greats—including Ella Fitzgerald and Charlie "Bird" Parker, who also called the borough home.

And for curious minds of all ages, the New York Hall of Science offers interactive exhibits and hands-on fun, making it a perfect stop for families and science lovers alike.

Movie Studio Magic in Queens

You can’t talk about filmmaking in New York without mentioning Silvercup Studios—the largest film and television production studio in the city.

While legend has it that the film industry was born in Brooklyn at the historic Vitagraph Studios, today it thrives in Queens at Silvercup, where countless iconic movies and TV shows have come to life.

From Hollywood blockbusters to hit series, Queens continues to play a starring role in the world of film.

Actors, Personalities & Musicians: Of course it would because it is the birthplace of great actors like Christopher Walken, Lucy Lui and Michael Landon, Debi Mazar. As well as great directors Francis Ford Coppola, Martin Scorsese.

The personalities that shape television Bob Costas and Al Roker. Music giants in the world of pop Cyndi Lauper, folk Paul Simon, rock Joey Ramone and hip hop Run

DMC, & LL Cool J.

Restaurants & Neighborhoods: Queens is also considered to have the best restaurants in NYC. You have choices from Kimchee to curry shrimp and naan as well as porgies. It is a borough that the world knows.

Jackson Heights

A cultural crossroads and a foodie’s paradise. In just a few blocks, you can enjoy mouthwatering momos from Nepal, Colombian arepas, Indian chaat, Bangladeshi biryani, and Tibetan noodles. Jackson Heights is the definition of flavor diversity.

Astoria

Known for its rich Greek heritage, Astoria serves up some of the city’s finest Mediterranean dishes—from grilled octopus to creamy tzatziki. But that’s just the start. You’ll also find world-class Egyptian falafel, Brazilian steakhouses, and trendy new cafés tucked among historic brownstones.

Flushing

Often called the “real Chinatown,” Flushing is a bustling center of Chinese, Taiwanese, and Korean food culture. Whether it’s soup dumplings, Korean BBQ, or a hidden food court gem in the basement of a mall—you’re guaranteed a full belly and a memorable experience.

Queens is where the world eats, lives, and connects. No matter your craving, there's a neighborhood here that feels like home.