The Sopranos Tour

If you're traveling to New York and consider yourself a fan of the hit show The Sopranos, then this is the tour for you. Led by local actors and actresses, your guide brings the world of The Sopranos to life with personality, humor, and engaging storytelling-adding to the immersive experience as you explore real-life filming locations. This four-hour guided tour whisks you out of midtown Manhattan to "Sopranoland," New Jersey, and takes you to iconic sites from the legendary HBO series.

After you're picked up in a comfortable motor coach, your Sopranos tour brings you through the Lincoln Tunnel, just like Tony Soprano does at the beginning of each episode with A3's "Woke Up This Morning" playing in the background. As you head into New Jersey, you'll pass familiar scenes from the opening credits, including The Muffler Man, Pizza Land, and the Valley Landscape silo. This tour will have you feeling like part of "The Family." Visit the spot where Big Pussy met with the FBI, stop at Father Phil's parish, and sit in the restaurant booth where Tony sat in the final scene of the series. You'll also have the chance to meet Joe Gannascoli, a.k.a. Vito Spatafore, who killed Jackie Jr. at the end of Season Three.

Your Sopranos tour also features other popular filming locations, including AJ's high school, Barone Sanitation (Tony's business), Big Pussy's auto repair shop, the Bada Bing (Satin Dolls), the diner where Christopher was shot (The Skyway Diner), and many more. Guides on this tour share a great deal of knowledge about the cast, crew, and behind-the-scenes trivia--making the experience all the more engaging.

Get the shakedown on the real-life locations where The Sopranos filmed, as your sightseeing motor coach takes you from New York City to the suburbs of New Jersey on this four-hour guided tour. Feel free to ask your guide for local tips--they're full of great recommendations on nearby eats, hidden gems, and fun places to explore. You'll feel like you stepped into your television and became part of the action.