Top Brooklyn Bike Tours

Experience the beautiful borough of Brooklyn on this complete cycling tour, visiting over 20 Brooklyn Neighborhoods. This tour includes stops in Fort Green, Prospect Park, Red Hook, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn Bridge Park along the Brooklyn Waterfront and DUMBO with stops at local distillers, chocolate makers, brewers, and perhaps pie bakers. A tour group run by cycling enthusiasts and locals! No better way to see Brooklyn.

Walking tours of New York City are a great way to get up close with the hustle and bustle of the city, but NYC’s epic size can make it tricky to fit all the landmarks you want to see in one trip. On this downtown bicycle tour, hop aboard a bike and zip to some of New York’s most popular sights, including Chinatown, Little Italy, Manhattan Bridge, and much more.

See the best of Brooklyn, all in just half a day—and enjoy an active way to explore—on this small-group biking tour. Pick between morning and afternoon start times, meet your guide in DUMBO, and grab your bike and helmet. You’ll discover dozens of neighborhoods and attractions, including Fort Greene, Prospect Park, Brooklyn Heights, and more. You’ll also stop at local chocolatiers, distillers, and more for stories and samples.

Experience Brooklyn like a local on a small-group cycling tour through the borough’s hippest neighborhoods, including tough-to-reach areas that visitors often miss. Avoid the stress of navigating on your own as you follow a guide to popular landmarks and hidden gems, including possible stops at breweries and distilleries (tastings own expense). Photo stops along the way make this a popular choice for active New York visitors.

Travel across two of New York’s iconic bridges in the space of a few hours—and enjoy a one-of-a-kind perspective on the city’s waterfront—on this seamless, small-group tour by bike. Meet your guide in Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood, grab your bike and helmet, and set off on two wheels. You'll cycle across both the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges for exceptional city views, visit atmospheric neighborhoods in both boroughs including Dumbo, and learn insider facts and stories en route.

Go beyond New York’s Midtown and explore Brooklyn like a local on this small-group bike tour. Travel through neighborhoods that don't make it onto most tourist itineraries, including parks, waterfront stretches, and hidden spots loved by the locals. Your guide shares stories and history that no map or app can give you. Return by bike or hop on a ferry for a free ride back.

The food choices in Brooklyn can be overwhelming—but on this small-group walking tour, you'll discover the best of the borough's culinary destinations. Exploring characterful neighborhoods like Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill, you can look forward to trying everything from Middle Eastern baked goods and Italian bites to old-fashioned soda fountain treats and beyond. By the end of the tour, walk away with new local knowledge, and receive tips for the rest of your trip.

Experience the beautiful North Brooklyn, once abandoned warehouses used for industries such as sugar refineries, cardboard box production or military use, a now thriving area of NYC post 2005 laws allowing redevelopment. Cycle through this upcoming, artsy part of NYC's Brooklyn with a local guide. Stop for a coffee or perhaps one of Brooklyn's Breweries on this easy 3 hour tour and end up back in Brooklyn's popular Dumbo.

Craft your own custom chef's knife in an engaging workshop, learning traditional techniques and creating a personalized tool for your culinary adventures.

Our Copper Lamp workshop gives you the tools, materials, and inspiration to craft an actual working lamp and light up your life with a funky awesome Edison bulb. If you want visitors to your home to know you made this lamp with your own two hands, you are going to have to find a way to work it into conversation organically, because it isn’t self-evident. Many in the Craftsman Ave community consider the Copper Lamp workshop to be the “gateway” into maker life. Be warned: You are likely to catch the maker fever, and the only cure is more workshops! Not only will you play with shiny copper pipes and manipulate them into the design of your choice (this is where a childhood spent among building sets will pay dividends), but you will also control the power of fire as you solder together the copper joints of your creation. This is a “beginner” level workshop, meaning that no knowledge of copper pipe fitting and soldering is required, but the sky is the limit for your creative design!

Stained Glass is one of the most unchanged crafts in the world. The process and techniques involved are centuries old, but the piece you design and build in this workshop will be one-of-a-kind and forever a monument to your creative super powers!This workshop is designed for beginners but will be enjoyable to those with previous stained glass experience, especially due to the latitude you’re allowed in designing your piece. This workshop is perfect for anyone who desires to dabble in small form sculpture, glass, color, and line design.During this workshop, our guides will introduce you to the world of stained glass, teach you the fundamentals of designing stained glass art, and all the skills involved in the Tiffany technique to create your design. This will include pro tips for designing your piece, help with selecting and shaping each of its elements, and finally soldering it all together.

Get ready to unleash your inner artist in our exciting Stained Glass Nightlight Workshop—no experience needed! Join us in a friendly, beginner-focused class at Brooklyn’s Craftsman Ave, where expert instructors guide you every step of the way. With class sizes kept small (just 8-10 people), you’ll get personal attention as you design, cut, shape, and solder colorful glass pieces into your own unique nightlight masterpiece. Whether you’re inspired by bold colors, cool shapes, or bringing your own sketch to life, the creative freedom is all yours. Walk away after just 4 hours with a glowing keepsake and unforgettable memories. Priced from $265 per person, this is more than a workshop—it’s a fun, hands-on journey into one of the world’s oldest art forms. Discover the magic of stained glass—sign up today!