Top Brooklyn Nature Walks

I’m Steph — bird-influencer and host of That Quirky Bird Girl, where I share the joy, curiosity, and life lessons that come from connecting with birds. My goal is simple: help people slow down, look up, and discover that nature is all around us, even in the heart of NYC. Together, we’ll search for incredible birds like Sparrows, Blue Jays, Cardinals, Robins, and more. This stroll is perfect for beginners and bird lovers alike. We’ll learn what to look and listen for, get comfortable using binoculars, and uncover fun bird stories. Every season brings something new, with nearly 200 species passing through NYC. Winter brings ducks and resident birds, spring and fall bring colorful migrants, and summer highlights nesting birds raising the next generation. No two tours are the same, so come back in another season to experience a whole new side of Prospect Park’s feathered world. Leave with more curiosity, connection, and appreciation for the amazing nature happening all around us.

Guarantee your admission to the New York Aquarium in advance—and make your visiting experience seamless—with this convenient pre-booking option. Enjoy the flexibility of an any-day access admission ticket (available in peak and off-peak options), and stop by the aquarium at a time that suits you. This attraction is ideal for travelers with young children, and gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace.

Head off the tourist trail and get a taste for Brooklyn's food culture on this small-group or private walking tour. Come hungry, and follow your guide to eclectic foodie hotspots in the Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO neighborhoods—many of which only the locals know about. As you go, sample a range of sweet and savory delights, and discover locals-loved food businesses and markets that many visitors overlook.

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.

Immerse yourself in Brooklyn’s one-of-a-kind ambiance, and get an overview of its destination-worthy neighborhoods, on a small-group bicycle tour of the borough. Meet your guide in DUMBO (right below the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges), grab your bike and helmet, and set off on two wheels. See Fort Greene and Prospect Park, explore Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill, and visit other top neighborhoods, all in just half a day.

Follow in the footsteps of the Notorious B.I.G. on a Biggie Smalls-themed walking tour of New York City. Alongside a lifelong hip-hop fan guide, you’ll visit lesser-known places significant to the rapper's life and work, including his childhood haunts. Plus, a small group ensures you receive personalized attention and explore at a relaxed pace.

Explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Greenpoint and Williamsburg on an aesthetic walking tour designed for the social media enthusiast // Brooklyn enthusiast. Discover hidden gems, trendy cafes, and historic sites while capturing endless photo opportunities. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the waterfront, shop at unique boutiques, and savor delicious bites at local cafes, all culminating at the iconic Williamsburg Bridge, perfect for that Instagram moment. - Enjoy a guided walking tour through Greenpoint and Williamsburg - Discover picturesque spots for Instagram/ TikTok -worthy photos - Visit trendy cafes and historic sites with shopping opportunities - End your tour at the stunning Williamsburg Bridge for great views

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.

Join our 3-hour Food Walking Tour of New York, where you'll journey through the vibrant neighborhoods of Brooklyn, including Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, and Brooklyn Heights. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, explore a curated selection of mom-and-pop shops, beloved local bakeries, and renowned cheese stores. Indulge in traditional Italian pastries, savor Middle Eastern sweets, and taste a range of artisanal delicacies that highlight Brooklyn's diverse culinary heritage. This immersive tour blends rich flavors with fascinating stories of the cultural history that shaped these areas. Perfect for food lovers, cultural explorers, and adventure seekers, this experience will leave you with unforgettable memories and a map to continue your Brooklyn food adventure.

Immerse yourself in the culture and food of Williamsburg, Brooklyn on this half-day small-group walking tour. Discover the hip neighborhood and the spots that locals love with your foodie guide and just a small group for company. As you stroll through Williamsburg's charming streets, stop at several eateries, and sample some of the Big Apple's most famous dishes, including bagels, dumplings, pizza, and more.

Ensure peace of mind and hassle-free transit with this private transfer service from your Brooklyn accommodation to JFK International Airport, La Guardia Airport, or Newark Liberty International Airport. The reliable transfer lets you skip the unpredictability of taking the subway or a taxi. Plus, the door-to-door service makes it easy to bring along luggage and travel with a group.

See the legendary Christmas lighting displays in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn on this walking tour. This residential area is known for its decked-out homes and light displays. Learn about the neighborhood tradition from your guide as you take in the sights and sounds. Note that this is a walking tour with no transportation provided, and the lights are free to the public with no exclusive access.

Williamsburg is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Brooklyn, but it can be difficult to navigate as a first-timer. Get oriented and discover a curated selection of local sights during this guided walking tour. Venture past historical landmarks, chic boutiques, and hip cafés as you listen to the stories behind each location. Then, visit the waterfront for iconic views of the Manhattan skyline.

Embark on a unique journey through Brooklyn’s diverse neighborhoods with Around the World in a Day: Brooklyn's Q Train Tour. This one-of-a-kind experience takes you from the historic charm of Brooklyn Heights to the lively boardwalk of Coney Island, all while exploring the rich cultural tapestry that makes Brooklyn one of the most vibrant places in the world. Hop on the Q train and get ready to discover the flavors, sights, and stories of the communities that call Brooklyn home. This is a tour for those who want to see the "Real New York," not just the "Tourist New York." You’ll see NYC through the eyes of all different types of New Yorkers during this ultimate insider tour of Brooklyn.

Manhattan's Central Park may be popular among tourists, but this Brooklyn green space is a hidden gem that's well worth a visit. Join your small group for a stroll through the best of Prospect Park, and unpack its centuries of history. As you go, you'll also stop by some of the area's top landmarks, like the Brooklyn Public Library, and will admire park features like the Long Meadow, LeFrak Center, and the Ravine.

An in-depth look at Brooklyn’s premier green space. Designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux after their completion of Central Park, Prospect Park represents the pinnacle of 19th-century landscape architecture. This walking tour examines how 526 acres of pasture and woodland were transformed into a seamless urban retreat. This route covers the park’s three distinct zones: the open expanse of the Long Meadow, the engineered waterways of the Lake, and the dense canopy of the Ravine—Brooklyn’s only forest. Along the way, we will discuss the park’s construction, its architectural landmarks, and its role in the development of modern Brooklyn.