Top Brooklyn Tours by Duration - page 3

Explore New York City your way, at your own pace and schedule—and enjoy a cost-effective option for discovering many of the city’s top sights and neighborhoods—using this smartphone audio walking tours package. Download the app and receive six tour itineraries, which cover Central Park, Grand Central Station, Midtown Manhattan, Battery Park, Brooklyn, and Wall Street.

New York City is one of the great art capitals of the world but some of the most jaw-dropping artwork you’ll find won’t be inside a museum or gallery, rather, it will be displayed right along the sidewalks. This tour takes you through several New York City neighborhoods while showcasing the diversity of the city’s various cultures through its art.

Swap the concrete jungle for the natural beauty of upstate New York and beyond on this 3-day, 2-night tour from New York City. Soak in the beauty of Watkins Glen State Park and feel the power of the mighty Niagara Falls before crossing the border into Canada and discovering the cosmopolitan culture of Toronto, then return to explore beauty of the Thousand Islands.

Traverse the Big Apple by foot and subway and discover the best of New York City on this private tour. See famous landmarks such as Rockefeller Center, the World Trade Center, the Brooklyn Bridge, and more during this 4-hour excursion. Learn about the city’s history and culture from your informative guide and customize parts of the itinerary based on your interests and preferences.

Discover New England with visits to historic sites like Mystic Seaport Museum, Marble House, and Plymouth Plantation. Marvel at whales in the Atlantic, explore charming Provincetown, and step back in time at Plimoth Patuxet Museums. This 3-day tour blends maritime heritage, natural beauty, and cultural experiences, with comfortable accommodations included.

Discover New York City from its most scenic vantage points on this guided walk from Brooklyn to Manhattan. Begin along the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, famous for its postcard-perfect skyline views, before exploring the historic streets that shaped the borough’s past. Continue through DUMBO and Brooklyn Bridge Park, where industrial history meets modern waterfront design. Cross the iconic Brooklyn Bridge on foot, learning how this 19th-century marvel transformed the city forever. The tour concludes near City Hall, placing you at the center of New York’s political and architectural beginnings. A perfect blend of views, history, and classic New York moments.

A private walking tour to explore one of the most historic neighborhoods of New York City – Brooklyn Heights with Dumbo and the Brooklyn Bridge. During the Tour, we will enjoy unparalleled views over the Manhattan Skyline and the New York Bay right from the Brooklyn Promenade Park. We will be walking along tree-lined streets with some of the most gorgeous townhomes in the city and we will learn how Brooklyn Heights transformed over the past 200 years. We will have plenty of opportunities for photos and to learn how this area, and the city, has changed throughout the centuries adapting to new challenges. A tour that can be equally enjoyed by first-time and returning visitors as it focuses on hidden gems, fun facts and anecdotes. To close our tour, as we cross the bridge, we will learn what it took to build the first suspension bridge in the world.

Traverse the history and culture of the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens on this half-day, guided street art and graffiti tour. Travel on foot and by subway to learn about the socio-economic, political, and cultural events that inspired artist’s creations and shaped each neighborhood. Appreciate these incredible works, understand the process of making street art, and learn the difference between tagging, bombing, murals, and street art.

Set against the iconic backdrop of Sunset Park’s historic waterfront, the massive, revitalized structures of Industry City form a breathtaking stage for an exclusive culinary journey. This premium food and cocktail tour is a curated exploration of taste and craft, transforming an evening into a memorable, high-end experience. Your adventure begins with artistic bonbons at Lilac Chocolates, explores gourmet imports at Sahadi’s, and includes a refined whiskey tasting at Fort Hamilton Distillery, followed by a sophisticated sake flight. Savor additional artisanal discoveries within the awe-inspiring industrial halls. Perfect as a distinctive date night, this tour is also fully customizable for private groups and corporate retreats. We specialize in tailoring this engaging experience for team-building and client entertainment, making it an ideal one-day corporate outing. A sophisticated mini-vacation for locals and a profound discovery for visitors.

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.

See the highlights of Philadelphia and Washington DC, even with limited time, on this overnight tour from New York City. Visit Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia, then explore Washington DC with an optional in-depth visit inside the US Capitol and National Archives. Stand before the White House, reflect at memorials, and enjoy a guided city tour that brings history to life.

See several East Coast highlights on this exhilarating 3-day tour starting in New York City and traveling to the Niagara Falls region and Boston, without having to worry about driving, hotels, and logistics. Enjoy walking tours around Boston and Harvard University, visit the Corning Museum of Glass and Watkins Glen State Park, plus see the impressive Niagara Falls at night and during the day.

Enjoy hassle-free transportation to upstate New York and Cornell University from New York City in an overnight tour that blends nature with education. Explore the elite school’s campus, then make the most of your time in the scenic area by traveling north to the Thousand Islands, where you’ll enjoy a scenic cruise. Escape the city without the hassle of renting a car, and your accommodations and itinerary are taken care of.

Experience the joy of the season and see the legendary Christmas lighting displays in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn on this walking tour of the neighborhood. 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.

Your walk takes you through some of Fort Greene and Clinton Hill’s most storied ground: a landmark park with deep ties to Black protest and celebration, a historic church whose walls held secrets of the Underground Railroad, residential blocks where towering figures of American culture once lived and created, independent cultural spaces that continue the tradition today, and Brooklyn’s preeminent performing arts institution and its relationship to Black artists across generations. The Fort Greene and Clinton Hill neighborhoods have quietly shaped American history, literature, film, and activism . From the abolitionists who turned local churches into way stations on the road to freedom, to the iconic artists and filmmakers who made these blocks their creative home, to the community builders and activists whose work continues today—this is a tour that honors the full, unfiltered arc of Black Brooklyn.

Discover the vibrant brewing culture of Bushwick on a comprehensive tour that delves into its rich history and modern landscape. The journey begins with a walking exploration of Bushwick's historical breweries, churches, and social clubs shedding light on the German immigration influence on New York's drinking culture. The walks concludes by visiting 2 to 3 contemporary breweries where you can enjoy a selection of beers. Along the way, learn about local history, admire notable street art, and make connections between Brooklyn's past and it's present scene. This expert-led tour is perfect for beer enthusiasts and history buffs alike, providing an informative and engaging experience. - Explore the historical breweries of Bushwick along with other German immigrant landmarks - Visit 2 to 3 contemporary breweries for tasting opportunities - Learn about the impact of German immigration on New York's history and night life - Enjoy insights into Bushwick's history art along the way

Your personal photographer (that's right, it's all about you!) we will capture your journey, ensuring every moment is immortalized beautifully. From candid shots to carefully composed portraits, your photos will be professionally executed and polished. We've curated a list of 10 incredible locations across the city, each offering a unique backdrop for your photos. Whether it's the glittering cityscape, the charm of historic neighborhoods, or the pulse of iconic landmarks, our tour covers it all. New York City is a visual marvel, and our tour showcases its incredible diversity. You'll leave with a stunning portfolio of photos that capture the city's energy, beauty, and individuality. You'll receive 10 professionally retouched photos, each a visual masterpiece that tells the story of your NYC adventure. In addition, you'll have access to all the good, unedited shots, providing a complete visual diary of your tour.

Explore Philadelphia, Washington DC, Niagara Falls, and Boston, without the hassle of logistics, on this 4-day tour from New York. Enjoy guided visits to Independence National Historical Park, the US Capitol, and Niagara Falls. Choose seasonal Niagara Falls adventures including Maid of the Mist or Old Fort Niagara, and enjoy Boston’s revolutionary landmarks, Harvard University. Comfortable transport and three nights’ accommodation are included for a seamless multi-city experience.

New York City is a huge city, so it can be hard to know where to start exploring alone. Instead, get the help of a guide who knows the Big Apple’s secrets on this group guided day tour from Boston or New York City. Spend the whole day getting a well-rounded picture of New York, with the option to include a cruise to the Statue of Liberty or entry to the One World Trade Center Observatory.

Explore the literary side of Brooklyn on a 3 hour walking tour with an informative guide. Visit Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill, stopping at bars that were favorite watering holes for renowned writers. Purchase a drink to sip while hearing passages of the writers' work read aloud and learning about the history of the the bars, the neighborhoods and New York City as a whole. You'll gain insight into the urban planning of Robert Moses, and check out architectural and historical points of interest on this fun and fascinating tour.

See several top sites in Upstate New York over the course of three days on this group tour from New York City. See and do only what you want with optional entrance tickets to different attractions and experiences. You’ll get the chance to visit Watkins Glen State Park, the Corning Museum of Glass, ride a boat at Niagara Falls, cruise Lake Ontario’s Thousand Islands, and more.

This is not staged New York. This is New York as it’s actually lived. Led by a licensed NYC guide with 35 years of experience and a background in Urban Studies, this tour turns Avenue U into a living classroom—exploring the city through history, sociology, food, and everyday life. Because once you understand a street like this, you start to understand New York. What You’ll Experience - Immigration in Real Time See where today’s immigrant communities are arriving, settling, and building new lives—not where it happened 100 years ago, but where it’s happening now.

Many of Brooklyn’s neighborhoods have distinct food scenes. Explore the wonders of Eastern European and Former Soviet Union cuisine in this tour through Brighton Beach, otherwise known as “Little Odessa.” Go off the beaten path as you sample Georgian cheese bread, sweet treats from Turkey and Russia, and more. You’ll be hard pressed to find these cuisines in Manhattan–they are worth traveling for.