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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.

New York City has so many famous sights and landmarks to see that it can be tough to know how to fit everything in when you have limited time in the city. On this half-day guided tour, take in some of the city’s most popular attractions, including the Brooklyn Bridge, the Statue of Liberty, and Manhattan, as well as a few hidden gems that most tourists miss.

Discover three local breweries around Brooklyn on this all-inclusive small group tasting tour. Follow your guide around to the different breweries in different neighborhoods, traveling by subway in between. Enjoy tastings at each brewery and get a behind-the-scenes look at the brewing process. Includes a complimentary snack and transportation costs.

Simplify exploring Niagara Falls and Upstate New York highlights with this 2-day group tour from New York City. Avoid the stress that comes with planning a multi-day trip, and leave the planning, organization, and logistics to your guide. Enjoy a flexible itinerary of activities you can pay for ahead of your trip, including the Corning Museum of Glass, Watkins Glen State Park, and a fireworks display around Niagara Falls.

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.

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.

This 3 hour tour lets you see and experience the big attractions in NYC. Brooklyn Bridge & Lower Manhattan We start in Brooklyn at the foot of the world famous Brooklyn Bridge at York Street Metro Station Get a great photo of the Manhattan Bridge from Dumbo. Then we head to Brooklyn Bridge Park under the Brooklyn Bridge. See civil war era Warehouses that have been turned into restaurants We head to Brooklyn heights and the promenade (You will be familiar with the views from this area from many famous movies / TV Shows) After our quick tour of Brooklyn, we start our walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. This is where we will see the best views of the Manhattan skyline. Lots of photo opportunities here and its one of the best experiences in Manhattan Once we have crossed over the bridge we head into Lower Manhattan. You will see a lot in this area. China Town, Little Italy, 5 points, 9/11 memorial, Ground Zero, Woolworth Building, City Hall, Wall St & The NY Stock Exchange

Discover the East Coast beyond New York, without having to hire a car, with this 3-day tour. Ideal for travelers with only a few days to spare, enjoy a group trip that sorts out the transportation, accommodation, and itinerary for you. Travel to Washington, D.C., via Philadelphia, and up to the US side of Niagara Falls, with optional activities along the way.

You do not need to be an artist to join this tour! :) You only need to have wide eyes and an open heart. This tour is for people who love to wander, to people-watch, slow down, and notice the city. Together, we’ll make time for looking deeply instead of moving quickly, allowing space for serendipity within New York’s fast-paced, bustling rhythm. We’ll begin with a few quick sketches to loosen the hand and ground ourselves in the neighborhood, paired with short stories about the streets and spaces we’re moving through. From there, we’ll travel in gentle 30-minute intervals to a series of pre-selected spots around Brooklyn Bridge Park. Along the way, you’ll discover my favorite corners of the area alongside a small group of curious, creative people. You’ll hear stories, share observations, and experience the city. Whether you’re visiting New York for the first time or seeing it anew, this walk is designed to slow you down and help you begin your time in the city with intention.

Learn more about New York City’s impressive street art scene during this private walking tour in Brooklyn. See some of the best street art in the city, from underground graffiti to street art collectives, with a personal guide to lead the way. Much of the best, most colorful and eye-catching art is hidden away in places you may not find when wandering around alone.

The best New York pizza is in Brooklyn — come eat it with us. On this small group experience in Brooklyn’s fast-growing Williamsburg, you’ll taste slices from four of NYC's finest pizzerias, each with their own style. - Come hungry: you'll get more than enough pizza to fill you up - Follow a local expert foodie in a small group capped at 10 to ensure a personalized experience - There won't be any dollar slices here: each pizza has its own gourmet style, including everything from a quintessential gas oven New York slice to a coal-fired blend of New York, Naples and Sicily - Opt for our brews add-on and enjoy two beer from local breweries as part of your afternoon - The tour is an easy trip from Manhattan, just two subway stops into Brooklyn

Enjoy a sampling of Brooklyn’s sweet treats—and explore two of its most desirable neighborhoods as you go—on this donut tasting tour. Pick between morning and afternoon start times, meet your guide in Williamsburg, and set off on foot. You’ll visit four of the borough’s most popular bakeries, from modern favorites to old-school classics, and will enjoy generous samples as you go.

Whether you have an elaborate coffee-making system at home or just enjoy trying new cafes, this tour in Brooklyn is great for coffee-lovers of all kinds. Your guide will take you to three of their favorite cafes in New York, as well as a retail store. Learn about third-wave specialty coffee and a little bit of local history.

See a side to NYC that most visitors miss and discover Brooklyn’s creative and industrial heritage on this walking tour. Visit DUMBO’s historic waterfront, explore 19th century warehouses, and meet local artisans and small businesses shaping Brooklyn today. Learn about the borough’s Industrial Revolution and digital transformation from a guide with real manufacturing experience. Snap photos of landmarks and shop unique Made in Brooklyn products along the way.

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.

There are few things that New Yorkers are more passionate about than their pizza, but it takes a local to uncover the city’s top slices. Sample Brooklyn’s best on this pizza walking tour and learn about the evolution of NYC-style pizza as you follow your guide to several beloved pizzerias. Plus, discover three historic Brooklyn neighborhoods (Carroll Gardens, Cobble Hill, and Red Hook) in between bites.

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.

Discover two sides of New York in one private walking tour, beginning among DUMBO’s cobblestone streets and waterfront views before crossing the iconic Brooklyn Bridge into Lower Manhattan. With a licensed private guide dedicated exclusively to your group, explore Brooklyn Bridge Park, photograph the Manhattan skyline, and learn the stories behind the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges. After walking across the Brooklyn Bridge, continue through the Financial District to the 9/11 Memorial, Trinity Church, Wall Street, and the Charging Bull. More than a checklist of landmarks, this experience combines New York history, architecture, local stories, carefully selected photo stops, and personalized recommendations. Your guide can adapt the pace and commentary to your group, making the tour suitable for couples, families, friends, and first-time visitors who want a more personal introduction to Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan.

Discover a new side of The City That Never Sleeps when you explore after dark—and enjoy a fully personalized way to see New York—on this private walking tour. Following pickup from your hotel, head first to Brooklyn, where you'll visit vibrant neighborhoods like Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO before walking across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge. Admire Lower Manhattan's historical highlights, and finish the tour in Battery Park.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Astoria is one of the most multicultural neighborhoods in New York City, and on this tour you’ll literally eat your way around the world in just a few blocks. Instead of big restaurants or tourist spots, this experience focuses on small, local, and family-run businesses that locals actually love. Each stop represents a different culture that has shaped Astoria’s food scene. From Colombian bakeries and Georgian dumplings to Moroccan Pastilla, Greek markets, Indian cottage cheese and classic NYC Italian pastries. This is a relaxed, small-group walking tour where we eat, explore, chat, and learn as we go. Expect a mix of sweet and savory bites with enough tastings to feel like a full lunch. You’ll leave with a list of neighborhood favorites, new food discoveries, and a deeper understanding of why Astoria is considered one of the best food neighborhoods in NYC. Come hungry, wear comfy shoes, and get ready for a fun and flavorful neighborhood adventure!