Top Brooklyn Adventure Tours

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.

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.

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.

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.

Day 1. New York - Niagara Falls | Corning - Glassmaking First stop - Corning at the glass factory, where you can buy souvenirs and dine (optional, extra charge). Arriving in the town of Niagara Falls, walking to the waterfalls, boat. Evening excursion to the Waterfalls. You will see Niagara in the lights of colorful spotlights. You can also give yourself an adventure - flying in a balloon and visiting the cave of winds (optional, extra charge). Day 2 Niagara Falls | Finger Lakes | Winery | New York Travel downstream of the river, to a huge whirlpool with blue and green water. Moving to the Valley of Finger Lakes. Stop at the winery. We will visit one of the most popular wineries in the valley of Finger Lakes for tasting (optional, extra charge, around $11 per person). The next stop - Taughannock Falls Travel through the territory of Cornell University. Buffet lunch in the student canteen of the university (for an additional fee). Return to New York after 8 pm.

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.

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.

Discover the soul of New York in one unforgettable journey. From the neon dazzle of Times Square to the green calm of Central Park, the gothic grace of St. Patrick's Cathedral to the futuristic Oculus, this small-group tour packs Manhattan's icons into a seamless route. Sail past the Statue of Liberty on a complimentary cruise, snap the Charging Bull, then cross into Brooklyn for skyline views from DUMBO and Gantry Plaza as the city lights up. Travel in a small group of no more than 14 with an English-speaking guide who shares the stories behind every landmark. Marvel at Grand Central's celestial dome, stand on the bedrock of One World Trade Center, and pay respects at the 9/11 Memorial. Wander the cast-iron streets of SoHo, glimpse the red lanterns of Chinatown, and cross the Brooklyn Bridge as evening falls. End beneath the Manhattan Bridge arch in DUMBO, then watch Midtown's skyline shimmer over the East River. * Small group tour size with max of 14 travelers

Trace the foundations of the United States on this 2-day trip from New York City to Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. Visit Independence National Historical Park, the White House, the Lincoln Memorial, and enjoy a guided tour of Washington, D.C.'s key sites. Transportation and overnight accommodation are included for a seamless experience.

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.

Avoid the typical generic Brooklyn tour with this personalized adventure through New York's hippest borough, with a private guide and an itinerary designed just for you. With your half-day outing, you can explore districts from DUMBO to Williamsburg, visit original shops with handmade crafts, clothing, and jewelry, and even stop to sample some New York cuisine, at your own expense. Since your guide makes recommendations based on your interests, expect to enjoy the best of Brooklyn on your own terms.

Brooklyn is famous for its bold and bright street-art, but it’s not easy to know where to find these creative works or to understand the stories behind them. This walking tour of Bushwick immerses you in the diversity and culture of the neighborhood’s urban artists as you discover everything from massive murals and intricate tags.