Top Brooklyn Walking Tours - page 2

Discover Harlem's top attractions during a walking tour. Known as a hub for African-American arts since the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s, the iconic neighborhood is home to the legendary Apollo Theater, the Abyssinian Baptist Church, the Studio Museum of Harlem, Sylvia's Soul Food restaurant, and architectural masterpieces such as Striver's Row, Shepard Hall at the City College of New York, and the Hamilton Grange National Memorial.

Discover two of NYC's most picturesque neighborhoods: Brooklyn Heights & DUMBO, in one epic tour! Feast your eyes on the amazing array of architectural styles along our stroll and learn about the pivotal role Brooklyn played in NYC and American history. On this tour, you will discover many hidden gems and hear interesting stories about the influential people and celebrities who have lived in Brooklyn, past and present. Learn about Brooklyn's special legacy in the fight for the human rights of liberty, justice and equality, as this is another highlight of the tour. I am also a skilled photographer and happy to capture some beautiful pictures of you and your group and there are many sweet photo opportunities along the way, especially as we walk the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. My goal is for this experience to be one of your favorite NYC memories! Appreciate the beauty and history of the Heights, the sights of DUMBO, make new friends and "spread love, it's the Brooklyn way!"

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.

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.

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.

The Flatbush neighborhood in Brooklyn is a picturesque area renowned for its magnificent Victorian mansion houses. With this walking tour, get to know the historic district, admire its striking 19th-century architecture, and see landmarks such as the Kings Theatre, Ditmas Park, and the Flatbush Reformed Church.

Call me Ethnojunkie. My mission is to introduce you to some delicious, accessible, international treats (hence, “ethno-”) that you’ve never tasted but soon will never be able to live without (hence, “-junkie”). An ethnojunket is a food-focused walking tour through one of New York City’s many ethnic enclaves. On this ethnojunket through Brooklyn’s Little Odessa, we’ll sample delectable indulgences from a hand-picked selection of restaurants, bakeries, and street vendors representing Ukrainian, Uzbek, Russian, Georgian, Turkish, Azerbaijani, and Uyghur cuisines. We’ll share Georgian cheese bread as well as Turkish and Russian sweets and treats along with amazing dumplings, savory meat pies, authentic ethnic dishes, and so much more. You won’t leave hungry, and you will leave happy!

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.

Home to historic brownstones and boasting exceptional, waterfront views of the Manhattan skyline, Brooklyn Heights is one of Brooklyn’s most in-demand neighborhoods—and this audio walking tour offers a flexible and budget-friendly way to discover it. Upon booking, download the app to your smartphone and use the tour whenever you like. You’ll see Truman Capote’s former house, the Center for Brooklyn History, and much more.

You'll use an app to explore Brooklyn in this fun scavenger hunt! In 3Quest Challenge, the app will give you a list of things (given in riddle form) to find around the city. Solve the riddle and take photos of the items to collect points. You'll also do fun challenges for points as well. The items and challenges will be separated into 3 quests. Complete quest 1, quest 2, and lastly quest 3 in order to finish 3Quest Challenge. Set a time limit for yourself of 2 hours if you'd like to make the game a bit more challenging! You'll have a remote host during your game that will chat with you if you need help along the way! Can you complete all 3 Quests in Brooklyn?

If you love adventure, scavenger hunts, and exploring, then don't miss this smartphone-powered adventure in the New York City's Brooklyn area. See if you can survive a horde of zombies with this game where you navigate through the city and try to help your colony survive. Using a smartphone to navigate, scavenge for supplies, complete challenges, and answer trivia questions. If you score enough points, you might just make it out alive.

Get to know one of the hippest parts of New York City outside Manhattan with this walking tour of Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Join a host that is personally matched according to your interests, and head out to explore the neighborhood’s street art, galleries, music venues, and record stores. Experience Williamsburg’s vibrant food scene with a stop to sample craft beer, street food, or a classic deli—at your own expense—and even request custom stops so you can do what's most interesting to you.

Enjoy a private vintage shopping experience, and see local street art, with this private guided tour around Bushwick, Brooklyn. Your guide will provide personalized styling services with your stated goals in mind to make the most of your time together. Includes three shopping stops and a visit to the Bushwick Collective Street Art Murals.

Enjoy a special way to discover one of New York’s top landmarks—and hone your night photography skills at the same time—on this small-group, evening Brooklyn Bridge tour. After sundown, meet your photographer guide on the Manhattan end of the bridge, and bring along your camera and tripod. With their instruction, learn how to take the best nighttime shots of the Brooklyn Bridge, as well as the surrounding neighborhoods and landmarks.

Brooklyn is famous for both its pizza and its craft-beer culture—and this private tour offers the perfect chance to taste your way through both. Meet your guide at a time and place that suits you best—as part of your booking experience, you’ll be assigned a like-minded host who will craft an itinerary based on your interests. Discover thriving breweries, venture to historical neighborhoods, visit family-run pizzerias, and more.

Experience the glitz and glamor of the Big Apple on a guided walk around midtown Manhattan’s Billionaires’ Row. Explore 5th Avenue on foot, passing iconic New York attractions including Radio City Music Hall, the Rockefeller Center, and Carnegie Hall, and hear the stories of the people who call the area home. See, too, the new architectural structures studding the city’s skyline, from One 57 to 432 Park Ave.

Given that Brooklyn would be the 4th largest city in the entire country if it were on its own, it’s safe to assume there’s a lot to see here. On this tour, you’ll explore iconic neighborhoods like DUMBO and Brooklyn Heights, visit famous landmarks like Jane’s Carousel, and snap photos of the majestic Brooklyn Bridge. This tour is both wheelchair accessible and can also accommodate strollers and service animals.

Focus on capturing the best possible photos of Brooklyn on this tour with a professional photographer guide. Stroll through the borough with a native fine-art photographer in the lead, stopping to snap frame-worthy shots of some of Brooklyn's top sights as well as hidden gems. Get as much or as little guidance as you wish depending on your skill level; your guide will provide engaging commentary as you walk. A DSL camera is highly recommended.

Bushwick has long enjoyed a reputation as a prime destination for the world’s most illustrious street artists to leave their mark. Residential, commercial, and industrial buildings have all served as large-scale canvases for muralists to engage with the history, sites, and people of one of the most dynamic neighborhoods in Brooklyn. However, residents and visitors don't always have easy access to basic information regarding any given work of art, such as artist biography, artistic motivation, or how the content and graffiti style relate to local architecture and the community's rich past. This carefully curated and independently researched walking tour is designed to provide greater context surrounding key works of contemporary art while introducing guests to local establishments. This 1.5-hour tour offers in-depth information presented in a fun, engaging way. Unlike other tours, we'll be focusing on a small number of murals, allowing us to dissect the symbolism and meaning as a group.

This 5 hour tour lets you see and experience the three big attractions in NYC Brooklyn Bridge Statue of Liberty Manhattan and its historical & iconic buildings and sights 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. After our quick tour of Brooklyn, we walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. 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 Our last stop is Battery Park. You will be taking you to the Staten Island ferry. The ferry is free to all to use and it gives the best sights of The Statue of Liberty. You will head on board the ferry and it is an hour round trip past Liberty

Discover a side of the New York Subway that even most commuters never get to see—and learn a wealth of insider stories and facts about the famous rapid-transit system—on this private walking tour. Meet your guide right in a central hub in bustling Brooklyn, and get ready to explore. You’ll visit the borough’s oldest station, will admire public artworks, will glimpse shuttered stations and closed-off tunnels, and more.

Indulge in the flavorful journey of NYC's iconic eats with No Diet Club's ultimate foodie tour. After shining light on the best foods all over Europe since 2017, your favorite group of French foodies at the No Diet Club have decided to expand across the pond. Guided by a local foodie, this tour features a 4 hour tribute to NYC’s most iconic and historically relevant foods such as finest ingredients pizza by the slice, chopped cheese, authentic beef patties, fluffy doughnuts and many more, as well as a gorgeous stroll among the historical Brownstone townhomes in the culturally eclectic borough of Brooklyn.

New York City has more than one Little Italy and Italian-American cuisine is more than pizza, spaghetti and meatballs. Bring your appetite and go off-the-beaten-path to the ethnically diverse and historically Italian-American neighborhood of Bensonhurst - Brooklyn's Pasta Paradise! On this small group walking tour, we will visit some of Bensonhurst's favorite old school places to eat and shop. Your guide, a native Brooklynite, will share the neighborhood's history and his own unique perspectives as only a local can. You'll learn why Brooklyn continues to draw people from all over the world while we walk and taste.