Brooklyn's in Da House! This huge part of NYC is what formed me and continues to occupy a very special place in my heart.

If you want to see the most populous and diverse borough in NYC with a true lifetime native, you have found the place !

Magnificent brownstones on cliffs overlooking the spectacular NYC Harbor. The massive first battle in the Revolutionary War. Incredible NY Pizza. Odessa by the sea emulates the Russian Black Sea experience. Gateway National Park. Coney Island Amusements and beautiful beaches. Longest Suspension Bridge on earth. A park that rivals Central Park. A world class Japanese garden. Egyptian mummies and a stunning museum on a street designed to be Brooklyn version of the Champs De Elysee. The hipster center of the universe. Cheesecake so good that it might cause you to move permanently to NYC.

Brooklyn is so amazingly diverse, Fugghedabout it!

Booking a Brooklyn Tour

When it comes to booking a tour of Brooklyn, we've got you covered. Our guided tours are designed to provide you with an immersive and entertaining experience of this incredible part of New York City. Get ready for an adventure that combines sightseeing, history, and even a chance to indulge in some local food.

To make the booking process as simple as possible, our tours include:

• A separate licensed NYC tour guide

• A separate professional driver

• A luxury SUV or Mercedes Sprinter

• Pickup and drop-off at your hotel or Airbnb

• Customized itinerary to suit your interests

• Fully cancellable and refundable bookings up to 48 hours before the tour start time

Neighborhoods to Explore

As lifelong residents, our love for this borough is strong and we're excited to share its charm with you. So, let's dive into these must-visit neighborhoods!

Brooklyn Heights is a beautiful neighborhood filled with historic brownstones and charming streets. Stroll the famous Brooklyn Heights Promenade for stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty. The Brooklyn Bridge Park nearby offers a green oasis along the East River waterfront.

Next up is DUMBO, situated right under the iconic Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges. This artsy neighborhood boasts cobblestone streets, stunning waterfront views, and is home to renowned art galleries and unique shops.

Williamsburg combines hipster vibes with a rich cultural heritage. The area's thriving arts and music scene, eclectic shops, and trendy bars make it the perfect spot for a taste of Brooklyn's buzzing atmosphere.

If you're seeking serenity amidst the city, Prospect Park offers 585 acres of spacious fields, woodlands, and gorgeous attractions. Attractions such as the Botanic Garden, Brooklyn Museum, and the central watercourse in the ravine are must-sees.

Coney Island brings the classic seaside experience with a twist. The iconic boardwalk, amusement rides, and the famous Nathan's hot dogs are synonymous with Brooklyn's fun spirit.

Red Hook is an old waterfront neighborhood exuding an industrial charm. Highlights include the stunning views of the Statue of Liberty and the unique dining and shopping experiences.

Venture into Fort Greene and enjoy its tranquil, tree-lined streets and stunning architecture. Don't miss the historic Fort Greene Park and the nearby Brooklyn Academy of Music, a performing arts venue.

Park Slope is the neighborhood for stunning brownstones, vibrant shopping streets, and a thriving food scene. The nearby Prospect Park adds a touch of nature to this family-friendly area.

Bushwick is known for its street art and creative energy. Stunning murals, galleries, and cool hangout spots make it a must-visit for art enthusiasts.

Finally, Cobble Hill and Flatbush are two more delightful neighborhoods. Cobble Hill offers a refined, picturesque atmosphere with its historic buildings and boutiques. Flatbush, on the other hand, is bursting with Caribbean culture and flavors.

Iconic Landmarks

Brooklyn Bridge is undeniably an engineering marvel, and a must-see for anyone visiting. As we stroll across the bridge, you'll be treated to stunning skyline views and a unique perspective on both Manhattan and Brooklyn. This celebrated bridge has been connecting our boroughs since 1883 and has become an emblem of our city's resilience.

Just a stone's throw from the Brooklyn Bridge lies the Manhattan Bridge, another impressive suspension bridge that spans the East River. This often-overlooked but equally important piece of infrastructure is a vital link between Brooklyn and Manhattan, and offers its own remarkable views.

In the heart of Brooklyn, you'll find the multi-purpose Barclays Center. This state-of-the-art arena is home to the Brooklyn Nets basketball team and regularly hosts concerts, events, and more. The modern, dynamic design of the building is a visual treat that adds to our borough's contemporary vibe.

Grand Army Plaza serves as a grand entrance to Prospect Park and a hub of Brooklyn culture. Here, you'll be mesmerized by the Soldiers' and Sailors' Arch, a triumphal arch commemorating the Civil War, and the beautiful Bailey Fountain. The Plaza also serves as a gateway to the historic neighborhoods of Park Slope and Prospect Heights, each boasting their own distinctive character.

Our journey through Brooklyn would not be complete without a visit to the peaceful and historic Green-Wood Cemetery. This sprawling landscape is the final resting place for many notable figures and offers a serene and contemplative experience amidst lush greenery and intricate monuments.

Finally, we'll take a moment to appreciate the iconic Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building from the picturesque Battery Park. As we gaze across the harbor at these symbol of freedom and ambition, you'll undoubtedly come to appreciate the true essence of our city.

Cultural Highlights

Brooklyn's street art scene has been thriving for years and is an essential part of the city's cultural fabric. Many graffito masterpieces adorn the walls of various neighborhoods, reflecting the creative energy that pulses through the borough. As we walk through these streets, we will witness the talent of local and international artists whose work adds color and excitement to Brooklyn's urban landscape.

Next, the Brooklyn Museum is a must-visit destination for art and history enthusiasts. This impressive institution houses vast collections of contemporary and ancient artwork from all around the world, highlighting the diverse influences that have shaped the borough's identity. As we explore the museum, we can admire masterpieces of various styles and eras, gaining insights into the history and significance behind each piece.

In addition to its vibrant arts scene, Brooklyn boasts numerous landmarks that tell the story of its rich history. As we venture through the borough, we will come across iconic sites such as Coney Island, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Prospect Park. These landmarks not only serve as markers of Brooklyn's past but also as hubs of activity today, playing host to numerous events and recreational opportunities throughout the year.

Famous Eateries

When touring Brooklyn, one cannot ignore the importance of food in this melting pot of cultures. We believe that the best Brooklyn tours should always include a taste of the diverse and delicious offerings found throughout the borough. So, let us introduce you to some of the famous eateries in our beautiful Brooklyn.

If you're a pizza lover, Brooklyn is the place for you. A staple in any Brooklyn food tour is a visit to Grimaldi's and Di Fara Pizza. Both institutions have mastered the art of pizza making and people come from all over the world just to grab a slice. Grimaldi's boasts a coal-fired brick oven, creating the perfect thin-crust pizza, while Di Fara is known for its handmade dough and magic touch of olive oil drizzled on top. Trust us, you don't want to miss these pies!

Gattullo is a must-stop on any authentic Brooklyn food tour. This Italian bakery, gelateria, and café offers some of the best pastries, sandwiches, and (of course) gelato in the city. From classic Italian bomboloni to New York-style bagels, Gattullo has a little something for everyone. Just stepping into the shop, you're treated to the heavenly aroma of fresh baked goods and the warm, friendly atmosphere that iconic Brooklyn establishments are known for.

Take a moment to appreciate the bagel, an iconic staple and hallmark of New York cuisine. The Brooklyn Bagel Tour in Williamsburg and Park Slope will introduce you to several fantastic bagel shops, including Bagel Hole, Court Street Bagels, and The Bagel Market. These stores provide authentic, hand-rolled bagels with a variety of toppings and spreads. No visit to Brooklyn would be complete without experiencing the perfect balance of a genuine New York bagel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Brooklyn, NY worth visiting?

Absolutely! Brooklyn is a diverse and vibrant borough with its own unique culture and history. There are countless attractions, including renowned museums, stunning parks, historic landmarks, and a thriving food and art scene. As lifelong residents, we highly recommend visiting Brooklyn to experience its rich history, stunning views, and energetic atmosphere. If you want to maximize your fun experiences and delve deep into this incredible city, Brooklyn is absolutely worth a visit.

Is Brooklyn safe for tourists?

Yes, Brooklyn is generally safe for tourists. Like any major city, it has its share of both safer and less safe areas, but tourist attractions and popular neighborhoods are generally secure. We always prioritize our guests' safety and well-being while touring, and we have extensive knowledge of the best locations to visit. By staying aware of your surroundings and exercising common sense, you can easily have a fun and safe visit to Brooklyn.