Top Brooklyn Seasonal & Special Occasions

Have a great night out in Brooklyn on this group pub crawl to Williamsburg's top spots. Start with a cocktail at the meet-up location to kick off your night on the town. Then, follow a carefully tailored itinerary that hits hand-selected neighborhood bars and clubs, and enjoy partying with a new group of friends in some of Brooklyn's best nightlife destinations.

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.

Save yourself the hassle of taking selfies or asking strangers to take your picture on this tour of New York with a private photographer. You can fully customize your tour so you can get the perfect backdrops to your photos. Plus, your photographer guide is a local expert, so you can learn and hear stories about your destinations along the way.

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.

NYC's fastest-growing Christmas tradition isn't in Rockefeller Center... it's in Brooklyn. The residents of Dyker Heights, a suburban neighborhood of large houses, started a tradition in the 1980s of lavish holiday displays that has grown into an unofficial neighborhood-wide competition. On this guided walking tour, come see why over 150,000 people flock to this area every December to see the famous Dyker lights. Your guide will explain the history of the Dyker Heights traditions, and ensure that you will all the best homes & decorations in your time there. See the most spectacular displays imaginable! Unlike other big-group tours, this private, small-group tour will ensure a more enjoyable and personal experience.

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. Choose from several departure times, and meet your guide in DUMBO—right below the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. Explore the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Williamsburg, see Fort Greene Park and Prospect Park, explore Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill, and pause for refreshments at local, artisanal eateries.

This walking tour through Brooklyn's trendy Williamsburg neighborhood offers a brief look at Brooklyn history and its influence on contemporary culture, with an insider guide leading the way. Meet-up just steps from the subway, and begin your adventure uncovering trends and traditions—from the urban street art scene to hip local businesses. Venture past historical buildings, chic boutiques, and neighborhood cafés reflecting the area's laid-back vibe. Then be sure to capture the iconic Manhattan skyline from the scenic Brooklyn waterfront.

Williamsburg, Brooklyn is a go-to locale for travelers that want to explore the cultural hub of New York City. If you know where to look, it's also a prime destination for some classic Brooklyn cuisine. With this tour, discover the up-and-coming neighborhood with a foodie guide. Stroll through Williamsburg's charming streets, stop at several eateries, and enjoy some of the Big Apple's most famous dishes, like bagels, pizza, and classic deli.

Get a taste for Brooklyn's food culture as you visit some of its tasty eateries and small food shops during this small-group walking tour. Come hungry and join your guide for a walking expedition that includes stops for tastings at an eclectic range of ethnic eateries and foodie hotspots. During your walk, you have the chance to sample sweet and savory delights, and visit diverse establishments, from artisanal cooking shops to long-standing Middle Eastern markets.

Experience Brooklyn like a local on a cycling tour through the borough’s hippest neighborhoods, including tough-to-reach areas that visitors often miss. Avoid the stress of navigating on your own as you follow a guide to popular landmarks and hidden gems, including breweries and eateries to rest and refuel. Photo stops and complimentary tastings along the way make this a popular choice for active New York visitors.

The food and drink choices in Brooklyn can be overwhelming, but foodies that explore this bustling borough with a guide can eat and drink the best of the best. With this tour, indulge in some of Brooklyn's best cuisine. You can try New American, Middle Eastern, and Italian food including pastries, cheese, and bread. Listen to commentary on the culinary history of the neighborhood and New York City as you go, and even take home a map so you can continue independently.

Visit the Brooklyn Museum, whose origins date back to the 1820s, with an admission ticket that provides access to the permanent collection of artwork, including Arts of Africa, Arts of the Islamic World, Decorative Arts, Contemporary Art, and American Art. You can wander at your leisure or join a tour, plus browse the gift shop for a souvenir.

Guarantee admission to New York Aquarium without the need to visit at a fixed time. Instead, enjoy the flexibility of an any day access admission ticket and stop by the aquarium at a time that suits you. Ideal for travelers with young children, admission also includes access to the 4D theater.

Discover the cultural delights and delectable bites of Brooklyn on a culinary walking tour of the Williamsburg neighborhood. Delve into the rich culinary history of the area with your guide, visiting iconic eateries to sample treats like homemade ice cream and what is considered the best pizza in Brooklyn. Pleasure your palate with tastings interspersed with vibrant street art and panoramic vistas of New York’s globally renowned skyline.

Prebook this Hasidic Williamsburg tour in New York City, and explore the Hasidic area of Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood with a guide so you don’t miss any of the details. Your guide grew up in the Hasidic Jewish community, and takes you to visit Williamsburg's Hasidic shops, eateries, synagogues, schools, and historical sites. Gain a better understanding of this religious group’s history, culture, and traditions—plus, sample traditional food along the way.

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.

This is a very unique comfy venue. i dont think a lot of people had the chance to spend quality time in a chocolate factory/store/cafe. A bilingual experienced guide with a french touch will be there every steps of the way to guide you and entertain you with fun facts. She will know when to disappear too so you can focus on your loves ones. You will got to enjoy an amazing selection of awarded gourmet products from Dominican Republic. Your host who s passion is for you to have the best time and memories cant wait to have you to celebrate either family time, friends,date or corporate.

1. Enter one of the oldest settlements in the United States - New York's origin, Albany. 2. Appreciate the Washington Park Tulips – a warm blessing for your mother. Departure from New York and arrive at Albany, which dated from 1614, one of the oldest settlements in the United States. The most wonderful Tulip Festival is held annually in Washington Park in the beginning of May. Itinerary: New York → Washington Park (Tulip Viewing) → Empire State Plaza → New York State Capitol → New York State Museum → New York

Compared with traditional glass neon lights, neon wall lights are brighter and more beautiful and are not easily damaged and broken, no noise, safe and environmentally friendly. Reducing energy consumption is one way to go green. Another is to reduce the amount of toxic materials released into the environment. LEDs are good for both the environment and the bottom line: LEDs also can last up to 25 times longer than incandescent and halogen lights, and up to three times longer than most compact fluorescent lights. If more people used LEDs it could add up to significant energy savings.Energy.gov estimates that by 2027, widespread use of LED lighting in the U.S. could save the equivalent electrical output of 44 large electric power plants — a total savings of more than $30 billion at today's electricity prices. They also emit little heat, which means less money spent for cooling costs.

We start the tour near the Brooklyn Navy Yard to receive your bikes. We head into Williamsburg along the waterfront to our first stop at Other Half Brewing Company. Here we may stop at Roberta’s for pizza. We go into Greenpoint Brooklyn to visit Greenpoint Brewing Company before going into South Brooklyn to visit other breweries and options like Frankies in Carroll Gardens. The tour ends where we started with a short 5 minute walk to Transmitter Brewing Company for your last celebratory beer… and the Ferry Back to Manhattan is right across the street. Perfectly planned and coordinated by Brooklyn Giro Bike Tours. One inclusive price covers it all - food and beers.