LATEST ONLINE BOOKINGS ARE 12 HOURS BEFORE EACH EXPEDITION. FOR DAY OF EXPEDITIONS CALL 917-834-6373.
What you can expect: |
All walking and bike tours run for 2-3 hours and include a maximum of 10 people. |
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All expeditions are between $20-$60 per person. Each Guide chooses the price. |
Giving back: |
All expeditions give back to the community with a 5% donation per event. The guide chooses his or her own favorite local charity. |
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Guided by Nancy B.
Get on your bike, get some exercise and explore the best street art Brooklyn has to offer!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Nancy B.
Start your Saturday with exercise and some of the obscure sights of Brooklyn's beautiful and wild Prospect Park. THIS EXPEDITION IS HALF PRICE.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Nancy B.
Learn about CitiBike, ride the bridges, and see what this local likes in DUMBO.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Nancy B.
Park Slope's infamous archectiture is highlighted in this 3 hour mid-day tour.
Explore Expedition
Theater District
This is a neighborhood in mid-town Manhattan where most of the theaters are located–in and around the Times Square area.
Explore Neighborhood
Bedford-Stuyvesant
More commonly known as “Bed Stuy” this neighborhood is in Central Brooklyn. For decades, it has been a cultural center for Brooklyn’s African American population. …in 1936, (many, sic) African Americans left an overcrowded Harlem for greater housing availability in Bedford–Stuyvesant. From Bedford–Stuyvesant, African Americans have since moved into the surrounding areas of Brooklyn, such as …
Explore Neighborhood
Times Square
Times Square is one of the best known tourist destinations in the world. Encompassing the blocks of 42nd to 47th street, and the Avenues of Broadway and Seventh, this neighborhood has been depicted in hundreds of films and is probably best known for the New Year’s Eve dropping of the ball. Or, of course, the …
Explore Neighborhood
The first Pizzeria in the US was opened in New York in 1895!
