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. |
Monday
25
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Tuesday
26
26th at 11:00AM
CitiBike DUMBO
xx Expeditions ▸
Wednesday
27
xx Expeditions ▸
Thursday
28
28th at 10:00AM
Hudson Palisades Subway to Trail Hike
28th at 1:00PM
Jackie Robinson’s Brooklyn
28th at 11:00AM
Positively 4th Street
28th at 1:00PM
Prospect Park and Park Slope Brownstones
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Friday
29
29th at 4:00PM
Capital of the World
29th at 11:00AM
The Downtown Brooklyn Cultural District
29th at 11:00AM
Queens: The World’s Borough
29th at 11:00AM
CitiBike DUMBO
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Saturday
30
30th at 10:00AM
Hunters Point To Red Hook
30th at 12:00PM
Coney Island — Sodom by the Sea
30th at 1:00PM
Early New York
30th at 11:00AM
Victorian Flatbush, Brooklyn
30th at 9:00AM
Power Walk Prospect Park
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Sunday
1
1st at 9:00AM
Gateway: The Immigrants
1st at 11:00AM
The Yiddish Rialto
1st at 11:00AM
CitiBike DUMBO
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Guided by Robert S.
for Hunters Point Parks Conservancy
Biking the Historic "Other Side" of the East River!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Cezar D.
for Coney Island USA
Come to Coney Island and marvel at its artistic past.
Explore Expedition
Guided by John B.
for Appalachian Mountain Club
Spend a day hiking in the woods and see Manhattan from a new angle.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Heather S.
for Planned Parenthood
A look at the secret enclaves, controversial history, and scandals of Central Park.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Marc L.
for GrowNYC
From NYC’s founding to the Financial District to the Events of Sept 11, 2001.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Peter L.
for Reading Partners
Who came and what did they find? What did they do with it and how does it matter?
Explore Expedition
Guided by Peter L.
for Reading Partners
Why Brooklyn? The drama unfolded in the little ballpark in the heart of Flatbush.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Robert B.
for Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation
The Donald Would Hate This Tour.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Cezar D.
for 4th Arts Block
Take an East Village cultural history tour with a local theater historian.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Peter L.
for Reading Partners
Visit the centerpiece of modern New York.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Andrea C.
for Northside Town Hall Community & Cultural Center
Williamsburg: Old World & New Wave -- Side by Side!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Cezar D.
for Theatre Historical Society of America
Learn about downtown Brooklyn's rich cultural heritage from a theatre historian.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Cezar D.
for Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation
Discover the East Village with a Theater Historian!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Andrea C.
for Red Hook Initiative
There’s more to Red Hook than just furniture shopping!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Jeremy W.
for People for the Pavilion
Travel back in time to the World’s Fair!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Nancy B.
for Friends of the High Line
The High Line is more than just a park. Don't just walk it, learn about it!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Alan C.
for CityParks Foundation
See why gorgeous views, beautiful homes, a cutting-edge theater and post-industrial chic make these neighborhoods my favorite haunting grounds.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Jeremy W.
for GrowNYC
Stunning Victorian mansions. Historic churches and theaters. A small business boom. Come discover Flatbush.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Andrea C.
for Arts Gowanus
Gowanus, Brooklyn has something of interest for everyone!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Andrea C.
for The Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizen Council
Come join us on an adventure to discover the Bounty of Bushwick!
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Guided by Jeffrey S.
for Hunters Point Parks Conservancy
Discover how Long Island City went from a sleepy farm town, to manufacturing hub, to a commercial, residential and artistic “it” community.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Grow G.
for Dream Street Theatre
An insider's guide to the best wholesale garden district in the United States!
Explore Expedition
Guided by Jim J.
for Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini Shrine
See the most spectacular natural views in Manhattan, walk in George Washington’s footsteps and visit the shrine of the first American Saint.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Nancy B.
for Dream Street Theatre
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.
for Reading Partners
Ride a Ferry, Take Photos, and walk DUMBO.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Nancy B.
for Reading Partners
Learn about CitiBike, ride the bridges, and see what this local likes in DUMBO.
Explore Expedition
Guided by Nancy B.
for Reading Partners
Park Slope's infamous archectiture is highlighted in this 3 hour mid-day tour.
Explore Expedition
Center Sandwich, NH
This idyllic New England town is one of the five townships bordering Squam Lake in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. Squam Lake, known for its starring role in ON GOLDEN POND, is one of the prettiest lakes in the United States.
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Hudson Palisades
The cliffs of the Palisades, a National Natural Landmark, skirt the Hudson River for twenty miles, rising up steeply in places to over five-hundred feet. The Palisades Interstate Park, just over the George Washington Bridge, offers over thirty miles of hiking trails from easy woods walks to challenging boulder scrambles.
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Fort Lee, NJ
Fort Lee is a borough in Bergen County New Jersey and is home to the Hudson River Palisades. On the New Jersey side of the George Washington Bridge, the Palisades has stunning views of the Hudson River and Manhattan. The cliffs of the Palisades, a National Natural Landmark, skirt the Hudson River for twenty miles, […]
Explore Neighborhood
D.U.M.B.O stands for Down Under The Manhattan Bridge Overpass
A born & bred Native New Yorker, Andrea Coyle is a Board Member & Education Committee Core Member of the Guides Association of NYC. She has a background in both the graphic arts field & early childhood education. A licensed NYC tour guide since 2008, Andrea is a community activist, a preservationist, & a strong supporter of independent small businesses & manufacturers. She loves history, architecture, photography, trains, & food -- & being able to introduce her guests to places off the beaten path!
