Prospect Park Tours and Tickets

Go for a private, guided bike tour through Brooklyn and check out New York City's historic and unique beaches. The ride starts at Grand Army Plaza, the northern entry point to beautiful Prospect Park where you will be fitted to a rental bike with a helmet, lock, water bottle, and snack-bag, and off you'll go on your 3- to 6-hour tour. Your group can choose an "inland route" (9 miles) or a "waterfront route" (14 miles), both of which end at Coney Island in time for an early lunch at Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs. End the ride at Coney Island and enjoy the rest of the day there, or ride 11 miles more along the shoreline to Rockaway Beach where you could opt for a later lunch at Tacoway Beach.

See the best of New York's most populous and trendiest borough on a double-decker bus tour of Brooklyn, starting at a convenient meeting point in Lower Manhattan. Get amazing views of the Brooklyn Bridge, and learn about the area's history and distinctive culture through live narration as you drive to landmarks like Grand Army Plaza, Prospect Park, the Botanical Gardens, and the NY Transit Museum. It's a hassle-free way to get outside Manhattan even if you have only a few hours to spare.

Discover one of the country's largest collection of Victorian homes on this tour of one of Brooklyn's most historic neighborhoods. Flatbush was one of the original 6 towns of Brooklyn, having been settled by the Dutch in 1651. But its most beautiful treasure is the Victorian Flatbush subsection, developed in the late 19th-century. Several small historic districts, mansions, and a church dating back to 1654 are some of the highlights you will see on this tour in central Brooklyn.

Let our engaging, entertaining, educational and energetic NYC tour guides show you how wonderful and wonderfully diverse Brooklyn is on our 4, 5, or 6-hour chauffeured Escalade tour of Kings County. From classic sights like the Brooklyn Bridge to the brand new Brooklyn Bridge Park & DUMBO to overlooked neighborhood gems like Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant, you'll see why 2.6 million people are proud to call Brooklyn home!