Walk or cycle the Brooklyn Bridge: Recommended tours & tickets

The Brooklyn Bridge Bike Tour lets you safely explore the best of Manhattan by bike. Pedal on the new Hudson riverside bike trail, past famous landmarks and over the Brooklyn Bridge - once the largest suspension bridge in the world.

Enjoy an engaging ride from Manhattan to Brooklyn on this guided bike tour. Pedal across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge and explore this famed borough's cultural hubs and exciting neighborhoods, admiring the architecture and learning some history along the way.

Come explore lower Manhattan on two wheels! Cycle around Manhattan’s southern tip, climb uphill into the City Hall area, then up onto the Brooklyn Bridge itself. This will be a steady climb of about 15 minutes, stopping at the Brooklyn-side tower of the bridge for photos. You’ll be about 160 feet (about 50 meters) up.

Capture the legendary beauty of NYC’s Brooklyn Bridge and the iconic Manhattan skyline on a 1.5-hour photography tour. Join an expert photographer on a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, ensuring you get the best views and learning basic photography skills — and how to hone what you already know —as you go. Bring your digital camera to shoot stunning Brooklyn Bridge souvenir images. Appropriate for all skill levels.

Explore the world-famous Brooklyn Bridge on this guided, 2.5-hour walking tour from Manhattan to the trendy DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn. Known as the 8th Wonder of the World, the Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest in the United States, connecting the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn by spanning the East River. Learn about it’s history, dating back to 1869, from a local guide. Enjoy a leisurely stroll into DUMBO , known for its high-end boutiques, delicious desserts, pizza shops, art galleries, and scenic waterfront views. This tour is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. Time of the tour can depend on conditions on the bridge and quickly the group moves.

Beyond the Brooklyn Bridge’s stately exterior lies an epic origin story! Now over 130 years old, the granite and limestone structure has dazzled both tourists and residents alike. On this tour you will not only unpack the history behind the Brooklyn Bridge, but also explore its many hidden secrets!