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Highlights of Brooklyn Bridge: Bike Tour
This two-hour guided bike tour takes you around Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn!
Duration:
2h
Live guide:
Dutch, English
Duration:
2h
Live guide:
Dutch, English
2-hour guided bike tour with a licensed New York City tour guide
Cannondale bike rental
Helmets
Baskets/bike bags
Illustrated map
Gratuities (optional)
Meeting point
79 Chambers Street, 10007, New York- Show your smartphone ticket at the meeting point: 79 Chambers Street, New York, NY 10007
- Please bring a government-issued ID or passport and credit card when you come to the store
See some of New York City’s most famous sights while working up a sweat on this exciting sightseeing bike tour.
Start the day with an uphill cycle to the City Hall district of Manhattan, and continue across the beautiful Brooklyn Bridge, climbing steadily uphill for approximately 15 minutes.
Stop for a rest at the Brooklyn-side tower of the bridge for some spectacular photos of the Manhattan skyline. From 50 meters high, you’ll be treated to unparalleled panoramas of the city, so don’t forget to bring your camera!
After you’ve spotted the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Staten Island, as well as the port of Brooklyn, continue your tour descending into Brooklyn and riding past the historic houses of Brooklyn Heights.
As you return over the bridge, passing the South Street Seaport, stop to take some more photos, taking advantage of the amazing views in all directions from the top of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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