Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood Tour

Walk along the Brooklyn Bridge and hear the stories about one of New York City's world-famous landmarks when you take the Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood Tour.

Enjoy a Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood Tour with The New York Pass®

• Pay nothing at the door - simply show your pass.
• View the city's quirky boutiques, high-end restaurants and trendy cafes. 
• Learn about the city's history on this 2.5-hour tour.

Iconic Brooklyn Bridge Tour

Embark on the Iconic Brooklyn Bridge Tour, an unforgettable experience for history buffs and architecture aficionados alike. Stroll along the pedestrian walkway, marvel at the breathtaking skyline, and immerse yourself in the enthralling tale of the bridge's construction.

About the Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood Tour

Witness the stunning Manhattan skyline from the iconic Brooklyn Bridge, followed by beautiful waterfront views as you explore the trendy and popular DUMBO neighborhood.

Explore Brooklyn's vibrant and trendy DUMBO neighborhood which provides you with a beautiful view of both the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan Bridge. You'll encounter many high-end boutiques, mouth-watering restaurants and art galleries in DUMBO. It's easy to fall in love with the neighborhood's waterfront view. You will also see the lovely Manhattan skyline while you travel across the Brooklyn Bridge.

Brooklyn Bridge Tour Highlights

Brooklyn Bridge
An experienced tour guide from Inside Out Tours will lead you across the iconic Brooklyn Bridge where you'll learn about the bridge's history as well as some interesting little known facts. While on the bridge you will also see Manhattan in the distance and a lovely view of the city's skyline.

DUMBO
Tour the artistic community of DUMBO which stands for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. You'll see the latest fashion trends at local boutiques and some of Brooklyn's favorite dishes at DUMBO's restaurants.

Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Neighborhood facts

• In 1978, residents living between the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges decided to give their neighborhood a name to strengthen the area's identity the community considered two acronyms. DANYA which stands for District Around the Navy Yard Annex, and the winning name, DUMBO.
• DUMBO used to have its own railroad to transport goods around the city. The tracks also ran inside certain manufacturing buildings. You can see the remains on certain cobblestone roads to this day.