Explorez Prospect Park lors de cette visite guidée à pied de deux heures et découvrez les travaux de restauration historique et de préservation de l'environnement du parc, notamment les projets culturels et récréatifs en cours. Cette expérience interactive explore l'évolution de Prospect Park au fil du temps, depuis la vision originale des concepteurs Frederick Law Olmsted et Calvert Vaux jusqu'à son utilisation actuelle. Les visites commencent à Grand Army Plaza et emmènent les visiteurs à la découverte de nombreux sites naturels et historiques clés du parc, notamment l'époustouflante Long Meadow, le LeFrak Center à Lakeside, au design innovant, et le Ravine, la plus grande forêt naturelle de Brooklyn. Cette visite comprend également une visite spéciale des coulisses des sites et éléments historiques du parc. Ces visites sont proposées par Turnstile Tours pour le compte de Prospect Park Alliance, l'organisation à but non lucratif qui soutient, restaure et promeut le parc en partenariat avec la ville de New York.

Looking for things to do in New York Brooklyn? Our 3-hour self-guided walking tour takes you through this neighborhood. Learn about its history and discover all of the attractions. Solve challenges at each step along your way, to find your next destination and have fun. Buy either a single or a group ticket. You will walk from the Brooklyn Museum to Grand Army Plaza, and visit several churches and Prospect Park. As you discover the neighborhood, you’ll pass by various parks, museums, and monuments. The Brooklyn Tourist Scavenger Hunt is a 5.2 km / 3.2 mi self-guided walking tour with challenges along the way. It should take you 3 hours to complete.

Begin in Brooklyn Heights, where elegant homes, historic churches, and stories of abolitionists. writers, and old Brooklyn set the tone. Step onto the Promenade for sweeping harbor and skyline views, then descend through Brooklyn Bridge Park, once a working waterfront of piers and warehouses. In DUMBO, walk beneath massive bridge structures and through former industrial blocks transformed into one of Brooklyn’s most dynamic neighborhoods. Take the subway to Cobble Hill for intimate streets, cafés, and a picturesque 19th-century enclave, then continue to Park Slope for classic stoops, brownstones, and remarkable architecture. Walk briefly through Prospect Park before reaching Grand Army Plaza, the Central Library, and the Brooklyn Museum—symbols of Brooklyn’s civic ambition. Finish at Borough Hall, once the seat of an independent city. This is a private tour, we can adjust the pace, stop for food or coffee, or spend more time on the history or architecture that interest you most.