The 4 Best Williamsburg Tours

1.Williamsburg Food Tasting & Walking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 228 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $95Our pick

Walk Williamsburg with a guide such as Paul or Ian, sampling up to six filling dishes at local spots including Pies n Thighs, Annie’s Dumplings, Williamsburg Bagel, and Doughnut Plant. Expect three hours of food, neighborhood stories, waterfront views, and helpful tips for exploring Brooklyn on your own.

“New neighborhood for us. Perfect combination of history , walking , scenic views and great food stops. Paul did a really nice job of showing us around the area.”

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2.2-Hour Best of Brooklyn Walking Tour -Williamsburg

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 120 reviews · 2 hours · from $32Best value

Walk Williamsburg with an English-speaking guide such as John or Jeff, tracing its manufacturing and brewing past, street art, converted warehouses, small businesses, and changing identity. The two-hour route starts and ends at Black Star Bakery, with Manhattan skyline views and practical neighborhood tips.

“John was a great tour guide. we learnt a lot about Williamsburg. The tour was fun and informative.”

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3.Williamsburg Bites: Brooklyn Food Tour by Like A Local Tours

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 120 reviews · from $79

Spend three hours walking about 1.5 miles through Williamsburg with a local guide such as Walter, Chris, or Lara. Tastings cover Polish bakery treats, tacos, pizza, broth, an adaptogenic truffle, and bagels, with enough food for lunch. Expect street art, skyline views, and sit-down breaks.

“Learning about Brooklyn art murals and trying some good food. We had a good tour leader tour leader named Chris. He also told us quite abit of history about Brooklyn.”

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4.Best of Brooklyn Walking Tour in Williamsburg

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 85 reviews · 2 hours (approx.) · from $32

Start at 548 Driggs Ave at 3 pm for a two-hour guided walk through Williamsburg. Your guide covers immigration, factories, artists’ lofts, street art, shops, and neighborhood change, ending at East River State Park for Manhattan views. Groups can reach 22 people, and the tour does not include the Jewish District or food.

“Tour guide was very informative and engaging. Learned a lot.”

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