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    5.0 (3 reviews)
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    Jewish Chassidic Discovery Walking Tours

    Jewish Chassidic Discovery Walking Tours

    5.0(4 reviews)
    2.2 miCrown Heights

    My girlfriend and I absolutely loved the Chassidic Walking Tour. It is one thing to learn about…read moreChassidic culture through books or movies, but nothing is better than experiencing it first-hand. These people are so dedicated to their faith and families. We have much respect for the Chassidic community. Everyone that we met was so warm and friendly. I was invited to wear tefillin at the main synagogue. I've never seen anyone do that at my temple, so I was unfamiliar with the practice. They were nice enough to let me use a set and they talked me through the blessings. I have since ordered my own set of tefillin from Israel and I am excited to use them. The falafel sandwich that I had for lunch was the best one I've ever had. My girlfriend said she hadn't had one that good since her Birthright Israel trip. The Chabad movement and the other Chassidic Jews are truly keeping Judaism alive, and I must tip my yarmulke to them. ;)

    Can you imagine a tour that can change your life? Well this tour can. Bar none, the best tour I…read morehave ever taken! Rabbi Beryl shared some information that changed my life. He "brings home" why some of the Jewish observances are so important. The tour gave so many of our observances MEANING. I learned so much! It's a great tour, seeing the scribes, the mikvah, and the matzoh factory -- but the heart and soul of the tour is Rabbi Beryl and his unique way of teaching. He makes everyone feel welcome and part of the tour -- not just an observer. I can't image anyone, Jewish or otherwise, not learning so much about the heart of Jewish New York from this tour. Enjoy, it may change your life -- It did mine!

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    Jewish Chassidic Discovery Walking Tours - Inside the Main Synagogue.

    Inside the Main Synagogue.

    Jewish Chassidic Discovery Walking Tours - Inside the Main Synagogue.

    Inside the Main Synagogue.

    Jewish Chassidic Discovery Walking Tours - Items associated with Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneersohn, simply known to the community as "The Rebbe".

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    Items associated with Rebbe Menachem Mendel Schneersohn, simply known to the community as "The Rebbe".

    Jewish Brooklyn

    Jewish Brooklyn

    5.0(7 reviews)
    1.9 miCrown Heights, Wingate

    5++. I was visiting Crown Heights for the first time with my JMoms group from Chabad of MV. I came…read moreto Crown Heights with basically no knowledge of the history of Chabad or the Rebbe and why Crown Heights is such a special place. I was "just along for the ride". Starting our trip with Mayer and his tour was the perfect way to begin. It gave me the foundation of where we visiting to build off of the rest of the trip (it made along for the ride turn into a start to my own personal journey). Mayer is an open book and answered all questions no matter how basic. He made everyone on our tour feel comfortable and you can just tell by the way he explains everything that he really enjoys what he does! I have recommended this tour to all of my friends of all different walks of life!

    The best walking tour that I have ever been on and I have been on quite a few. Quite remarkable. If…read moreyour interested in Chassidism, The Rebbe, Judaism or the Lubavitch this walking tour shows you the behind the scenes of it all. We saw the Levi Yotzchok Library (wow), the scribe and a whole wall of Torah's to be examined- writing of the blessing for the mezuzah, a Mikvah with a very beautiful description of the purpose and meaning, and of course the the world famous 770 synagogue which is the headquarters Chabad- lubavitch movement. It was something to see! The Lubavitcher Library was filled with priceless artifacts of all the Rebbes including Baal Shim Tov. Our guid was a Rabbi and not only talked about the sites but about Judaism and Chassidism philosophy. I can't recommend this tour enough - and so inexpensive! I can't wait to come back and do it again!

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    Boroughs of the Dead - The Raven

    Boroughs of the Dead

    4.9(98 reviews)
    6.3 miGreenwich Village

    I took the "THE UNCANNY UPPER WEST SIDE" tour and it did not…read moredisappoint! I am from the Upper Westside so I was curious to learn more about my neighborhood. I'm going to try to entice you and not spoil the experience because it is thoughtfully curated and should be experienced live, in person. We started with one of the inspirations for Ghostbusters! Right off the bat, I was hooked as I love that movie and anything Dan Aykroyd. We learned about a Secret cave in Central Park, the iconic Dakota Building, we passed by Needle Park, where "Waiting for Mr Goodbar" was filmed in 1977 (RIP Diane Keaton!), and saw, among other sites, where James Baldwin lived and discussed art and films, like "The Exorcist" with Toni Morrison. That was a fascinating film review to read and learn about! You finish the tour where Edgar Allan Poe wrote and first published one of the most famous poems ever written, "The Raven", in The New York Evening Mirror on January 29, 1845. I had no idea I lived so near to such fascinating history! I'm grateful to B.O.T.D. for being such cool teachers! I am very much looking forward to taking additional tours with you to continue this unique journey of my complex and beloved City.

    Great tour!! The tour guide was entertaining and knew all the history! She did a great jobread more

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    Boroughs of the Dead - Poe's home where he wrote "The Raven"

    Poe's home where he wrote "The Raven"

    Boroughs of the Dead - Murder! City life was dangerous in 1836... find out why on our "Murder, Scandal and Vice" tour!

    Murder! City life was dangerous in 1836... find out why on our "Murder, Scandal and Vice" tour!

    Boroughs of the Dead - What a pretty thing to die so young... Victorian mourning makes for a marvelous Sunday stroll.

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    What a pretty thing to die so young... Victorian mourning makes for a marvelous Sunday stroll.

    Brooklyn Unplugged Tours + Graffiti Art - Practicing our letters

    Brooklyn Unplugged Tours + Graffiti Art

    4.5(27 reviews)
    4.5 miEast Williamsburg

    Jeff is the perfect guide. Patient, knowledgeable and funny. This tour is a great way to see some…read moreof the best street art in New York City and the ever changing scene that is Bushwick, Brooklyn. The walking tour goes at a good pace to cover a wide area but slow enough to also stop, think and take photos. Good value for money and well organised the tour takes you through the main streets in Bushwick and Jeff explains the background behind many of the pieces. It's a good way to get your bearings before revisiting solo or continuing your wonder under your own steam. Bushwick, Brooklyn is the street art epicentre with an ever changing array of works from world renowned street artists.

    Ok tour but it was nothing as described. One graffiti stop. Nothing else. The tour was a very basic…read morehistorical/socio economic tour. Nothing about the neighbourhood being cool or artistic. Maybe 5 mins total was spent talking about artists that performed here. Hate to break it to you but the rest of the world knows the us has issues with poverty and garbage healthcare system. Nearly everywhere has issues with gentrification. Making a tour 100% about that when it's completely mismatched with the description is false advertising. ONE graffiti art spot. Not much sense preaching to tourists about unaffordable housing for 2 hours.

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    Brooklyn Unplugged Tours + Graffiti Art
    Brooklyn Unplugged Tours + Graffiti Art - Our artist adding some incredible finishing touches

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    Our artist adding some incredible finishing touches

    Real New York Tours - central park scene :)

    Real New York Tours

    5.0(191 reviews)
    4.9 miLower East Side, Two Bridges

    We had the best day exploring New York City as a family. We have three girls ages 20, 12 and 10…read more Like did an amazing job of making the history and city exciting for each of them. They asked to hang out with him the rest of the week. He stopped for snacks and let me customize the day according to what the girls were interested in learning. Thank you for being a part of our memories!!

    After touring with Luke twice in 2011 (group tour as a couple in April then a private tour on a…read moregirls trip in October) when we were planning our itinerary for our trip back to NYC in November 2025 with our 11 year old son, Real New York Tours was the top of our list. We chose the private family tour and booking was quick and easy and the customer service as great as I remembered. On to the tour itself: Luke met us at the Museum of Natural History on time and we got reacquainted. My son is autistic and can have some trouble warming to new people but absolutely no the case with Luke, he immediately put my son at ease and they were chatting like old friends as we made our way into Central Park. The tour covered loads of Central Park, including an exciting off track visit to a secret cave, the plaza hotel, grand central station, some fun subway rides, and concluded at the Brooklyn Bridge. But more than just seeing so many iconic sites, Luke had hundreds of facts and stories (which my son loved) about what we were seeing. It was truly like spending a wonderful day with an old friend. I cannot recommend highly enough Luke and Real New York Tours. Until next time!

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    Real New York Tours
    Real New York Tours - Luke showing off SoHo.

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    Luke showing off SoHo.

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