Take an Architectural Amble Down One Special Clinton Hill Street With the Municipal Art Society
Open your eyes to the feast of architectural styles ornamenting one historic street in Clinton Hill with a new walking tour from the Municipal Art Society.
Take a Winter Walk Through Prospect Park With the Municipal Art Society
While snow has been scarce this season perhaps it will arrive in time for an atmospheric stroll through Brooklyn's backyard next month.
Ramble Through the Past of Coney Island and Brighton Beach With the Municipal Art Society
Spend a summer afternoon gazing upon waterfront views and hearing colorful tales of the past.
Take an Evening Stroll Through Changing Gowanus With the Municipal Art Society
Enjoy an atmospheric ramble through the industrial past of Gowanus with an historian this week.
Get to Know Your City With the Free Walking Tours of Jane’s Walk This Weekend
Take in some fresh air and exercise this weekend while testing your knowledge of the city with a slew of touring possibilities.
Explore Preservation and Change in Brooklyn With Walking Tours of the Borough
Get out into the borough with multiple tours exploring history and transformation in Brooklyn neighborhoods.
Tour and Learn the Tales of Abolitionists in Downtown Brooklyn
While Downtown Brooklyn is now a bustling commercial center, it was once a hotbed of abolitionist activity, inhabited by activists who were fighting for a better future.
Explore History and Change With a Walking Tour of Crown Heights North
Breathe in the crisp air and soak in a bit of knowledge with a walk past the architectural wonders of Crown Heights North this weekend with a tour from the Municipal Art Society.
Bulk Up Your Knowledge About the Brooklyn Army Terminal With a Walking Tour This Weekend
It's a looming prescence on Brooklyn's waterfront, but how much do you really know about the Brooklyn Army Terminal?
Check Out the Residential Jewels of Crown Heights South With a Walking Tour This Weekend
The area is awash in revival styles from Renaissance to Colonial by some of Brooklyn’s most prolific architects.
