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    Brooklyn Bridge Sightseeing

    3.2 (21 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Natalie M.

    We wanted to bike the Brooklyn Bridge and since we had rented bikes to ride around in Central Park the day before we had a coupon for this place. We spent $26 for two bikes, including the insurance.The rentals come with a basket, helmet, and a lock, but all of the extras are optional. They recommend renting bikes for three hours, but we opted for two and that ended up being more than enough for us as we ended up not doing the full loop and decided to make our way to the bridge after seeing the Statue of Liberty. The guys at the shop are nice and helpful. I definitely recommend this place.

    Alexandra R.

    Absolutely stunning. This bridge serves as an excellent running trail to athletic New Yorkers.

    Sylvia H.

    Home is where the heart is This is a must to visit when you come to Brooklyn. The breeze is so beautiful. The views bring backs so much childhood memories.

    Christelle L.

    My boyfriend and I decided to take a bike ride trough the city and we got a groupon for it and the two guys there were the sweetest and fast too. And not only were they as polite and friendly as ever they also recommended us some broadway show to see the same day. I would totally go back there.

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    Get a Groupon! Four hours for $14... Such a steal. Bike the Brooklyn Bridge nearby, awesome time when the weather is nice!

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