On Foot · CHRISTMAS
Good christmas walking tours cap their group size and fill up weeks ahead. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Dyker Heights Christmas lights on a guided Brooklyn walk, with local stories, spectacular homes, subway tips, cold-weather advice, and honest value.
“We liked the tour. Yes it was crowded, but that’s what was expected. We got the info we needed. Took a lot of pictures. The most important thing is our grandkids like it.”
Review of Tootbus London Christmas Lights Tour, with route details, audio options, value advice, accessibility, and practical booking tips.
“Not great if you don't speak English. We are bothered by the noise the guide makes with his microphone and we can't hear the audio through the headphones which barely work. We also spend more time in traffic jams and are stuck in place for an hour, in short I don't recommend it.”
Explore Old Quebec’s Christmas traditions, French heritage, and landmark sights on a two-hour guided walk with hot chocolate.
“On time, informative, guide was fun and kept our interest. Complimentary hot chocolate was added bonus. Would recommend”
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