When visiting or just discovering NYC, don't forget about Brooklyn! This borough is known for its iconic bridges, historic attractions and some of the best party venues NYC has to offer. From Williamsburg to Coney Island, here are some of the best spots to visit in Brooklyn that you should add to your tour list.
Brooklyn Bridge
Whether you are on feet or wheels, enjoy the city views from Manhattan to Brooklyn while discussing the history of this bridge. Start on the Manhattan side and enjoy a nice sit at the historical City Hall Park and finish your stroll in Dumbo at Grimaldi's or the Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Prospect Park
Perfect for all ages, this park offers kid-friendly attractions like the zoo and Wollman Rink. The park offers many areas with patches of grass like the Long Meadow and Nethermead to enjoy some picnic time and people-watching. Don't miss the Ravine, Brooklyn's unique towering forest.
Coney Island
Also known as the city's playground, Coney Island has lots of fun to offer. Visit Nathan's hot dogs for a quick bite and head to Luna Park and try out some rides. Take a moment and enjoy the views of the beach and the boardwalk.
Brooklyn Museum
Considered Brooklyn's premier institution, offers a 4,000-piece Egyptian collection and an impressive European collection in the Beaux-Arts Court. You can also find Thomas Cole's
The Pic-Nic and Louis Rémy Mignot's
Niagara, located on the fifth floor. Don't forget to check out the renowned Pacific Island and African galleries.
Brooklyn Heights and Brooklyn Promenade
Run or stroll while enjoying picture-ready views of Lower Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge and The Statue of Liberty. You can also walk around and check out the 19th-century-row houses down Brooklyn Heights or head down to Brooklyn Bridge Park.
When visiting or just discovering NYC, don't forget about Brooklyn! This borough is known for its iconic bridges, historic attractions and some of the best party venues NYC has to offer. From Williamsburg to Coney Island, here are some of the best spots to visit in Brooklyn that you should add to your tour list.
Brooklyn Bridge
Whether you are on feet or wheels, enjoy the city views from Manhattan to Brooklyn while discussing the history of this bridge. Start on the Manhattan side and enjoy a nice sit at the historical City Hall Park and finish your stroll in Dumbo at Grimaldi's or the Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Prospect Park
Perfect for all ages, this park offers kid-friendly attractions like the zoo and Wollman Rink. The park offers many areas with patches of grass like the Long Meadow and Nethermead to enjoy some picnic time and people-watching. Don't miss the Ravine, Brooklyn's unique towering forest.
Coney Island
Also known as the city's playground, Coney Island has lots of fun to offer. Visit Nathan's hot dogs for a quick bite and head to Luna Park and try out some rides. Take a moment and enjoy the views of the beach and the boardwalk.
Brooklyn Museum
Considered Brooklyn's premier institution, offers a 4,000-piece Egyptian collection and an impressive European collection in the Beaux-Arts Court. You can also find Thomas Cole's The Pic-Nic and Louis Rémy Mignot's Niagara, located on the fifth floor. Don't forget to check out the renowned Pacific Island and African galleries.
Brooklyn Heights and Brooklyn Promenade
Run or stroll while enjoying picture-ready views of Lower Manhattan, the Brooklyn Bridge and The Statue of Liberty. You can also walk around and check out the 19th-century-row houses down Brooklyn Heights or head down to Brooklyn Bridge Park.
