Williamsburg is an old neighborhood with rich shipping and manufacturing history. The Williamsburg Bridge is an iconic structure of the area, and the neighborhood now has many artists, professionals and families.
New York City is one of the few cities with a decent sandy beach, and Coney Island Beach is located at the southern end of Brooklyn. There is a boardwalk, rides and games, great for some nightlife.
One of the oldest place in the country, Brooklyn Heights is New York City’s original suburb that is rich with history, architecture and class.
One of the most iconic bridges in the world, the Brooklyn Bridge connected lands to unleash development of a Great New York City.
Seen off the coast of Redhook, Brooklyn, stands Lady Liberty herself, a centerpiece of New York Harbour and on her own Liberty Island.
Brooklyn Technical High School is a premier school in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, with epic history and achievements in engineering and other technical skills.
Classical art and architecture makes an epic appearance at Grand Army Plaza, acting as the monumental entrance to Prospect Park.
In the heart of Brooklyn, Green-Wood Cemetery is a somber place to enjoy thoughtful memorials, burial sites and history across a beautiful landscape.
Brooklynites had two things: the Brooklyn Bridge and the Dodgers... and then they lost the Dodgers.
One of the most important and epic aspects of New York City is its extensive subway system, making much of the city accessible to millions of people.
This is one of the most critical battles of the American Revolution for Independence. Without George Washington's escape, a Great Nation likely would not have been born.
Quote: “If you can dream—and not make dreams your master; ...” Rudyard, Kipling, from If— (1895)
One of the treasures of Brooklyn is its Prospect Park.