Ever felt overwhelmed with choices when thinking of visiting Brooklyn? You're not alone! With so much culture, history, and innovation packed into one borough, it's easy to feel lost amidst the ...

If you ever find yourself in New York City and get the chance to walk the Brooklyn Bridge or even catch a glimpse of it from ...

You can take the A or C train to the High Street stop in Brooklyn and stroll along the bridge back to Manhattan. It takes about 30 minutes to walk from one side to the other (or an hour ...

Every year, more than five million visitors enter Brooklyn Bridge Park, the 85-acre strip of land hugging Brooklyn’s East River coastline, to play games, exercise, take in a concert or just ...

Following 13 years of construction, New York’s Brooklyn Bridge was opened ... led by the famous Jumbo, for a walk across the bridge’s expanse. Barnum’s ploy was a success.

Brooklyn contains distinct neighborhoods ... with time built in for breaks and photo stops along the walk. The bridge runs about a mile each way, but including pedestrian entrances, it's more ...