1. Photograph: Cinzia Reale-Castello
    Photograph: Cinzia Reale-Castello

    Brooklyn Bridge Park

  2. Photograph: Sergio Ruiz
    Photograph: Sergio Ruiz

    60brooklynbridgepark01

  3. Photograph: Sergio Ruiz
    Photograph: Sergio Ruiz

    60brooklynbridgepark02

  4. Photograph: Alexa Hoyer
    Photograph: Alexa Hoyer

    Brooklyn Bridge Pop Up Pool

  5. Photograph: Sergio Ruiz
    Photograph: Sergio Ruiz

    60brooklynbridgepark03

Review

Brooklyn Bridge Park

4 out of 5 stars
  • Attractions | Parks and gardens
  • Brooklyn Heights
  • Recommended
Advertising

Time Out says

Stretching 1.3 miles along the East River, this beautiful revamped waterfront is proof that an idyllic slice of nature can exist right in the city. Pier 2 is tricked out with recreation facilities for basketball, handball, bocce, shuffleboard and roller-skating (open daily 6am–11pm). Bring your bikes (or rent them at Pier 1's entrace) for a spin on the Greenway, then stop at Pier 6 to explore a playground featuring wonderfully landscaped play spaces, including the Water Lab—a stone-strewn area with water underfoot to splash in—plus, New York's largest sandbox. At Pier 3, post up with a blanket and book, or take a peaceful stroll minus traffic noise thanks to Sound Attenuating Hill. Continue walking south and you'll come across the Pop-Up Pool and one of the prettiest walks in NYC, the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Add clean bathrooms, a food court, spots for fishing and the mutli-purpose sports fields at Pier 5 and there’s not much room for improvement—especially when views of downtown Manhattan and New York Harbor are the backdrop.

Details

Address
334 Furman St
Brooklyn
11201
Cross street:
East River between Adams St and Atlantic Ave
Transport:
Subway: A, C to High St; F to York St
Advertising
You may also like
You may also like