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Brooklyn, New York City

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Brooklyn

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New York's most populous borough, from Brooklyn Heights promenade views to Williamsburg nightlife.

Attractions
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Places to eat
4
Hotels
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Things to do in Brooklyn

Landmarks, museums and viewpoints in and around this neighborhood.

Where to eat

Restaurants, bakeries and bars locals and visitors both turn up for.

  • Restaurant

    L&B Spumoni Gardens

    Bensonhurst classic since 1939: thick Sicilian squares, sauce on top, and spumoni from the window. — Pizza & Italian · $

  • Restaurant

    Di Fara Pizza

    Midwood institution where pies were hand-finished by Dom DeMarco for decades — still a pilgrimage slice. — Pizza · $

  • Restaurant

    Peter Luger Steak House

    Williamsburg steakhouse open since 1887 — dry-aged porterhouse, sizzling butter, cash-friendly tradition. — Steakhouse · $$$$

  • Restaurant

    Gage & Tollner

    An 1879 Downtown Brooklyn dining room, beautifully restored — chops, oysters and proper cocktails under gaslight. — American · $$$$

Experiences to book

Guided tours and tastings that start in or near this neighborhood.

  • Brooklyn Bridge Sunrise WalkWalking Tour

    Brooklyn Bridge Sunrise Walk

    Cross the bridge before the crowds, finishing with coffee in DUMBO. — 75 min · from $35

Theaters and shows

Stages within walking distance.

  • Madison Square GardenTheater · Nearby

    Madison Square Garden

    The world's most famous arena, above Penn Station. — 20789 seats

    Photo: Laslovarga / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

  • New Amsterdam TheatreTheater · Nearby

    New Amsterdam Theatre

    A restored 1903 Art Nouveau house on 42nd Street. — 1702 seats

    Photo: Beyond My Ken / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

  • Lyric TheatreTheater · Nearby

    Lyric Theatre

    Broadway's largest theatre by seat count, on 42nd Street. — 1622 seats

    Photo: Ajay Suresh / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0)

  • Minskoff TheatreTheater · Nearby

    Minskoff Theatre

    A large modern house above Times Square. — 1710 seats

    Photo: BroadwaySpain / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Shopping

Stores, markets and specialty shops worth a detour.

  • Essex MarketShopping · Nearby

    Essex Market

    A Lower East Side food market with eight decades of immigrant history. — Market

    Photo: Jim.henderson / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain)

  • Westfield World Trade CenterShopping · Nearby

    Westfield World Trade Center

    Shopping beneath the Oculus, inside Calatrava's white ribbed hall. — Shopping Center

    Photo: Nadia Eimandoust / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

  • Bloomingdale's SoHoShopping · Nearby

    Bloomingdale's SoHo

    A smaller, fashion-forward Bloomingdale's on Broadway downtown. — Department Store

    Photo: Beyond My Ken / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

  • Nike SoHoShopping · Nearby

    Nike SoHo

    Five floors of sport in SoHo, with trial courts and a treadmill studio. — Flagship Boutique

    Photo: BKSK Architects / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Where to stay

Hotels in and around this neighborhood.

  • Hotel

    The William Vale

    Williamsburg landmark with floor-to-ceiling glass, a 60-foot pool and the Westlight rooftop bar on the 22nd floor. — luxury · $$$$

  • Hotel

    Wyndham Garden Brooklyn Sunset Park

    Straightforward, well-priced rooms in Sunset Park, close to Industry City and the D/N/R lines. — budget · $

  • Hotel

    1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

    Sustainability-minded waterfront hotel in Brooklyn Bridge Park with reclaimed-wood interiors and full Manhattan skyline views. — luxury · $$$$

  • Hotel

    NU Hotel Brooklyn

    Independent hotel on Smith Street in Boerum Hill, walkable to Brooklyn Bridge Park, Cobble Hill and the F/G trains. — budget · $$

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