Guidebook for Brooklyn
Sightseeing
Flowers can be seen year-round with a variety of flowers, trees and plants from around the world. Gorgeous, quiet and stunning views with an interactive visitor center.
2030 locals recommend
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
990 Washington AveFlowers can be seen year-round with a variety of flowers, trees and plants from around the world. Gorgeous, quiet and stunning views with an interactive visitor center.
One of the oldest prewar buildings in Brooklyn which shows free films, concerts and more.
383 locals recommend
Brooklyn Public Library
One of the oldest prewar buildings in Brooklyn which shows free films, concerts and more.
A replica of the Arch d' Triomphe in Paris. Lights up blue at night.
7 locals recommend
Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial Arch
20 Grand Army PlazaA replica of the Arch d' Triomphe in Paris. Lights up blue at night.
Beautiful nature pathways, rowboats and great for picnics on a 585-acre land. Don't forget to see the Licthfield Mansion. Visited by more than 8 million people a year. Less crowded than Central Park!
3418 locals recommend
Prospect Park
Beautiful nature pathways, rowboats and great for picnics on a 585-acre land. Don't forget to see the Licthfield Mansion. Visited by more than 8 million people a year. Less crowded than Central Park!
Arts & Culture
On the first Saturday of each month, the galleries are free with a full day of events from concerts to food until 11 p.m.
3011 locals recommend
Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern PkwyOn the first Saturday of each month, the galleries are free with a full day of events from concerts to food until 11 p.m.
Food Scene
Song
295 5th AveTasty and affordable Thai food
Essentials
Union Hall
702 Union StOutdoor Farmer's Market every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (17.00)