Brooklyn Bridge Park

Such an enjoyable park with magnificent views of Manhattan definitely worth writing home about. This was the perfect place to set up and drink our coffee we got from % Arabica just around the corner on Everit & Old Fulton.

What's also nice is that there aren't many people who crowd along the area, so it's a good way to get a quiet moment of calm and clarity.

On our way out of Brooklyn and waiting for the ferry, we walked over here not sure what to expect. At first it looked like a long pier that overlooks the river and has a great view of the Manhattan bridge and skyline but there's this nice park as well.

There's a lot of space for people to walk, bike, rollerblade on the path. I wish I knew about this place as I would have brought my ice cream here.

We enjoyed the view and weather for a bit as well as people watched. Very nice addition to the area and take in some of the life here while waiting for the ferry

Beautiful view of the Manhattan Skyline! Enjoyed walking up and down the river while taking in the sights of the city. In addition, there were plenty of options to sit and relax. Def worth visiting if you're ever in Brooklyn.

Whether you're a local looking for a tranquil escape or a visitor exploring the sights of New York City, Brooklyn Bridge Park is a must-visit destination. This park is along the water, which allows you to use the ferry to get around NY. There are plenty of restaurants near the water to enjoy the lower Manhattan skyline. It's a must-visit for all tourists around the world.

Beautiful lush park with clean restrooms, a nature center and food vendors. Lots of seating & views of the Manhattan skyline & bridges. Lots of families & it felt very safe.

The public art fund installation land represents sitting in every language. This is everybody's land. They've had interesting & thought provoking art here. Trees are filled with lush fruits.

A glorious waterfront park located in Brooklyn fronting the East River. A thrilling view of Manhattan, Manhattan Bridge, and Brooklyn Bridge along the wide path. There was a carousel, outdoor ice skating ring, food hall, and ferry terminal located next to the park. We enjoyed our leisurely stroll in the park very much.

I came here for an event and I found:

1. It is very convenient to come here via NYC Ferry
2. Fancy mall with cool restaurants next door
3. Lots of areas
4. Carousel!!

It is packed and it is very close to the bridge if you want to walk off your lunch right after eating over here.

We didn't stay here long as it was just walking through here to get to Jane's Carousel, a short distance away.

There were lots of people just enjoying the sunshine and taking pictures of the Manhattan skyline. You could see both Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan Bridge here.

I liked the playground where there was a Storywalk on the fencing. You walked and read the story along the way. Pretty nice.

There were also plenty of trees for shades on the grass area. Great when it's a hot sunny day. Good place for picnic too.

This is a lovely park to visit in the summer with several lush green areas for picnics, a stone garden with quaint brick entryways, plenty of seating, and of course stunning views of the bridge. It does get a bit crowded, but it's still a gem.

Bus Festival was back today at the recently opened Emily Warren Roebling Plaza underneath the Brooklyn Bridge. This festival explores busesfrom our vintage fleet, representing more than 90 years of New York City transit history. 1931 bud Betsy was my favorite I really enjoyed these pieces of history.