Rating
4.8/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Marie (2 years ago)
Definitely worth a visit, especially at sunset. Here I have taken the most beautiful pictures from all over NYC. Finally, the road for cyclists is separated from the pedestrians, and has its own separate line on the side. Unfortunately, you cannot enjoy the view of the city from the bicycle line because it is located below the level of the bridge and secured by a high wall. My advice: around 5:30 p.m. cross the bridge towards Brooklyn with a city bike, take wonderful pictures of the Manhattan Bridge from Washington Street and the old Pier 1, and return around 7 p.m. via the Brooklyn Bridge on the sidewalk towards Manhattan. - you definitely have the most beautiful view of the city. - valid for the period Mai - September.
Definitely worth a visit, especially at sunset. Here I have taken the most beautiful pictures from all over NYC. Finally, the road for cyclists is separated from the pedestrians, and has its own separate line on the side. Unfortunately, you cannot enjoy the view of the city from the bicycle line because it is located below the level of the bridge and secured by a high wall. My advice: around 5:30 p.m. cross the bridge towards Brooklyn with a city bike, take wonderful pictures of the Manhattan Bridge from Washington Street and the old Pier 1, and return around 7 p.m. via the Brooklyn Bridge on the sidewalk towards Manhattan. - you definitely have the most beautiful view of the city. - valid for the period Mai - September.
linh Thái (2 years ago)
The intricate design and intricate details of the Brooklyn Bridge showcase the craftsmanship and dedication of its builders. Its Gothic arches and stone towers exude a timeless charm that complements the modern cityscape. As I strolled across the bridge, I felt a sense of history and connection to the past. The experience of crossing the Brooklyn Bridge was both exhilarating and peaceful. The bustling city noise faded away, and I was immersed in a serene atmosphere. Watching the city lights illuminate the night sky from the bridge was a sight to behold. The Brooklyn Bridge is more than just a transportation link; it is a symbol of unity, bridging the gap between boroughs and people. Its timeless beauty and significance make it a must-visit attraction in New York City. I highly recommend taking a leisurely walk or bike ride across this iconic structure to fully appreciate its magnificence and historical importance.
The intricate design and intricate details of the Brooklyn Bridge showcase the craftsmanship and dedication of its builders. Its Gothic arches and stone towers exude a timeless charm that complements the modern cityscape. As I strolled across the bridge, I felt a sense of history and connection to the past. The experience of crossing the Brooklyn Bridge was both exhilarating and peaceful. The bustling city noise faded away, and I was immersed in a serene atmosphere. Watching the city lights illuminate the night sky from the bridge was a sight to behold. The Brooklyn Bridge is more than just a transportation link; it is a symbol of unity, bridging the gap between boroughs and people. Its timeless beauty and significance make it a must-visit attraction in New York City. I highly recommend taking a leisurely walk or bike ride across this iconic structure to fully appreciate its magnificence and historical importance.
Paul D (2 years ago)
Beautiful bridge in New York! I was next to it on a pier with a nice park you can walk through and take pictures. Another small little park like area as well by the ice cream shop. Good place to check out if you're in New York and want something low key. Accessible by ferry. Family friendly.
Beautiful bridge in New York! I was next to it on a pier with a nice park you can walk through and take pictures. Another small little park like area as well by the ice cream shop. Good place to check out if you're in New York and want something low key. Accessible by ferry. Family friendly.
Michael Allamby (2 years ago)
Walk in the walk lane and bike in the bike lane and you'll enjoy this bridge to the fullest. It's easily the most traveled bridge in NYC for pedestrians and cyclists. Sunrises are the best to look at from the middle of the bridge. The views are unobstructed there. Grab a light breakfast go and enjoy. Like I do.
Walk in the walk lane and bike in the bike lane and you'll enjoy this bridge to the fullest. It's easily the most traveled bridge in NYC for pedestrians and cyclists. Sunrises are the best to look at from the middle of the bridge. The views are unobstructed there. Grab a light breakfast go and enjoy. Like I do.
Emilie (2 years ago)
Really stunning views of the city. My husband and I walked part of the pedestrian path after dinner one night on our recent vacation to NYC. We walked from the NYC side to maybe about halfway across, then came back. The views were just beautiful! Lots of places to grab photos with a beautiful backdrop. It looks like there are little vendor booths or something during the daytime, but everyone was packing up or had already left by the time we got there, which was fine by us. We were curious if it would be very safe, especially if it was night time and potentially deserted, but it was still very populated even at around 10pm, so it didn't feel very sketchy. Although I will say, the path from the restaurant to the bridge was a little less comfortable feeling at certain points. Still, I'd recommend walking at least part of this path during your trip, if you're able! The view of the city lights on the water was a beautiful sight to see! And of course it's a public bridge, so walking across it is free. Definitely add it to your itinerary if there's room!
Really stunning views of the city. My husband and I walked part of the pedestrian path after dinner one night on our recent vacation to NYC. We walked from the NYC side to maybe about halfway across, then came back. The views were just beautiful! Lots of places to grab photos with a beautiful backdrop. It looks like there are little vendor booths or something during the daytime, but everyone was packing up or had already left by the time we got there, which was fine by us. We were curious if it would be very safe, especially if it was night time and potentially deserted, but it was still very populated even at around 10pm, so it didn't feel very sketchy. Although I will say, the path from the restaurant to the bridge was a little less comfortable feeling at certain points. Still, I'd recommend walking at least part of this path during your trip, if you're able! The view of the city lights on the water was a beautiful sight to see! And of course it's a public bridge, so walking across it is free. Definitely add it to your itinerary if there's room!
