36 Hours in Brooklyn
With the street arts, historic places, foods, arts, you can find anything in Brooklyn, NY. All eyes are on Brooklyn right now and there are so many great places for everyone to learn, relax or just to eat.
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FRIDAY
1. EATS, 1 P.M
Not only you’ll get a memorable view of Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn, you’ll get to try the best pizza here in Brooklyn. Founded in 1940’s by an Italian immigrant and now referred to as “the best damn pizza ever”. Custom built, coal burning, thousand degree oven, and deliciousness. It is the Grimaldi’s Pizzeria and the long line would be so worth it.
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2. AFTERNOON WALK BY THE WATER, 3 P.M
Located on the Brooklyn side of the East River. This park includes Brooklyn Piers 1-6, the historic of Fulton Ferry Landing and Two Civil War era structures. It is the Brooklyn Bridge Park. You can also get an ice cream by the park, It’s called Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory and it’s a must try. Not only you’ll learn the history of the park, but there are some activities during the summer for everyone to enjoy. There’s a basketball and handball court, kayaking, picnic areas and playgrounds.
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SATURDAY
1. RIDE INTO THE PAST, 11 A.M
While visiting NYC, subway MTA is your bestfriend. Why not learn a little bit history of the transportations and visit the New York Transit Museum. Located in Downtown Brooklyn and the museum is an actual subway station, definitely great for all ages, especially for kids.
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2. WALK BY THE BEACH, 3 P.M
Beach, park, aquarium, and the famous hot dogs, what’s not to like? You can enjoy all these by visiting the Coney Island located in the southwestern part of the borough of Brooklyn. Nathan’s Famous Hot Dogs is a must try while you’re in Coney Island. Known as a certain competitive eating contest that occurs every 4th of July and can’t go wrong with the freshly grilled hot dog and delicious cheese fries.
3. DINNER, 6 P.M
If you were planning to come to Brooklyn, you must’ve done a little bit of research what’s in the area, and especially when it comes to food. Peter Luger’s Steakhouse Porterhouse is a must try but you should reserve it months before, because they don’t take walk ins. Enjoy the taste of world- famous Peter Luger’s Old Fashioned Steakhouse!
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SUNDAY
1. ANOTHER MUSEUM VISIT, 11 A.M
It is located in a landmark four story Queen Anne style building and ongoing exhibits. You could see the historic maps and newspapers. It is the Brooklyn Historical Society. It is better to make an appointment first before your visit. The museum offers programs for children also.
2. OUTDOOR FOODIE, 3 P.M
If you’re a fan of street foods, Smorgasburg is a place to go. It’s a seasonal outdoor food markets on saturdays. More than 75+ vendors and you could see the amazing city skyline views. It is located in Williamsburg waterfront at East River State Park.
3. LODGING
Hotel Le Jolie is located just across the Williamsburg from Manhattan’s lower east side. It is a modern lodging and close to hipster action. Free wifi and a free continental breakfast is served every morning.
