Walking Across the Brooklyn Bridge: A NYC Icon

Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge is one of the most iconic and memorable experiences in New York City. Connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn, this historic bridge offers breathtaking views of the skyline, East River, and the Statue of Liberty in the distance. Whether you’re strolling during the day or catching a sunset, the views are nothing short of spectacular.

The pedestrian walkway is elevated, providing a safe and scenic route above the traffic below. As you walk, you’ll pass through the bridge’s majestic towers, marvel at its architectural beauty, and enjoy the hustle and bustle of city life around you.

It’s not just a bridge—it’s a symbol of New York’s history and ingenuity. Don’t forget to snap some photos along the way!

Hours: Always!
Admission: Free!

Directions:

The Brooklyn Entrance is on Tillary street and begins with a short walk to the actual bridge.
The closest subway stations are the 2/3 Clark St and A/C High St.
(There is a second Brooklyn entrance, a staircase located by the beginning of the bridge, on Cadman Plaza East, between Sands St and Prospect St. starting here allows you to begin walking immediately on the bridge itself).

The Manhattan entrance is located directly across from City Hall and is easily accessible from the 4/5/6 J/M/Z Brooklyn Bridge City Hall subway station.