The document lists 10 must-see attractions in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Bridge is over a mile long and was an impressive engineering feat when it opened in 1883, offering spectacular views. Brooklyn Bridge Park occupies 85 acres of land along the waterfront, providing scenic views. The Brooklyn Flea Market is known for unique goods and people watching. The Brooklyn Museum houses sculptures, paintings, and artifacts.

1. 10 Must-See Attractions
In Brooklyn

2. The Brooklyn Bridge
At a mile long, The Brooklyn
Bridge featured impressive
engineering for 1883 when it
first opened. It has since been
a huge tourist attraction with
spectacular views.

3. Brooklyn Bridge Park
Once you cross the bridge from Manhattan, You’ll see a large 85-acre park on
some of the nicest land available. Grab your artesian cheese and binge on the
views.

4. Brooklyn Flea
Market
If you’re visiting from out of town
Brooklyn people watching will be
the highlight of your trip. The flea
market features the most unique
goods and peoples in New York.

5. Brooklyn Museum
There is no shortage of
museums in New York, but
you’d be hard-pressed to find
one like the Brooklyn
museum. It features,
sculptures, famous paintings,
and historical artifacts.

6. BLDG 92
A small museum where visitors can see the history of the former shipbuilding
center. Highly active in World War II the museum has a rich history.
Definitely worth a visit!

7. Brooklyn Botanical
Garden
Sitting right next to Prospect Park,
Brooklyn’s 52-acre Botanical
Garden is one of the largest in the
United States. One can pass hours
here.

8. Coney Island
If you have kids they’ll love
the amusement park while
you enjoy a slice of Russia on
the beach.

9. Brooklyn Historical Society
New York is rich in history and you can see it all here. Old photos, maps and
newspapers along with family histories. There are no walk-ins, you must
make an appointment!

10. Prospect Park
From the same designer of Central
Park comes Prospect Park. In the
middle of the city is this 52-acre
park is perfect for a relaxing run.

11. Green-Wood Cemetery
Satisfy your morbid curiosity
at the Green-Wood Cemetery.
Boss Tweed and Leonard
Bernstein were laid to rest
here along with about 500,000
others. And, its full of
mausoleums, gargoyles and
history!