Brooklyn Bridge
FreeWalk the 1883 granite-and-steel icon between Manhattan and Brooklyn, 1.1 miles of skyline, harbor, and gothic arches. Free, always.

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Dumbo is a sightseeing stop in Brooklyn, NY, part of the New York City guide. Cost: free.
Between the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges, around Washington St and Water St · Brooklyn, NY
Dumbo stands for Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass, a former warehouse district on the Brooklyn waterfront between the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. The view north from Washington and Water Streets frames the Manhattan Bridge between brick buildings. You can walk Belgian block streets, catch events at the Dumbo Archway, ride the restored 1922 Jane's Carousel in Brooklyn Bridge Park, and browse the Civil War-era Empire Stores.
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