Brooklyn Bridge

Yes, a great sight to see the Manhattan skyline from midpoint of the bridge. Stay to the right when walking; the left side, marked by a yellow line on the ground, is for bicycles, often speeding and can be yelling at wandering pedestrians. Those Brooklanders. If you go down the steps in Brooklyn, and bare left, get the best slice of pizza at Gramaldis, “Below the Brooklyn Bridge”. Formally Patsys Pizza, this coal brick pizza is so good, and its location may be why the Brooklyn Bridge is so famous?!

Yes!

May 24, 1883 The Brooklyn Bridge is a hybrid cable-stayed/suspension bridge in New York City and is one of the oldest bridges in the United States. Started in 1869 and completed fourteen (14) years later in 1883

Couple of garages nearby as well. You can book via app to find cheaper rates.

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A man by the last name of Roebling . they actually have a street named after him, Roebling street .Mr. Roebling designed the bridge , but many workers from around the world and all over the United States were employed to make the bridge and build it .

Great views, walk, run, and for photos. Great memories made there every day!

It's a stunning view any time of year!

You can do both .but i would recommend walking

1.3 miles

you can take the 4, 5, 6. The J or Z to the estation brooklyn brige/city hall. You arrive at the bridge across the street from the subway station

No, his wife took over and served as the bridges' Chief Engineer until his death and until the bridge was completed. Roebling never saw the bridge in operation..

There's life across the bridge

Money money money ....momey

No it is free

21 elephants, 7 camels and 10 dromedaries.

I think you are getting confused with the Golden Gate bridge ... But you are right if Hollywood had its way most of the USA would be toast by now!

Well you need to do some research yourself otherwise you won't learn anything. Search for Brooklyn Bridge & Roebling that ought to get you started

Never. Horizontal stays were added, but the steel main cables are oiled and painted and have been in continuous service with a safety factor of 6 (the breaking strength being over 6 times the working load) and as vehicles have become more weighty the rail tracks and commercial traffic have been removed and prohibited respectively. It has had its concrete replaced just before the turn of the 21st century but the cable was laid from 5,434 individual wire strands to make a cable 15 inches in diameter and has not needed replacement which is a testament to the Roebling design! Also, the Brooklyn Bridge, which due to an injury claimed the life of the elder Roebling and the pressurized caissons that were used to allow underwater work crippled Washington Roebling and killed or crippled several others, is the oldest steel cable suspension bridge in service.

You can but it isn't going to be smooth with so many people around.

Southernmost bridge on east side. Brooklyn side is esp nice

Yes it's open ENJOY!!!!!

Yes 🙂

Brooklyn Bridge is technically a suspension bridge, it uses a hybrid cable-stayed/suspension bridge design... Made up of Steel columns & cables, granite, wood planks

Subway 2,75$ or you walk

25 minutes from belleville

It's said that when someone have been able to buy Greenland 😏

Next to city hall

Yes

No parking spaces.

I was just by there not too long ago and it was guarded by a bunch of police, but there was also a game today, so that could be why

Thank you all

Yes

Valentina, The Brooklyn Bridge is a pedestrian and bicycle path, the captivating part of the experience is to cross it on foot, I suggest doing it at sunset and seeing how NY lights up at night. I suggest you consider something more than an hour, just to cross the bridge there and back. It is always very crowded.

Line 4 or 5 stops at Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall

it was built because of the time there was no other way of move from Manhattan to the outside only in boats and it was slower in boats also weather was an issue.

A bridge is what connects two bodies together. Just as Love connects two people. : )

It was 5 cents

Fully free for public

2.1km

Yes the Brooklyn Bridge is very well known. Beautifully designed. And recommended.

Nope!

Downtown Manhattan. If by subway, 6 train(green line) to the last stop Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall. It's visible across the street.

Great question Aidaa. It's made of granite. Did you know that 27 people died building this landmark? They created something that gathers and pulls, a destination of an in-between -which lets us hover where we don't quite feel comfortable. We've left the place we're coming from and aren't yet at the place we're going to. But, there's really nowhere else to get that particular view, is there? @alittlefeedback

No....both are different

It was built to be able to cross the East River from Brooklyn to Manhattan

This is a very famous bridge. You can walk over it or join a walking tour and get to hear about the history of the bridge and of Brooklyn as well. It was the first thing we did when we arrived in New York from Scotland was to walk over it and take picture of the New York skyline.

It's a little over a mile & yes, pets allowed.

It’s for free to walk the bridge.

It is generally safe but as in any metro area you should be aware of your surroundings.

No immediate nearby free parking. The best is really to go nearby by the subway.

Seems like a question looking to get followers... What building in NYC did King Kong like? Was it the sears tower... Please ......

John A. Roebling designed the bridge and he was born in Germany i 1806

Most likely no

yah 1834

Walking on the Brooklyn Bridge.

Yes, it's a two level bridge. You can drive on the lower level.

I believe over 15.000 miles or close

Yes

I would say go ahead and ride your scooter the average speed even for cars is about 30 Mi with congestion so don't worry about it and don't let anyone give you any flack put your head down just make sure you're wearing your helmet and being safe remember scooters and bikes are always better than cars in other words they should be up to you and not the other way around & of course having a rock handy to hurl at any cars that cut you off isn't a bad idea either. Good luck!

Sometimes, you know HOW people are...

No

The current Brooklyn Bridge was conceived by German immigrant John Augustus Roebling in 1852

Enjoy

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooklyn_Bridge

The cables from which the bridge is supported are attached directly to the towers and are not suspended from a cable. As a result, the Brooklyn Bridge is a form of cable-stayed bridge.

Road

There is no schedule and it is also guarded with police and cameras we crossed at 3 in the morning and there were people like us and by bike the first time we crossed it it was noon and there were so many people that we could hardly walk at night I liked it a lot more.

I think as a connection from Manhattan to Long Island

Not to stop and get off

Half hour foot

OK.

It is visible but its far and not clear at all. You can take a ferry tour in the sea and it passes by New Jersey and then you can see it nicely.

Alot.. You have an option to walk or Ride your bike. As far as how many people. Thousands on a beautiful day!

If you want secure parking like in a parking garage, you can also download the app spothero. Gives you options for parking and a discounts on the parking.

Six

Yes you can

road side parking infront of court.

Think not

Water

There is no fence, we got around by train and on foot, much better than by car

Dress very warm, or buy something warm when you get here. Not all January's are brutal in the city. Climate change is real and winters have not been brutal here in a while! Lived here since 1981. 3/4 waist coats, heavy sweaters, hoodies, goose down vests etc. The city(Manhattan) is known for those surprise around the corner winds! But there's no real snow in the last few years. Not like the 70's,80's and 90's. Snow lasted until May - June!! I swear! Just keep up with the weather apps etc. Enjoy your trip every time! 🙏🏽❤️💯

14 years. John Roebling started the construction, but died before it was finished. His son completed contruction of the bridge by 1883.

City hall either the 4/5/6 express is the 4/5

Brooklyn

Not sure of the question.

E train then transfer to A or 2 or 4 or C

John A. Roebling

אנחנו אחרי שהגענו לאמצע חזרנו אחורה . זה מאוד ארוך

Depends on which side you're trying to approach from. From NY side it is just outside of Path station (Brooklyn bridge city hall or Chambers St) and you'll see a bunch of street vendors and many people walking on the curb. It is easily accessible. From Brooklyn side you may have to look around but I believe there's access from somewhere around Old Fulton St and Prospect St crossing.

From 82 St Roosevelt av more or less 45 minutes.

There are several lines that circulate there, B and C, they are normal circulation. There is a station at the beginning and at the end of the bridge, at its 2 ends, are Wall Street Station and Clark Street Station.

Could you rephrase your question please?

I would probably park on the brooklyn side near one of the colleges near the bridge to walk towards the manhattan skyline then take the subway back. Garage is always a good idea but I've seen decent parking in front of office buildings and the college which is close to the subway as well.

I still dont know how rats survive on the bridge

it seems to me better not to be

Yeah

Brooklyn manhattan

No, it connects manhattan and Brooklyn

On the Manhattan side it's by city hall or one police plaza on the Brooklyn side is Jay street borough hall

Yup, U can see NY in any direction U face on this bridge.

Mome ~

Technically the bridge connects to an area of Brooklyn called DUMBO, which is geographically part of long Island, not geopolitically

Yes, it is the usual.

1869 check my Review for whole history

Not getting wet

No

To get to the other side

No

It's about 1 mile long. That's the pedestrian walkway. Takes about 15-30 minutes to walk across.

I don't know the length but you cross it in 20 minutes stopping to take pictures. I don't know about the "fleurs" but it has street vendors that also cheer up a lot. 🤣🤣

Free😍

No sorry

Wow

Probably not

Only Italian, hello

Basically the width of the Hudson river, connecting Brooklyn and manahan. The Bridge is 5,989 ft. long (or 1825 meters) from one end to the other, but the river span is 1,595 feet (486 meters). The pedestrian walkway across the bridge is slightly over 1.1 miles, or 1.6 kilometers long.

It is shorter than it seems. From Brooklyn to Manhattan, half hour with stops to make pictures

Where you want

I think not available ...

You have to looking for parking in the nearest street

16 per month

No Trucks

http://onthesetofnewyork.com/mostpopularbrooklynbridge.html

Absolutely no

Easy entrance to Brooklyn Bridge on the Manhattan side is opposite the entrance to the NYPD HQ.

I never explored Staten island when I went, sorry, you can probably look around and ask people on Staten island though.

Manhattan Bridge!

Of course sir........

No. You walk for free.

No

Manhattan and Brooklyn

There is a ferry called Ferry NYC costs 2.75 Usd and runs along the Hudson River from the side of the bridges, passes underneath, it is good and cheap

Yes. Russia meddled in sweeping and systemic fashion in the 2016 United States election.

1.1 miles

On the Brooklyn side I parked underground for $29 for 3 hrs. Look at the parking app Best Parking.

No dude. Not legally. No jumping allowed.

Everyday

It has no cost

No but you can relax on the grass by Jane' Carousel.

No, is free!

No, it isn't.

A very easy way to get there is on the green lines (4, 5 and 6) of the subway and get off at the Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall station, the bridge will be right across the street. As a tip: download the NYC Subway App, it can help you a lot to move around the city ...

Yes, from City Hall is nice

Connect MN to BK

Might as well it be the 8th wonder.😁👍🏾 Many NYers and tourist love to drive, walk, run and bike over it. It was the largest steel suspension and brick bridge of it's time. It connected two cities Brooklyn and Manhattan. Many lost their lives in the construction, about 27. It has loads of interesting history with the Roebling family. John (designer died), Washington (son took over), Anne (wife and 1st person to walk across). Read up on the history and try to take an early Morning walk across, on a clear day and take in the killer views of the NYC skyline. Enjoy!!!🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️

And where are you?

Between 1869 and 1883.

Don't know , but please for jump having couple .

If of course, I recommend the ribs are exquisite. 😋😋

because it is not only a bridge that crosses a great river,it is also a highway that joins two large districts.

You can't ride fast if too many people walking...plan 15-20 mn , plus you might want to make pics stops....

1,134 miles

Yes you can do that!

You can move any where at Ny. You have subway trains every 2 blocks its so easy.

No

Yes, on both ends you'll find roadside parking.

Really you know google right?

Only from these kinda questions.

A quick Google search can give you that answer mate. 😂🤦🏻‍♂️

The walk can be done throughout the day, there is a pedestrian walk and another to go by bicycle. The best time to spend is before sunset, this depending if it is winter or summer, since with the sunsets you can take some great photos.

There isn't anything other than the walkway, which is divided for bike riders.

Tea bridge walk I resolved safe. Police patrol on both sides

IT has been there for a very long time so I guess it is

Its free of charge

What do you mean? The Bridge can be crossed by car but it's definetely worth it to be crossed on foot. It counts on a beautiful view of the city and great picture spots.

No it s impossible

You can take path train

I would suggest parking your personal vehicle and use Uber to move around. Much easier.

Great to see

Yes is on the opposite side..

Sure. Contact your travel agency, they will be able to provide everything you need.

1825 m

In Adams Street !! Very close todo the subway exit

Built by John Augustus Roebling. Started 1869, completed 1888.

The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States of America. It extends over the East River with a length of 5989 feet (1825 meters) linking the regions of Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City. New York City's five counties.

In the year 1869 AD

Because it communicates the area of ​​Manhattan with Brookling, they are two of the five districts of which New York is formed

No..it is for foot and cars

For pedestrian access on the Manhattan side, take the 4, 5, 6, J, or Z train to Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall, and cut through City Hall Park. To enter on the Brooklyn side, take the A or C to High Street-Brooklyn Bridge. Cross the street to walk through Cadman Plaza Park. Turn left and find the walkway entrance under the base of the bridge. For the best skyline views, walking toward Manhattan is a good choice.

Yes

If you try to buy it

The names of John A. Roebling, Washington Roebling, and Emily Warren Roebling are inscribed on the structure as its builders. It was initially designed by German-born John Augustus Roebling in Trenton, New Jersey.

As long as no one knows

And

1.8 kilometres!

5989 ft standard but on a nice calm day.... It feels like light breezy stroll but today it feel like 20 miles up hill.

It's on the East River

I do not understand your question

It is very difficult to take pictures as the pedestrians way will be crowded. And the remaining half way is bike path.

about 45 min to 1 haurs

They have that story about every bridge :-)

can't read this language

Best time is winter to avoid the crowd

Yes thank you

Yes

thank you 😁

I'm sorry but I don't know, because we had reached via bus the bridge.

There are 03 lanes of motorized vehicles (cars/trucks) in each direction, 06 in total. Additionally it has a upfloor lane divided to pedestrian and bikes traffic. This pedestrian lane provides the best way to visit and enjoy the Bridge as a touristic attraction . More on: http://www.nycroads.com/crossings/brooklyn/

Because the connects Brooklyn to Manhattan side.

It is available 24 hours a day, except for bad weather or an event. The place is public, many people run, walk and ride bicycles.

No, there's a pedestrian sidewalk all the way and people go for many reasons. People married there and they put a lock to consolidate their relationship. There's many bridges with locks in the world by the way. Probably there's travel agency who offer travel tour and explaining the history of the bridge, this will have a cost of course.

Morning

No but there are paid parkings option near the bridge

East River

Can't translate question....sorry

And how not ..?

May 24th in 1883

About 2 km. Yes Chicharito, you are right.

It is an obligatory walk, due to tradition, history and good taste!

No

Stupid or...? Brooklyn Bridge did not collapse. Pfff idiot...

January 3, 1870 Architect: John A. Roebling Contractor: John A. Roebling's Sons Company Opened: May 24, 1883

I do not know, í just know y that they give him maintenance

30 minutes or more based on how many pedestrians are there.

on foot 20 minutes you are at det brooklin bridge

Take thel F train to 9ave . Switch to the R train. Get off first stop in Manhattan. That will be water st. Walk two or three blocks.

I would use Google Maps to find out how long it take you to travel.

Yes there is, but I think now they get fines of 100 dollars if they catch you

There is The brooklyn bridge subway

Okay!

Pearl Street :)

2 km

Godzilla was killed there :-) and has an interesting history.

It cost 18.5 million dollars to build back in 1883.

I honestly do not know and I have not asked myself the problem., You would miss the details and nuances that you can only see on foot, it is not so long to cross ;-)

I will join the one before me!!❤❤👻👻1825m long

Yes! But you'll still be walking a bit to get to the bridge itself.

Sunset on the bridge is beautiful.

It depends on whether you're on the Brooklyn or Manhattan side.

Always :)

From Manhattan, the 6, the J and the Z. From Brooklyn, the A and the C

A picture of bridge?

Its a free pass.no need to pay .Nice place to walk in evening time and see the beauty of Manhatten and nearby area...to cross bridge you may take 20-25 mts.

January 1870

What is the question please?

Its beautiful and people be on it every day summer time its pack great tourists attraction

Dumbo Parking Inc.: 45 Main Street, between Front and Water Streets Park Kwik: 55 Washington Street, between Front and Water Streets Park Kwik: 21 Front Street, between Dock and Main Streets Park Kwik: 90 Washington Street, between York and Prospect Streets Park Kwik: 20 Jay Street, between Plymouth and John Streets Manhattan Parking: 100 Jay Street, between York and Front Streets

January 3, 1870

Come x an Airbnb

A few food carts on the bridge; LOTS of nearby restaurants at either end!

If you go to China town or little Italy it's a lot to choose from. It's only few rides away from Brooklyn via Subway

F train to york street

It's a bridge. You don't need to pay.

Building started in 1867 and was completed in 1883

Yes, it is a beautiful walk.

Yes. Yo can walk overol the Bridge and visit Brooklyn justo in frontera of Manhatan

Cross it from Brooklyn to Manhattan... This way you have a spectacular view especially shortly before dark

the hotel we found it Thanks you have advice on what to visit

Brooklyn bridge is open 24x7

The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest roadway bridges in the United States completed in 1883 it connects the boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn spinning the East River. The bridge represents a cultural significance to New York City that offers stunning views of downtown Manhattan

13 years, between 1870 and 1883

1825 mt

Not wide enough for you

Are you going there from the Manhattan or Brooklyn side ?i guess in uber you can set the address as Brooklyn Bridge Stop or you can go to the Chambers St. Stop if you are going there from Manhattan.

Its New York City! Just walk and discover. 24 hrs! Battery Park City is deserted at night. Beautiful Statue views. Long Riverside walks. Enjoy!!

Well, another view point: "Dumbo" (41 Washington, St Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA)

Centre Street

I think this is a question to put into Google search engine not here

1.1 miles

Brooklyn Bridge starts at Chambers/ centre street, lower manhattan, spans across the hudson river to tillary street, downtown brooklyn.

It started construction in 1869 and completed in 1883

Use Google Maps. It’s easy to enter, there is a pedestrian walkway.

No jumping allowed

It a beautiful one.

@Jessicano Fam you can always Google it!!!!

Yes

I definitely recommend using public transportation. Public parking is hard to find and it’s expensive.

A dream city

It's never close....... I think it's 24*7, opened

In the metro line 6 to the last stop

The Brooklyn one! Absolutely!

It opened in 1883. Construction started in 1869.

You can take the 2,3 and r train

it's wonderful place to see You have a great view of the city it's amazing

Steel and concrete

Yes

The walking path is great. Stuck? Driving at times depends on time of day. Walking path is full of people and vendors at the entrance. Check out the Mango lady. Great view from the top.