This cemetery opened in 1838 and has approximately 600,000 graves spread out over 478 acres. It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 2006.
Did you know the Cemetery is 478 acres and over 5 miles in circumference? Come take a walk on the grounds today. Wear comfy shoes!
Guess who the statue of Minerva is saluting from Battle Hill?
Housed in a magnificent landmark building designed by George Post and opened in 1881, today's BHS is a cultural hub for civic dialogue, thoughtful engagement, and community outreach.
Really good staff and exhibits are totally worth it. Check it out.
The best place to remember why you love Brooklyn examines the borough’s historical, cultural and gastronomic legacies through its permanent collection, rotating exhibitions and events. Read more.
Tallest ferris wheel in the world; opened Memorial Day 1920. Made official NYC landmark in 1989.
Seen at the beginning of the film, this is the landmark that the Warriors associate with being home.
The Wonder Wheel has been in operation since 1920 & was designated a NYC Landmark in 1989. It is 150 ft tall, holds 160 passengers with 8 stationary cars & 16 cars that slide along serpentine tracks.
This American Legend it's a city landmark and a National Historic Landmark taking you to its highest point at 85ft and then dipping into gut-wrenching plunges! You'll love this wooden roller-coaster! Read more.
An iconic NYC landmark, this Coney Island coaster was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1991, so you’re riding a piece of history! Roll on over to http://binged.it/QjZ1sp for more. Read more.
Truly, one of the best, and still scariest roller coasters EVER! Sit in the back for the wildest whiplash! Discounts for staying on for a second, or third ride.
Grand Army Plaza, a National Historic Landmark, is the heart of Brooklyn. Within blocks are the Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, Brooklyn Museum, Prospect Park.
Come in the summer and sit by the fountain to cool off a bit. We mostly enjoy coming on Saturdays throughout the year for the farmers market!
Grand Army Plaza is now safer and more attractive thanks to a recent safety redesign by DOT.
The Vanderbilt Playground is a landmark along the route of the Prospect Park Walk-a-Thon! http://www.prospectpark.org/calendar/event/walkathon
Wonderful playground with a super-cool two story webbed structure for climbing, plus equipment for both little and big kids. Right near the lake.
Fair warning: a damp, leafy area after rain equals mosquito buffet!
Its a landmark but also a spot in Boardwalk Empire, pass by and you may get a cameo role
Oktoberfest is a yearly tradition. Excellent pretzels an a nice selection or German beer.
They filmed scenes for Boardwalk Empire here. You can recognize the building & windows in episode 1.
Beautiful ICONIC landmark
Today, I was here to break ground on the restoration of this historic venue, the largest indoor theater in Brooklyn: http://bit.ly/VjWkd6
Beautiful view of historical landmark building .
You are standing in s landmark building, this building was constructed in early 1900's
The honey sold here is great
Opened in 2002, the Audubon Center is housed in the landmarked 1905 Boathouse, an architectural masterpiece based on the design of a 16th-century Venetian Library.
Refreshments sold here- water, soda, Thai iced tea, cookies, muffins. Restrooms here, also.
If you explore far enough, you will find the boat house. It's been restored, but that doesn't mean there are really any boats these days. Still, it's a great place for photos and a snack if you fancy.
This museum offers children a chance to learn about the Jewish faith and culture in a fun and interactive environment. With 50,000 square feet of space, it even has a full miniature golf course.
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The ultimate highlight of your Crown Heights visit. On a clear day, you can see the Empire State Building from the 5th floor.
Even the most seasoned Manhattan Bridge commuters will vouch for its awe-factor. The oversized carnival ride doubles as a feel-like-a-kid-again landmark and a truly unique Brooklyn draw.
Amazing to see at night all lit up. Also new picnic tables next to the carousel.
The outer ring of horses do NOT move up and down! #horrors
McGolrick Park boasts a city landmark since 1966: the classical Shelter Pavilion.
Grab a coffee from Variety nearby, relax on the benches and ogle the cute frolicking dogs in the dog runs.
Hidden gem. Love this park.
Give the gift of a membership this holiday season as historic Weeksville leaps into its 40th anniversary year! Read more.
The B15 and B65 buses stop directly in front of the museum.
Awesome event space for weddings, lectures, photo shoots, and parties. They need better promotion though.
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