We took the subway to Brooklyn early(ish) in the morning and walked across the bridge back to Manhattan taking advantage of the great views of the skyline. There is a well defined pedestrian/cycle path segregated from the traffic and ample opportunities to take photographs. A...More

Everyone said walking the Brooklyn Bridge had to be on our list of things to do. It was a drizzly Sunday morning, but that did not stop the thousands of people who had all been told the same thing.People with bicycles and large strollers. People...More

If you are visiting NYC, you have to walk the Brooklyn Bridge! It is a short walk from World Trade Center past the park and City Hall. What a treat and it is free! It was the first time for both of us and we...More

Croos the bridge is a most do whe you visit NYC, we cross walking the bridge, it´s always a lot of people, but you´re able to take beutiful pictures is kind of romantic.

We had a very different experience. The pedestrian level is above the vehicular level. We chose to walk from Manhattan to Brooklyn. They actually closed off a portion of the Bridge pedestrian traffic as well as JFK below due to the UN General Assembly. Streets...More

Worth of taking a walk from other side back to Manhattan. After being here you will watch all NY related movies differently.

Nobody's fault but incredibly busy as a tourist spot, why wouldn't it be, we wanted to visit so why wouldn't hundreds of others. Walk up to bridge is plagued with street vendors on the pedestrian side of the walkway, the other side of the pavement...More