Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge was completed in 1883 and is one of the oldest suspension bridges in the United States.

Yes, pedestrians and cyclists can cross the bridge using the designated pathways.

There are parking lots and street parking available on both the Manhattan and Brooklyn sides of the bridge.

Yes, there are guided tours offered to learn about the history and architecture of the bridge.

Yes, there are wheelchair accessible pathways on the bridge for all visitors.

Yes, photography is allowed on the bridge for personal use.

Early morning and late evening are the best times to avoid large crowds on the bridge.

There are public restrooms located at both ends of the bridge for convenience.

No, there is no fee to walk or bike across the bridge.

There are no food vendors on the bridge, but there are nearby restaurants on both sides.