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A bike ride away, within 20 minutes
- Barclays Center - Home to the Brooklyn Nets
- Prospect Park – 2nd largest urban park in New York City
- Brooklyn Museum - An art museum at 560,000 sq ft with roughly 1.5 million works
- Grand Army Plaza – The oval at the main entrance of Brooklyn’s Prospect Park
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden - A 52-acre garden with over 14,000 types of plants
- Bush Terminal Park - A great place to see the sunset over New York Harbor
- Brooklyn Bridge Park - Stunning views of Lower Manhattan, panoramic Skyline, & the New York Harbor
Hop on the world-famous NYC Subway
- D & N express train, station 36 St, 6 blocks away
- R local train, station at 25 th St. 3 blocks away
- D & N to Barclays Center, one station away, 5 minutes
- To 34th St station --- Bryant Park, Penn Station, Madison Square, Garden, Empire State Building
22 minutes - To 42 nd St. Time Square - 25 minutes
- To 49 th St. Rockefeller center - 28 minutes
- To 59 St. Columbus Circle - Trump Towers, Central Park (53 rd St station for N train)
- To 66 St. Station, Lincoln Center - 32 minutes
- D train to 81 St, The Museum of Natural History
A bike ride away, within 20 minutes
- Barclays Center - Home to the Brooklyn Nets
- Prospect Park – 2nd largest urban park in New York City
- Brooklyn Museum - An art museum at 560,000 sq ft with roughly 1.5 million works
- Grand Army Plaza – The oval at the main entrance of Brooklyn’s Prospect Park
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden - A 52-acre garden with over 14,000 types of plants
- Bush Terminal Park - A great place to see the sunset over New York Harbor
- Brooklyn Bridge Park - Stunning views of Lower Manhattan, panoramic Skyline, & the New York Harbor
- Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge – Historically the longest suspension bridge in the world until it was surpassed by the Humber Bridge in the United Kingdom in 1981
- The Brooklyn Heights Promenade - One of the very best views of Lower Manhattan & surroundings