Showing posts with label Manhattan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manhattan. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 8, 2013

Manhattan Bridge

To see great views of lower Manhattan without the crowded chaos of Brooklyn Bridge, I recommend walking across Manhattan Bridge. Cyclists have a dedicated lane on the north side while the walkway on the south side is for pedestrians only. And there are few, if any, tourists. If you don't mind the roar of the subway trains every few minutes, it is worth the spectacular view of Brooklyn Bridge, DUMBO and Manhattan. It's worth the 1.3 mile walk across.

View of Brooklyn Bridge and lower Manhattan over East River

Graffiti written over bridge plaque

Plenty of room
Bridge details
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View from bridge on Manhattan side
Rooftops below the bridge, near Chinatown

Friday, December 28, 2012

Around City Hall & Brooklyn Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge

Do these work?

Welcome to the Brooklyn Bridge - I think they could add a few more signs just to be clear

A footpath after you cross under bridge and head toward City Hall

Artwork in front of police station behind City Hall



Wednesday, December 26, 2012

South Street Seaport After Sandy

Went down to check out South Street Seaport after Sandy and there wasn't much going on. People were milling about, mainly crossing through from a ferry to get to their destination since all the buildings were without power and boarded up. It was still majestic to see the ships, the cobblestones and old architecture.