They have a great and nostalgic vibe in the bar. Try one of the local beers! Artists and staff are really nice and funny. If you are in Coney Island you must see a Freak Show <3
Don't be a chump & order a Bud. Try one of the 5 "Coney Island" beers instead! Delicious and unique.
PHOTO: Crowds flock to the Freak Show in July of 1950! Click "More Info" to see this great pic! Read more.
such a lovely addition to the neighborhood. they even have yoga! check the exhibits they are a real treat
It's a long trek to get here, but if you're a real history buff (like myself) then it's worth the visit
One of the best little-known museums in town featuring community collections in the window gallery. Check out their back yard when the weather is warm and chat with the friendly volunteer staff.
A remnant from a long-forgotten Gotham, the wooden brick is from the last-known wooden sidewalk in Brooklyn, which ran along Greenpoint’s West Street in the 19th century. Read more.
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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My family and I visited this Museum 3 weeks ago and it was a great experience, I recommend to friends, family and tourists Read more.
The fifth floor contains at least 2,000 paintings, sculptures, furniture, and Native American and Spanish colonial artifacts Read more.
On the Jean Paul Gaultier retrospective: "It pays homage as much to Gaultier’s penchant for spectacle and provocation as it does to his clothing, somewhat ... to the detriment of the latter." Read more.
Absolutely worth your day and your $7. Tons of trains (I mean a ton), interactive exhibits, and history. Will keep all ages entertained for hours. In a decommissioned subway station. BYO lunch area!
The best New York-focused museum is housed in a decommissioned subway station. Make sure to see the excellent collection of vintage subway cars. Read more.
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.
This Brooklyn Heights institution’s library is filled with upwards of 2,000 maps and 60,000 photographs. More than 100 boxes are devoted to records from the Bureau of Sewers. Read more.
Give the gift of a membership this holiday season as historic Weeksville leaps into its 40th anniversary year! Read more.
Great informative small museum. Well worth it. Support the renovations and expansions with the suggested donation.