Williamsburg, Brooklyn known for its vibrant art culture, music, vintage shops, restaurants and nightlife. It's also a home to many artists and a meeting spot for stylish people. I will be showing you how I spent 4 hours in Williamsburg. It's just a short time but I did had a wonderful time exploring the area. You will be seeing images of some of the really cool places I've visited and different types of graffiti I found in every corners.
Abandoned industrial sites turned into studios, art galleries
Bushwick Inlet Park
Address: North 10th St & Kent, New York, NY 11211
Subway: Bedford Ave (L) or Nassau (G)
A multi-sport field
View of Manhattan from Bushwick Inlet park
Address: 64 N 9th Street Williamsburg, NY 11249
Operating hours: Monday to Saturday 11 am -11 pm and Sunday 11 am - 9 pm
Review
A music retail from Brick Lane London
Intimate live music venue
Cafe & bar
Photo booth
There's a pingpong table on the 2nd floor (free of charge)
Offers CDs and Vinyls in multiple genres (not a vintage vinyl records)
Many listening stations just like Tower Records
Great industrial vibe
A cool and fun spot for music fans to hang around all day
The Ides a rooftop bar at WYTHE HOTEL
Address: 80 Wythe Ave, Brookyln, NY 11249
Subway: It takes approximately 7 minutes walk from Bedford Ave (L) subway stop to Whtye hotel
Operating hours: Mon-Fri open at 4 PM and Saturday-Sunday open at 2 PM
Review:
Nice and friendly staff
Great Service
Homemade chips with onion dip is a MUST!
Indoor & Outdoor areas (Outdoor is better)
Stunning view of Manhattan and Brooklyn
Perfect place to hangout and have a drinks with friends
Nice crowd, great music, and cool vibe
Another great place in
New York to watch the sunset
Amazing weather in September
The Ides indoor area
Outdoor atmosphere
Homemade potato chips is dope!
Industrial view of Brooklyn
View of Manhattan from the rooftop just before sunset
Colorful murals along the street
Dobbin Street and Norman Avenue
There're still many things to see and do in this so-called "hipster hub".