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Sunset Park is one of Brooklyn’s most culturally diverse neighborhoods. Originally a center for Scandinavian and Polish immigrants, with
For visitors and New York City locals alike, coming up with a concise list of the best activities and places
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Boerum Hill is a mix of old and new in Brooklyn, with historic brownstones and row houses next to brand
Coney Island is one of New York City’s gems, appearing front and center on advertisements, brochures, and guides. For
Cobble Hill in northwestern Brooklyn is a small 40-block neighborhood known for its rowhouses and pristine architecture. Cobble Hill is
Skyscrapers: boon or blight? That appears to be the perennial question. For architect Cass Gilbert, designer of the famous Woolworth
New York’s North Country, including much of the Adirondack Mountains and the area around the Canadian border, features significant
Carroll Gardens is a neighborhood in northwestern Brooklyn just north of Red Hook and west of Gowanus. The area, originally
Perhaps one of Brooklyn’s least-visited neighborhoods, Red Hook is a peninsula in northwestern Brooklyn. Red Hook played a major
The Upper East Side is often associated with wealth and art, featuring some of the city’s most expensive residences
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