Williamsburg
Published 10/01/2020
Williamsburg still has a hipster vibe, and features some of NYC’s trendiest restaurants and hotels.
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Williamsburg Bridge
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Connecting the Lower East Side of Manhattan with Brooklyn, the Williamsburg Bridge opened in 1903. It was the longest suspension bridge in the world at the time. These days the span features a bike path and a walkway, in addition to its vehicle and subway capacity.
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Domino Park
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River Street (north of Willaimsburg Bridge)
Part of the ongoing redevelopment of the Domino Sugar Refinery site, Domino Park spreads along the waterfront just north of the Williamsburg Bridge. An elevated walkway offers views of the surrounding area and across the East River.
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Brooklyn Winery
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61 Guernsey St.
This boutique urban winery offers small-batch wines and an inspired menu of Italian small plates.
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Brooklyn Brewery
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79 N. 11th St.
Responsible for the popular Brooklyn Lager and other iconic brews, Brooklyn Brewery has long been a neighborhood mainstay.
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The William Vale
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111 N. 12th St.
This modern upscale hotel features contemporary luxury guest rooms, each with a private balcony and skyline views.
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Wythe Hotel
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80 Wythe Ave.
The Wythe has meticulously converted a former barrel factory (built in 1901) into a contemporary hotel. The public spaces, restaurant and guestrooms maintain much of the building's original historic industrial character.
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The Williamsburg Hotel
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96 Wythe Ave.
Guest rooms at this eight-story hotel feature floor-to-ceiling windows with Manhattan, Brooklyn and East River views.