This waterfront attraction has everything you need: magnificent views, cultural activities, lots of nature and plenty of spaces for relaxing.

Come spend a fun-filled day by the East River waterfront in Brooklyn.

This 100-year-old meticulously restored carousel is a fun ride near the base of the Brooklyn Bridge.

This waterfront park features play areas, a carousel and stunning views of the Manhattan skyline.

Find scores of vendors from the Flea selling housewares, vintage clothing, collectibles, jewelry and crafts.

During this one-hour experience, players suit up in HAZMAT gear and work together through five high-tech game rooms to defuse a giant paint bomb.

This event space also serves as a gallery, a bookstore, a performance venue and the publishing headquarters of Powerhouse books.

This Brooklyn waterfront theater is known for eclectic entertainment, including rollicking rock shows and cutting-edge drama.

Gair is Dumbo’s premier destination for elevated, distinctive cocktails, locally-sourced, seasonally-inspired dishes, and an unmatched environment.

A Modern American menu with Italian and French influences is complemented by a carefully curated wine list to provide "Palate Character."

Featuring a seasonal menu, this old-timey restaurant is located near the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Courtesy of the late Patsy and Carol Grimaldi, this spot serves up the kind of coal-oven pizzas that made their original pizzeria famous.

Often voted number one in those ubiquitous "best pizza in New York" surveys, this iconic restaurant serves up coal-fired brick-oven pies.

Dine on Eastern Mediterranean fare and take in views of the Manhattan skyline.

Few restaurants can match The River Cafe's location, nestled under the Brooklyn Bridge and peering across the East River at Lower Manhattan.

The famed Bensonhurst home of the upside-down Sicilian pizza has opened a location in Dumbo.

MOFAD's "Flavor" exhibition is a sensory journey through our bodies and our world, designed and curated by food scientists and culinary anthropologists.

The focus at this gallery, one of dozen or so exhibition spaces in the area, is on contemporary photography.

A.I.R (Artists in Residence) has deep roots in NYC's contemporary gallery scene, dating back to its 1972 start.

Part art gallery, part design space, part retail shop, Spring champions local artists with quarterly art shows and interesting events.

Learn to weave here, or just stop by to purchases accessories and gifts.

Come to a sprawling space for art classes geared toward both kids and adults of all levels.

Cuban art and culture come to life in this space that features more than 12,000 art-related objects.