Downtown Brooklyn

This unique, lively studio in Brooklyn is literally a DIY mecca, offering classes in everything from screen-printing and soapmaking to felt-making, embroidery and bookbinding.

This Brooklyn Academy of Music program is a dream for film aficionados who crave both traditional and new cinema.

Built between 1846 and 1851, Brooklyn’s oldest public building, designed by Gamaliel King, was formerly Brooklyn’s City Hall.

The iconic Brooklyn Bridge is one of New York City's best known attractions.

Alamo Drafthouse Cinema brings its multiplex theater experience to Downtown Brooklyn.

This hotel near Brooklyn's historic Park Slope neighborhood is located close to local restaurants and shopping.

Loft-inspired spaces, modern design and the perfect downtown Brooklyn location await at Aloft New York Brooklyn.

Relax, exhale and enjoy the natural light and open spaces in this new wellness hotel with 202 guest rooms, a living green wall and an interior courtyard utilizing the natural historic brick of the adjoining building.

This stylish "personalized experience" hotel in downtown Brooklyn is located adjacent to the borough’s MetroTech Center and features spa services, a fitness center and cardio room, not to mention 24-hour Brooklyn-centric concierge services.

The Sheraton Brooklyn New York Hotel features 321 traditional rooms, Sheraton Club rooms and suites offering contemporary design and relaxed living spaces.

The new Holiday Inn Brooklyn Downtown is a full-service, four-star hotel featuring 245 rooms, which includes 66 doubles, 177 kings and two suites.

Dazzler Hotels represent the perfect synthesis between functional aesthetic, comfortable spaces and quality service, resulting in an exciting new upscale hotel brand.

Treat yourself to an unforgettable stay at New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge.

Founded as a space for black artists to exhibit their work, this Brooklyn museum is devoted to using the visual arts to explore, discuss and debate the current state of the African Diaspora.

Rocco's Tacos and Tequila Bar is known for molcajetes (their version of fajitas), served in a piping hot lava rock bowl, as well as guacamole that’s made fresh tableside.

Sip wines by the glass at this Brooklyn bar, then buy the bottles next door.

Right in the heart of the bustling office campus known as MetroTech Center, the Commons is a large open space where you are bound to find everyone from workers having lunch outside to parents playing with their children after work.

It's a gym with a lot of history.

Downtown Brooklyn can be somewhat of a culinary wasteland, so locals are grateful for Ganso, a sleek, serene Japanese restaurant with piping-hot bowls of ramen and other comfort foods.

Dulcinea specializes in Spanish sweets like churros and berlinas.