The Most Photogenic Place in New York - Brooklyn Bridge

With a history of 142 years, the bridge is still a landmark of New York. It has also been an inspiration for many writers and film directors, making it an important background for literature, film, music, and other art forms. It has an irreplaceable position in the field of culture and art. The best photo spots are mainly concentrated in Brooklyn Dumbo. 🚶Route: 🚇Many guides say "take the blue line subway 🔷A/C, go to Brooklyn and get off at High Street." In fact, there are many subway stations nearby, not just A/C. Just search on Google Maps. 📍After exiting the station, navigate to Dumbo - Manhattan Bridge View. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to the popular photo spot (pictures 2-3). 📍Continue walking towards the bridge and you will reach Pebble Beach, where you can take pictures of both bridges (picture 4). 📍Behind the beach is Time Out Market. The archway at the entrance is also a classic spot to take pictures of the Manhattan Bridge (picture 5). 📍There are many shops and restaurants in the market, so you can take a break and have a bite to eat. Then take the elevator directly to the 5th floor rooftop to enjoy the view of the two bridges (pictures 6-8). 📍🎠You can ride the carousel outside the market. It is said that this carousel is over 100 years old, but it was not open on the day I went. 📍The riverside boardwalk is also one of the most beautiful photo spots (pictures 1, 9-10).