Williamsburg has become synonymous with “hipster,” but that’s doing the Brooklyn neighborhood a disservice. Yes, it’s known for a buzzing nightlife, on-trend eateries, quirky boutiques, and vibrant street art. But Williamsburg also boasts plentiful parks and playgrounds, as well as a stretch of the Brooklyn Waterfront Greenway. And of course, there’s the famed Williamsburg Bridge connecting the neighborhood to Manhattan’s Lower East Side, which includes biking and walking paths. Whether you prefer fine dining or food stalls, vintage clothing or cutting-edge fashion, early-morning bike rides or late-night concerts, you’ll find it – and much more – in Williamsburg.
Domino Park & Williamsburg Savings Bank. credit: Adobe; Williamsburg Bridge. credit: Billy Wilson/Flickr
Williamsburg. credit: Canva
Williamsburg street scene. credit: Enzo Tica
Brolga. credit: Brolga
Domino Park. credit: Adobe
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