Kayak Dock - Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse

New York, "The City That Never Sleeps" and that attracts about 65 million visitors each year is one of the most visited cities in the world. "The Big Apple" as it is also nicknamed boasts endless opportunities for exploration and immersing yourself in to the city's vibrant atmosphere. Planning a trip to NYC? This guide gives you an overview of the sights, the most famous, must-do's, hidden gems, free activties, delicious food and a few hotel options. I've included all the places that I visited and that I would recommend, as well as the ones I wanted to go to but didn't have enough time. Please note: My guide focuses on visits during the summer months and is not designed for Christmas shopping and winter activities.

[TEMPORARILY 20% OFF! NORMAL PRICE: $15] This guide centers on three of my favorite places in Brooklyn, two of which are parks. Each destination is less than a 15-minute walk from the other, so once you're in Brooklyn, you won't have to worry about any transportation. Enjoy each place for as long as you'd like, and then head to the next. This guide can be used for a day trip to Brooklyn, or use it as a guide to spending just a morning or an afternoon choosing what you'd like to see. You can also use it to spend multiple days in Brooklyn if you decide you want to spend longer at each place. It includes three main destinations to visit, all within walking distance to each other, things to do and see in each place, food & drink options, and more! This area of Brooklyn offers incredible views of urban Manhattan across the water, parks that feel like botanical gardens, historic places, great photo spots, and amazing food. As a local, it truly has my heart. When I feel down, I go to these places, and when I feel up, I still go. I love them, and I think they should be for everyone. They're in the heart of Brooklyn with views of Manhattan, without the stressful crowds. They're safe, and you can find public restrooms no matter where you are 😉