Best Parks & Gardens in Brooklyn
3 parks & gardens in Brooklyn, New York
Botanical gardens, city parks and playgrounds.
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Parks & Gardens in Brooklyn: what to expect
Brooklyn has 3 parks & gardens we would happily take our own kids to. Brooklyn Botanic Garden is the one most families start with. Wander 52 acres of themed gardens, from a Japanese Hill-and-Pond to a fragrant Rose Garden, in the heart of Brooklyn. Brooklyn Bridge Park (Piers 1‚ 6) is the other name that comes up again and again. Kayak, play ball, or picnic on a reclaimed waterfront with the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge as your backdrop. Domino Park rounds out the pick of the bunch. A reimagined Brooklyn waterfront park where a sugar-refinery-themed playground meets East River views of the Manhattan skyline.
None of these venues publishes a fixed family ticket price on this page, so check the official site for current admission before you set out.
Parks Gardens
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Brooklyn, New York
Wander 52 acres of themed gardens, from a Japanese Hill-and-Pond to a fragrant Rose Garden, in the heart of Brooklyn.
Parks Gardens
Brooklyn Bridge Park (Piers 1‚ 6)
Brooklyn, New York
Kayak, play ball, or picnic on a reclaimed waterfront with the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge as your backdrop.
Parks Gardens
Domino Park
Brooklyn, New York
A reimagined Brooklyn waterfront park where a sugar-refinery-themed playground meets East River views of the Manhattan skyline.