In the second part of the article discover some more unique travel experiences in Brooklyn.
If not municipally, Brooklyn is finally arriving as a travel destination in its own right. While pizza is a tasty component of Brooklyn’s history, it is by no means the only one. A stroll along downtown Atlantic Avenue will immediately reveal the cosmopolitan nature of this area where Middle Eastern food stores selling spices right from the sack stand next to Vietnamese restaurants and neo-chic hangouts like Floyd, a laidback neighbourhood bar with an indoor bocce court.
Manhattanites too cool to party on their own island effect the ultimate turnaround by constituting a reverse bridge-and-tunnel crowd looking to have a good time in Brooklyn’s many happening bars and lounges.
Before a drink, however, make your way to the Brooklyn Museum, home to the second-largest museum collection in the US (after the Metropolitan Museum Of Art in Manhattan) to see its excellent array of world-class art, including more than a few famous masterpieces. Unlike other museums with millions of objects in its custody, the Brooklyn Museum has as portion of its abundant inventory in glass storage for open viewing, effectively putting more of its collection on display than otherwise possible. Temporary exhibits are world class and have people flocking in, as does the museum’s unique First Saturday, a monthly event in which the Brooklyn Museum basically throws a party where everyone is invited.
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