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Brooklyn Heights Promenade

Brooklyn Heights Promenade
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The Brooklyn Heights Promenade is a 0.3-mile pedestrian path along the waterfront. It offers clear sightlines to the New York skyline, Brooklyn Bridge, and passing boats. Benches and railings run its length.

Updated September 27, 2026On day 3 of New York City Long Weekend

Visiting Brooklyn Heights Promenade: what to know

Tickets
Free
Time needed
30-60 minutes
Best time
Early morning or sunset
Getting there
Subway to Clark Street station, then a short walk west

New York itineraries with Brooklyn Heights Promenade

Day 3 of New York City Long Weekend

Prospect Park and Brooklyn Heights

How Brooklyn Heights Promenade fits into a day.
  1. 9:30Brooklyn MuseumBrooklyn
  2. 11:45Walk in Prospect ParkBrooklyn
  3. 14:30Brooklyn Heights PromenadeBrooklyn
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Brooklyn Heights Promenade FAQs

Is the Brooklyn Heights Promenade wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the path is flat with ramps at both ends.

What views does the promenade offer?

It faces the East River with direct sight of Manhattan skyscrapers and the Brooklyn Bridge.

Are there restrooms on the promenade?

No public restrooms are located directly on the walkway.

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