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Marking the entrance to Prospect Park, this magnificent monument to the Civil War harks back to Brooklyn’s Golden Age in the late 19th century.

Eclectic and socially conscious contemporary theater shares space with a church in this historic building in the heart of Brooklyn’s arts district. 

Free events on summer evenings energize this outdoor venue, which hosts sophisticated artists and kid-friendly concerts the whole family can enjoy.

Old combines with new and high art meets urban grit in this ever-changing and eclectic melting pot neighborhood with broad appeal. 

A brief but glorious period in Brooklyn’s history is commemorated by a Greek Revival civic building that is one of the biggest in the borough.

A brief but glorious period in Brooklyn’s history is commemorated by a Greek Revival civic building that is one of the biggest in the borough.

Diverse aspects of Brooklyn’s 400-year history are on display in a well-designed museum that hosts cultural events and has a charming gift store.

Come during the day to admire some of New York’s most grandiose architecture. Then return at night to watch rock and roll in a classic venue.

Appreciate the rich activist past and fascinating architectural details of this historic church tucked away in a leafy residential district in downtown Brooklyn.

Eclectic and socially conscious contemporary theater shares space with a church in this historic building in the heart of Brooklyn’s arts district. 

Quiet elegance is key in this residential neighborhood on Manhattan’s east side, with leafy streets, historic architecture and notable arts venues and restaurants.

A brief but glorious period in Brooklyn’s history is commemorated by a Greek Revival civic building that is one of the biggest in the borough.

See a remarkable mix of old and new at this former bank with one of the neighborhood’s tallest structures being built just behind it. 

A brief but glorious period in Brooklyn’s history is commemorated by a Greek Revival civic building that is one of the biggest in the borough.