For those on mobile Timestamps 2:28 - Jay Street & Front Street 4:40 - Arch under the Manhattan Bridge @ Water Street 8:22 - John Street & Adams Street 10:40 - Walking up Washington Street 13:10 - Walking down Washington Street (Iconic Photo Spot in NYC) 15:30 - Entering Brooklyn Bridge Park, Washington Street Entrance 17:30 - Brooklyn Bridge Park Shoreline 20:17 - Empire Stores and The DUMBO Reflector 21:35 - Top of the Empire Stores 24:16 - Empire Stores Lower Level 26:55 - Jane's Carousel 29:42 - The Battle of Brooklyn & Fulton Landing Information Sign 34:25 - Old Fulton Street & Water Street 38:07 - Walking down Pier 1 46:45 - Pier 2 49:00 - Pier 3 53:50 - Pier 5 56:40 - Walking up Joralemon Street to Brooklyn Heights 59:25 - Joralemon Street & Hicks Street 1:00:25 - Walking to the end of Grace Court 1:07:00 - Montague Street & Hicks Street 1:09:00 - Brooklyn Heights Promenade 1:17:05 - Columbia Heights & Orange Street 1:21:07 - Old Fulton Street & Everit Street
What I can't get over is how much I feel as though I'm on the most fabulous trip in my life whenever I view your videos. I feel as though I've just completed a most splendid walking tour of DUMBO, Brooklyn Bridge Park and Brooklyn Heights and now need to sit down and rest my legs - when in reality, I AM sitting down, right behind my computer screen in St. Paul, MN, at 5AM on the dot!! I should have gone to bed hours ago; but how could I turn down such a fabulous opportunity to walk through various neighborhoods of Brooklyn, NY, that I've never seen in my life?!? With your videos, one doesn't need to plan an expensive, complicated trip to NYC - you practically get everything you desire free of charge and in the comfort of your own home!!! My gratitude is boundless!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Absolutely love your walking tours this one especially as I haven't really focused on dumbo or brooklyn in general..I'm from the UK and I have never been to NYC .. Your videos are amazing I felt as if I was right there it's a pleasure to view your work keep it up and thank you
Love your channel! I live on LI and make it a point to wander around all the boroughs of NYC by foot or bike just like this a few times a month. Glad to see someone who shares the same passion... keep up the great content!
our family is very happy w/ your videos. we've saved a lot. imagine the hotels, the energy, plane tickets to get there!! we're very thankful and proud of you. but if it's possible to see how our hero "the action kid" look like, we'd really appreciate it.
Hello my husband was born and raised in Brooklyn, and to walk those streets were very nostalgic for him. He wondered why you didn't have more information about historical buildings and places during your walk. The Bossertt Hotel and the St George Hotel. The Watchtower buildings you walked passed and never mentioned that these are the buildings purchased by Trump;s son-in-law. It would make it so much more interesting to know more history of the places you are walking past. Thanks for the effort of producing these walking tours.
I love the brooklyn hights and i wish i were there again. My last visit of ny was in 2015 and in my Dreams i want make every day walking tours with my dog there in ny at lovely places . Perhaps i fly one day withe my dog to ny? ??? Thank you for all the nice videos. Excellente Video Qualität! !!
What a drastic difference crossing Furman Street from DUMBO (down under the manhattan bridge overpass) to the Heights. This (dumbo) was truly a dangerous shithole when my girl lived on Joralemon St in the 1970's/80's. Vinegar Hill too. Last time I visited Brooklyn in nov. 2014 the Promenade was still nice. I used to hang there at lunch time while on jury duty in the 1970's. Hung there with my girl at night too. Great places to eat in the Heights in those days; Capulets, JB Callahan's, Aesop's Fables, Circles Cafe and Simons sandwich shop. I went to community college at NYCCC on Tillary St. across from the projects. A challenging walk to the subway at night. Always carried my K-55 lock blade. Not tryin' to start a pissing contest but I lived in Bay Ridge in the 70's/80's and it was much safer, no unsavory minorities. With all due respect to the unsavory minorities. A lot of Brooklyn's getting too gentrified now, not like the good old days. Ya wanna see a really nice park, check out Bliss (Owls Head) in Bay Ridge. By the way, nice video. Made me a little homesick.
For those on mobile
Timestamps
2:28 - Jay Street & Front Street
4:40 - Arch under the Manhattan Bridge @ Water Street
8:22 - John Street & Adams Street
10:40 - Walking up Washington Street
13:10 - Walking down Washington Street (Iconic Photo Spot in NYC)
15:30 - Entering Brooklyn Bridge Park, Washington Street Entrance
17:30 - Brooklyn Bridge Park Shoreline
20:17 - Empire Stores and The DUMBO Reflector
21:35 - Top of the Empire Stores
24:16 - Empire Stores Lower Level
26:55 - Jane's Carousel
29:42 - The Battle of Brooklyn & Fulton Landing Information Sign
34:25 - Old Fulton Street & Water Street
38:07 - Walking down Pier 1
46:45 - Pier 2
49:00 - Pier 3
53:50 - Pier 5
56:40 - Walking up Joralemon Street to Brooklyn Heights
59:25 - Joralemon Street & Hicks Street
1:00:25 - Walking to the end of Grace Court
1:07:00 - Montague Street & Hicks Street
1:09:00 - Brooklyn Heights Promenade
1:17:05 - Columbia Heights & Orange Street
1:21:07 - Old Fulton Street & Everit Street
Obrigado ;-)
What I can't get over is how much I feel as though I'm on the most fabulous trip in my life whenever I view your videos. I feel as though I've just completed a most splendid walking tour of DUMBO, Brooklyn Bridge Park and Brooklyn Heights and now need to sit down and rest my legs - when in reality, I AM sitting down, right behind my computer screen in St. Paul, MN, at 5AM on the dot!! I should have gone to bed hours ago; but how could I turn down such a fabulous opportunity to walk through various neighborhoods of Brooklyn, NY, that I've never seen in my life?!? With your videos, one doesn't need to plan an expensive, complicated trip to NYC - you practically get everything you desire free of charge and in the comfort of your own home!!! My gratitude is boundless!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
You're welcome! I've done the same with other walking videos throughout the world too.
No MTV editing. No nasal voiceover. No high energy music.
Love it!!!!
What I like about your videos: No talking and no music. Thanks for sharing.
I miss Ny .. in a way ..... /:
Exactly I really hate the over powering music on these kinda videos they are not needed 👏
why did u leave ny
DUMBO. Down under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass. Another awesome video.
Best Tour Video on TH-cam good Job.
Thanks!
Oh, wow! This one is really nice! Some great spots included... and, oh yeah, the Washington street view is awesome!)
Beautiful old buildings! Wish I could see New York in person.
Absolutely love your walking tours this one especially as I haven't really focused on dumbo or brooklyn in general..I'm from the UK and I have never been to NYC .. Your videos are amazing I felt as if I was right there it's a pleasure to view your work keep it up and thank you
Thank you so much!
Great views, nice people, but I hope the residents have thick glass windows to dampen the train/traffic noise.
Love your channel! I live on LI and make it a point to wander around all the boroughs of NYC by foot or bike just like this a few times a month. Glad to see someone who shares the same passion... keep up the great content!
Luv this.it's like walking with you in a sense.thanks so much.enjoy the videos.
Thank soooo much! I had NO idea DUMBO existed. I went online to see what it was. lol I sure enjoy your channel.
You're welcome! DUMBO is a really interesting neighborhood, a mix of the old and the new.
our family is very happy w/ your videos. we've saved a lot. imagine the hotels, the energy, plane tickets to get there!! we're very thankful and proud of you. but if it's possible to see how our hero "the action kid" look like, we'd really appreciate it.
In one video you can see him 😃 wile He walked in Front of a mirror housefassade 👍. I like his visage, nice young man.
Hello my husband was born and raised in Brooklyn, and to walk those streets were very nostalgic for him. He wondered why you didn't have more information about historical buildings and places during your walk. The Bossertt Hotel and the St George Hotel. The Watchtower buildings you walked passed and never mentioned that these are the buildings purchased by Trump;s son-in-law. It would make it so much more interesting to know more history of the places you are walking past. Thanks for the effort of producing these walking tours.
I never get tired to see this vídeo
Watching this on a sunday night in Bolton England and wishing i was THERE..
I love the brooklyn hights and i wish i were there again.
My last visit of ny was in 2015 and in my Dreams i want make every day walking tours with my dog there in ny at lovely places . Perhaps i fly one day withe my dog to ny? ???
Thank you for all the nice videos. Excellente Video Qualität! !!
Just got this one. Freakin nice bro. Thank You
Excellent video, it's gonna help me a lot :-)
Meant to add in my comment that I love your video!
manhattan bridge view is awesome!!!
Cool vidz of Brooklyn.
Thanks
Actionkid, thank you so much!
ちょっとさびれた雰囲気がイイですね😉
What a drastic difference crossing Furman Street from DUMBO (down under the manhattan bridge overpass) to the Heights. This (dumbo) was truly a dangerous shithole when my girl lived on Joralemon St in the 1970's/80's. Vinegar Hill too. Last time I visited Brooklyn in nov. 2014 the Promenade was still nice. I used to hang there at lunch time while on jury duty in the 1970's. Hung there with my girl at night too. Great places to eat in the Heights in those days; Capulets, JB Callahan's, Aesop's Fables, Circles Cafe and Simons sandwich shop. I went to community college at NYCCC on Tillary St. across from the projects. A challenging walk to the subway at night. Always carried my K-55 lock blade. Not tryin' to start a pissing contest but I lived in Bay Ridge in the 70's/80's and it was much safer, no unsavory minorities. With all due respect to the unsavory minorities. A lot of Brooklyn's getting too gentrified now, not like the good old days. Ya wanna see a really nice park, check out Bliss (Owls Head) in Bay Ridge. By the way, nice video. Made me a little homesick.
Yes, Brooklyn in general has changed drastically in recent years. It’s amazing.
Very, very nice!!!
miss BK sooooo much
After knowing Nicky Cruz's story I am very interested to know Brooklyn NY
Which place do you offer for family with children to live:dumbo,brooklyn heights or anywhere ?
Труд большой, не легко так пешком по всему Бруклинам, спасибо лайк
I bought the Brookln Bridge one time. Still got the receipt
majestatyczny most
10/10
what did you see? why are all the tripods?
The group with the tripods were doing long exposure photography into the evening.
Do you speak Spanish? I am very interested in contacting you ...
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Bro, i love your videos. Greetings from São Paulo .