Brooklyn Neighborhood Guide | Brooklyn Visitors Guide

Over the years we’ve worked in all the Brooklyn neighborhoods installing floors. We offer flooring services all throughout the borough. We’ve come to know the characteristics of every part of Brooklyn. Flooring work gives us the opportunity to witness Brooklyn’s wide variety of culture & architecture.

As longtime Brooklyn residents, we’d like to offer our insights to help visitors & newcomers. While our guide does mention our flooring services in each neighborhood, the main focus is on the neighborhood itself. Here’s our description of every neighborhood in Brooklyn.

To make this info helpful for people researching about where to visit or move to in Brooklyn we have highlighted the most popular & happening places in bold with a red star*. Our descriptions offer you an overview on the vibe of each neighborhood along with it’s most popular sights. We’ve included a map image below showing all these highlighted neighborhoods, along with an interactive Google map. Since our list is ordered by zip codes we suggest using (Ctrl + F) search to easily find & read about any neighborhood on the list.

Additionally we’ve inluded this link to our Brooklyn’s Best Sights Google Map & list showing the 14 topmost popular places to visit in Brooklyn. It’s possible to see everything in a day or 2. Our list includes 4 main sections of Brooklyn.

1. Williamsburg
Check out Brooklyn’s hip & happening hotspot Williamsburg. Grand Street & Bedford Ave are the main streets with shops & dining. We recommend Best Pizza for some of New York’s best.

2. DUMBO/ Brooklyn Heights
DUMBO & neighboring Brooklyn Heights is a high class area boasting epic views of Brooklyn Bridge & lower Manhattan. Check out these highlights:
Julianas – a most famous & historic pizza restaurant
Brooklyn Bridge – walk the Brooklyn Bridge pedestrian path
Brooklyn Bridge Park – amazing views
Brooklyn Heights Promenade – more amazing views
New York Transit Museum

3. Park Slope/ Prospect Park
A most ideal & desireable neighborhood next to Prospect Park with plenty of everything on hopping 7th Ave. These sights are all centered in Prospect Park, Brooklyn’s 2nd largest greenspace.”
Brooklyn Museum
Brooklyn Botanic Gardens
Prospect Park Zoo

4. Coney Island Beach & Boardwalk
Coney Island
New York Aquarium
Luna Park Coney Island (Amusement Park)