Uno de los paseos más bonitos que no hay que perderse si vas a Nueva York es cruzar el puente de Brooklyng, símbolo histórico de esta ciudad.
Este puente acabó su construcción en 1883, y sirvió para unir los distritos de Manhattan y Brooklyng. Dicen que se tardó 13 años en terminarlo y que al acabar se convirtió en el puente colgante más largo del mundo...!
Como curiosidad cuentan que poco después de su inauguración se desató un rumor de que el puente podría caerse, para demostrar que no era cierto, P.T Barnum, encargado de un circo, desfiló sobre el con 21 elefantes....
Como curiosidad cuentan que poco después de su inauguración se desató un rumor de que el puente podría caerse, para demostrar que no era cierto, P.T Barnum, encargado de un circo, desfiló sobre el con 21 elefantes....
Pero antes de pasear por este puente os recomiendo hacer una parada en DUMBO, palabra que viene del inglés Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass.
Situado en la orilla del East River, en el barrio de Brooklyn, fue durante muchos años una zona bastante degradada, ahora se ha puesto muy de moda en Nueva York, sobre todo entre artistas, y se ha llenado de edificios reconstruidos y galerías de arte...Algunos incluso se atreven a llamarlo el Nuevo Soho!!!! las vistas desde aquí son espectaculares!!!!
One of the most beautiful walks that you should not miss if you go to New York is to cross the Brooklyng Bridge, the historic symbol of this city.
This bridge finished its construction in 1883, and served to unite the districts of Manhattan and Brookyng. It took 13 years to complete it and that it ended up becoming the longest suspension bridge in the world ...!
A curiosity: after its inauguration a rumor broke out that the bridge could fall, to show that it was not true, P.T Barnum, in charge of a circus, toured the bridge with 21 elephants ....
But before walking on this bridge, I recommend stopping at DUMBO, a word that comes from the English Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass.
Located in the East River, in the Brooklyn neighborhood, for many years it was a very degraded area, but now it has become very fashionable in New York, especially for artists, with new reconstructed buildings and art galleries ... some people think this area is the New Soho !!!! the views from here are spectacular !!!!
Situado en la orilla del East River, en el barrio de Brooklyn, fue durante muchos años una zona bastante degradada, ahora se ha puesto muy de moda en Nueva York, sobre todo entre artistas, y se ha llenado de edificios reconstruidos y galerías de arte...Algunos incluso se atreven a llamarlo el Nuevo Soho!!!! las vistas desde aquí son espectaculares!!!!
One of the most beautiful walks that you should not miss if you go to New York is to cross the Brooklyng Bridge, the historic symbol of this city.
This bridge finished its construction in 1883, and served to unite the districts of Manhattan and Brookyng. It took 13 years to complete it and that it ended up becoming the longest suspension bridge in the world ...!
A curiosity: after its inauguration a rumor broke out that the bridge could fall, to show that it was not true, P.T Barnum, in charge of a circus, toured the bridge with 21 elephants ....
But before walking on this bridge, I recommend stopping at DUMBO, a word that comes from the English Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass.
Located in the East River, in the Brooklyn neighborhood, for many years it was a very degraded area, but now it has become very fashionable in New York, especially for artists, with new reconstructed buildings and art galleries ... some people think this area is the New Soho !!!! the views from here are spectacular !!!!
DUMBO views
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Amazing post and photos dear!
ResponderEliminarHave a wonderful day!
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¡Qué envidia de viaje! No he ido a NY pero es la ilusión de mi vida.
ResponderEliminarTienes que ir, te va a encantar!!!
EliminarI ❤ NY!!!! Bonito post Ana y maravilloso viaje!! Beso
ResponderEliminarEl viaje la pera...lo hemos pasado genial!
EliminarCool look and such an amazing place!
ResponderEliminarxx from Bavaria/Germany, Rena
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Thanks Rena!
EliminarIt's a fact. This is one of the symbols of New York.
ResponderEliminarYes!!!! thanks for stop here and have a nice day!
EliminarWow what a lovely place,
ResponderEliminarthe brooklyn bridge is on the top of my travel bucket list.
Hope to visit it one day.
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You have to go....!!! Thanks for stop here...
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