Top Ten Things to do in Brooklyn

1) Walk The Brooklyn Bridge
For a truly unique view of the spectacular Manhattan skyline, walk over the brooklyn bridge through its intricate steel cables. Centre St. in Manhattan is your starting point (btwn Chambers/Murray east of City Hall).
Subway to walkway: 4/5/6 to Bklyn Bridge/City Hall; J/M/Z to Chambers.

2) Stroll along the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden
This relaxing Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden makes for a great stroll on a sunny NYC day. There are plenty of amazing lush garden paths around the crystal clear pond.
Subway: B or Q to Prospect Park (B doesn't run on weekends) or the 2/3 to Eastern Parkway.

3) Tour the Historic (and spooky!) Green-Wood Cemetery
Green-Wood Cemetery is home to great permanent residents like Basquiat and Leonard Bernstein as well as a half million others. There are fascinating walking tours that explore the great architecture, sculpture, and history of this cemetery.
Subway: R to 25th Street. 718.768.7300. In Sunset Park.

4) A Day at Coney Island
If you are fortunate enough to live in Brooklyn then you must make a trip out to the historical and fun filled Coney Island. Coney Island is one of America's most iconic classic amusement parks. The wonder wheel, cyclone roller coaster, and new york aquarium are just some of the many attractions that can easily fill up your day. While you're out there, make a quick trip to Brighton Beach and experience the rich Russian culture.
Subway: F to Ave. X.

5) First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum
If it's cultural refinement you seek look no further then the Brooklyn Museum. The Brooklyn Museum hosts "First Saturday" events on the first saturday of each month. Enjoy a night of harmonious music, art, and entertainment totally free of charge! Food, beverages and a cash bar available.
Subway: 2 or 3 to Eastern Parkway. For info: 718.768.7300.

6) Pizza at Grimaldi's
For a classic Brooklyn pizza experience, look no further then Grimaldi's. Coal oven-baked crust, savory sauce and homemade mozzarella keep the crowds coming back again and again. Overly crowded on weekends and long lines on the weekdays but well worth the wait for a taste of one of the best slices of pizza in town.
19 Old Fulton St.(under the Brooklyn Bridge). 718.858.4300. Subway: A/C to High St.

7) Cheesecake at Junior's
If desserts are your thing, then head to Junior's for the best cheesecake ever. Dozens of varieties to choose from and each are to die for. Juniors is often crowded but worth the wait. 386 Flatbush Avenue Extension at Dekalb Avenue. 1.800.4JUNIOR (1.800.458.6467) Subway: A/C to Jay St.
After you're done savoring all the delicious goodness at Grimaldi's, head on over to Juniors for some amazing cheesecake for dessert. There are dozens of varieties to choose from and can satisfy the taste buds of anyone who appreciates cheesecake. Not surprisingly, this place is also crowded but well worth the wait in line.
386 Flatbush Avenue Extension at Dekalb Avenue. 1.800.4JUNIOR (1.800.458.6467) Subway: A/C to Jay St.

8) Take in a Cyclones' Game
For the Sports fans you can get a great thrill by catching a Cyclones at the 7,500 seat capacity KeySpan Park at Coney Island.
1904 Surf Avenue 718.449.8497 Subway: F to Avenue X.

9) Peter Luger Steakhouse
Peter Luger is by far one of the best places anywhere to enjoy a steak. Service is unmatched in its quality and reservations are near impossible with so many people wanting the privlege to dine at this fine restaurant. However, if you are lucky enough to get through their doors and be seated your reward is an amazing porterhouse steak that is near divine perfection.
178 Broadway (at Driggs) In Williamsburg. Subway: J/M/Z to Marcy Ave.

10) Prospect Park
For the outdoors enthusiast, Prospect Park offers endless activities including the nation's first Audubon center, Wollman skating rink and the beautiful 1912 Carousel.
F to 15th Street/Prospect Park. Events Info: 718.965.8999.