Elizabeth’s guidebook
Nearby Things to Do
It's easy to find all the tourist destinations in New York City. This guidebook lists local Brooklyn favorites as well as food and activities within easy access of the guesthouse
Right next door is Mouse Ceramic Studio where you can learn hand build or wheel thrown pottery. Contact them through their website MouseCeramicStudio.com
Mouse Ceramic Studio
1012 Beverley RdRight next door is Mouse Ceramic Studio where you can learn hand build or wheel thrown pottery. Contact them through their website MouseCeramicStudio.com
A favorite among locals and tourists alike, Smorgasburg is the original open air food market and features nearly 100 vendors selling seriously delicious and adventurous eats The Brooklyn Flea is Brooklyn's largest flea market for vintage, design, antiques, and collectibles open every Saturday and Sunday. Both Smorg and Brooklyn Flea change locations with the change of seasons with the summer market being the largest. Check the websites for hours and locations
https://www.smorgasburg.com
www.brooklynflea.com
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Brooklyn Flea
51 N 6th StA favorite among locals and tourists alike, Smorgasburg is the original open air food market and features nearly 100 vendors selling seriously delicious and adventurous eats The Brooklyn Flea is Brooklyn's largest flea market for vintage, design, antiques, and collectibles open every Saturday and Sunday. Both Smorg and Brooklyn Flea change locations with the change of seasons with the summer market being the largest. Check the websites for hours and locations
https://www.smorgasburg.com
www.brooklynflea.com
The banyas of Brooklyn are no-frills compared to the spas of Manhattan—no one is going to hand you a glass of cucumber-infused water at a banya. You’ll get a locker key, towels, one-size fits-all sandals or Crocs, and instructions on how to use the place: There’s the dry banya, the wet banya, the sauna, the whirlpool, the cold shower, and you can order from the menu. Since the pandemic, Brooklyn Banya is not taking walk-ins. Please call to make an appointment: 718-853-1300
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Brooklyn Banya
602 Coney Island AveThe banyas of Brooklyn are no-frills compared to the spas of Manhattan—no one is going to hand you a glass of cucumber-infused water at a banya. You’ll get a locker key, towels, one-size fits-all sandals or Crocs, and instructions on how to use the place: There’s the dry banya, the wet banya, the sauna, the whirlpool, the cold shower, and you can order from the menu. Since the pandemic, Brooklyn Banya is not taking walk-ins. Please call to make an appointment: 718-853-1300
Clean and friendly gym just down the block at 527 Coney Island Avenue. Your first session is free. $17 a visit thereafter
Park Fitness Gym
527 Coney Island AveClean and friendly gym just down the block at 527 Coney Island Avenue. Your first session is free. $17 a visit thereafter
Food scene
Austrian-influenced dishes & cocktails, plus beer & wine on tap offered in vintage-cool surrounds. My family's current neighborhood favorite
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Werkstatt
509 Coney Island AveAustrian-influenced dishes & cocktails, plus beer & wine on tap offered in vintage-cool surrounds. My family's current neighborhood favorite
Sightseeing
Prospect Park
Visiting the Brooklyn Botanical Garden is a beautiful way to spend the day for groups, couples, single travelers, young and old, any time of year. It is only 3 subway stops away
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden
990 Washington AveVisiting the Brooklyn Botanical Garden is a beautiful way to spend the day for groups, couples, single travelers, young and old, any time of year. It is only 3 subway stops away
Come see the Brooklyn neighborhood with the most Christmas spirit! Residents of Dyker Heights start bedazzling their houses right after Thanksgiving. The most brilliant displays are concentrated between 11th and 13th avenues and 83rd through 86th streets The splashy lighting, music and giant character displays continue through New Years Day
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Dyker Heights Christmas Lights
8515 12th AveCome see the Brooklyn neighborhood with the most Christmas spirit! Residents of Dyker Heights start bedazzling their houses right after Thanksgiving. The most brilliant displays are concentrated between 11th and 13th avenues and 83rd through 86th streets The splashy lighting, music and giant character displays continue through New Years Day