Taking a Cruise Along the Brooklyn Waterfront

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In recent years, cool millennials, families, tourists (and pretty much everybody else) have been migrating from Manhattan to Brooklyn to experience this wonderful borough and its rich history and influential culture.

Visitors yearn for more sightseeing options in Brooklyn and companies have noticed. Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises is the latest to jump on board the Brooklyn bandwagon with their brand new cruise - Hello Brooklyn!

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Hello Brooklyn Route[/caption]

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The Hello Brooklyn tour departs from Pier 83 (42nd Street) and makes its way Downtown for views of the Statue of Liberty and Staten Island. On its way North, the cruise goes around the coast of Brooklyn from Bay Ridge to Williamsburg, exploring the borough's history and beauty along its piers and coast. Prepare to ride under the three East River Bridges (Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan Bridge, Williamsburg Bridge) for an up-close look at their amazing engineering and majestic glory.

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Circle Line Cruise Under the Brooklyn Bridge[/caption]

On board of the cruise, you can enjoy a specially catered menu from local Brooklyn companies, such as Blue Marble Ice Cream, Brooklyn Brewery, Brooklyn Cupcake, Brooklyn Cured, Brooklyn Gin, Brooklyn Roasting Company and more.

The tours are narrated by some of New York's best tour guides offering insight into the rich history of Brooklyn as well as fun bits of information you won't find in encyclopedias.

The tour is 2 hours long and departs daily from Pier 83 at 2:30pm and is free with the New York Pass.