The Brooklyn walking map shows all the walking routes to visit the monuments of Brooklyn. This walk map of Brooklyn will allow you to easily plan your walking tours through the streets of Brooklyn in New York - USA. The walking map of Brooklyn is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

You can walk along the 3.35 mile loop that goes around the entire interior of Prospect Park or head to the Ravine where there are trails that mirror landscapes you would find in the Adirondack Mountains in Upstate New York, the inspiration for this area of the park, as well as waterfalls and gorgeous tunnels to pass through as you can see in Brooklyn walking tour map. One of the most scenic areas to check on on this Brooklyn walk is also the Prospect Park Boathouse and the Peristyle as well as other trails. One of the best walks in Brooklyn for anyone who loves architecture is undoubtedly through the highly coveted neighborhood full of Victorian mansions and historic landmarks. The area of Victorian Flatbush and Ditmas Park also is one of the earliest settlements in New York City dating back to the Dutch colonists.

Bushwick Collective is one of the best walks in Brooklyn for anyone who is a fan of street art. The once very industrial neighborhood of Bushwick has streets full of colorful murals covering walls of warehouses and workshops known as the Bushwick Collective as its mentioned in Brooklyn walking tour map. This giant open-air gallery was founded by a local, Joseph Ficalora who wanted to revive himself and his neighborhood after losing his father who was murdered at a nearby subway station, and also lost his mother to an illness. One of the more popular walks in Brooklyn that almost any visitor to the city does is the Brooklyn Bridge walk, and for a good reason not only is it one of the most iconic landmarks of all of NYC, but it also offers some of the best views and photo spots in the city not to mention the history of the Brooklyn Bridge is also fascinating.

One of the most scenic walks in Brooklyn for architecture and history lovers is taking a stroll through Brooklyn Heights, one of the first neighborhoods outside of Manhattan with gorgeous brownstones and jaw-dropping row houses. Besides being filled to the brim with sophisticated brownstones and preserved row houses on well-manicured tree-lined streets, the Brooklyn Heights Promenade as its mentioned in Brooklyn walking tour map offers unrivaled and unobstructed views of not only the Statue of Liberty but Lower Manhattan skyline and the Brooklyn Bridge. The residential brownstone mecca of Park Slope is one of the most desired neighborhoods to live in the city with families and beautiful neighborhoods of Brooklyn. Park Slope is also a designated historic district with 2,575 buildings built between 1862-1920 within 40 blocks and is New York largest landmarked neighborhood if you are counting by number of buildings.