For the business traveler or tourist, Downtown Brooklyn offers many opportunities to relax and experience the borough's cultural and recreational assets. Check out the links below to help plan your visit to Downtown Brooklyn.

New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge

Greenmarket at Columbus Park

Brooklyn Tourism Center
The Brooklyn Tourism Center is located in Downtown’s historic Brooklyn Borough Hall.  Both the Center and its website provide all the information a visitor will need, including neighborhood descriptions and maps, guides to museums and cultural attractions, listings of area restaurants, subway, bus and commuter rail information, and a calendar of events. The Brooklyn Tourism Center is the perfect first stop for any visitor to Downtown Brooklyn. Entrance is on Joralemon Street, between Court and Adams Streets. Download the Brooklyn Visitor's Guide and start exploring Downtown Brooklyn and neighboring Brooklyn Heights.

Hotels
Downtown Brooklyn is home to the award winning 656-room New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge. Recently expanded, the Marriott includes a 1,500-seat ballroom and conference facilities and a top notch restaurant. It is a great place to stay for visitors to Brooklyn or Manhattan who come for business or pleasure.  Three hotels are currently in development near the MetroTech Center, including a 320-room Sheraton, an upscale 180-room aloft by W Hotels, and a 184-room boutique Hotel Indigo.

The 93-room boutique Nu Hotel, located on Smith St. between State and Atlantic Ave. is the first hotel development to open in Downtown Brooklyn since the Marriott. It offers guests family-friendly and eco-friendly room options. Find out more information on new hotel developments.

Parks & Plazas
Downtown Brooklyn's numerous parks and plazas are great places to gather with friends, enjoy free concerts, have lunch outdoors, or simply to relax.