Great walk. Great view of the city. Great vibe. Beautiful people. Do yourself a favor and enjoy the 25 minute walk across the bridge. Coming into Manhattan is the best part.
Our favorite way to get across: taking the M train, where there's cell service and great views!
Barba ya, anteojos ya, creo que ya puedo ser vecino de esta zona!
try the graffiti and street art - you won't be disappointed. best time to walk over is during golden hour as the sun begins to see. amazing photography.
This bridge connects manhattan to northern Brooklyn.
The Williamsburg Bridge was the first bridge with all-steel towers. The 310-foot steel towers support four cables, each measuring 18 inches in diameter and weighing 4,344 tons!
Thanks for being one of the 238,500 people who use the Willy B every day!
Taking the M train over the bridge promises great views & functioning cell service. Best commute.
Thanks for being one of the 140,000 drivers, 92,000 transit riders, 6,000 bikers or 500 pedestrians who use the Willy B every day! If you’re one of the drivers, put your phone down.
Theres nothing like riding the train over the bridge as the sunsets. #gorgeous
The view is a great way to start each mornings. Reminds me how fortunate I am to live in the greatest city on earth.
PHOTO: It's a long way down Iron Workers Local 361 climbing the bridge for renovation in 1995, at the link!
PHOTO: A less than ideal view on a foggy day in 1961 shows the bridge disappearing over the river. Pose for a re-shoot and send your new view to @nydailynews on Twitter!
PHOTO: Cops battle an unidentified youth on the bridge girders to prevent him from jumping in 1955, at the link!
If you aren't one of those lazy types, the walk across the Williamsburg Bridge is enjoyable and for the subway fans, it provides some good subway train watching as you walk across!
We’ve all done the BK bridge, so it's time to step it up with a walk across this bridge. It’s steeper, so you’re gauranteed to feel the burn!
No matter how many times you've crossed, take a moment to enjoy the view.
Don't fall off
After completion in 1903, the Williamsburg Bridge set the record for the longest suspension bridge. The record was broken in 1924 when the Bear Mountain Bridge was completed.
Use the bridge to cross the river. Works every time.