Fort Greene
Fort Greene
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Neighborhood: Fort Greene
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- Fulton St • 7 min walk
- DeKalb Ave • 7 min walk
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2,637 within 6 miles
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Thomas V
Oakland, CA17,506 contributions
Dec 2021
This is one of the neighborhoods close-in to downtown Brooklyn that is changing rapidly, becoming much more rich. Full of architectural gems, pretty blocks with huge trees. Served by the subway, some streets of cafes and cool restaurants.
Written April 13, 2022
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chichiSouthCarolina
Blowing Rock, NC714 contributions
What a delightful trip to this lovely area of Brooklyn. Went to the fort Greene flea market that was outstanding. Walked all through the historic district with some of the finest examples of brownstone homes and tree lined streets. Found the area to be incredibly clean. Highly recommend an outing to fort Greene area while in Brooklyn
Written October 14, 2012
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Wintersand
New York City, NY4 contributions
May 2010
On the way to Brownstoner's Brooklyn Flea I walked up DeKalb Avenue and discovered an Arts and Crafts Market on the far corner of Ft. Greene Park right next to a Farmer's Market. Turns out this Artisan Market is at this location every Saturday during Spring, Summer and Fall. I took a few photos which are attached. Serendipity in action. Happened to be a day that some Jazz Musicians, Including Spike Lee's brother, were performing here.
Written April 8, 2011
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Dave S
Hebron, lsrael169 contributions
Aug 2013 • Solo
Brooklyn's Fort Greene neighborhood, east of Downtown Brooklyn & north of Park Slope, is yet another of Brooklyn's wonderful old brownstone districts. Its centerpiece is the hilly Fort Greene Park, which boasts the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument (1909), commemorating the 11,500 American patriots died in the 11 British prison ships anchored in nearby Wallabout Bay, 1776-83 - more than the ones who died in battle during the Revolutionary War. Next to this is the park's visitor center, which has a small but fairly interesting museum.
Written February 1, 2014
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John B NYC
New York City, NY921 contributions
Sep 2012
Great up and coming neighborhood - hip scene.
Lots of boutiques and restaurants - plus lots of Art venues.
Lots of boutiques and restaurants - plus lots of Art venues.
Written March 14, 2013
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mdzebar
Brooklyn, NY62 contributions
Home to Pratt University and block after block of historic brownstones. Just walking around this part of the city is enough for an enjoyable experience. There are plenty of great restaurants and cheap cool bars. Fort green park is really nice.. maybe not as nice as prospect park but definitely worth checking out. A very diverse friendly community.
Written September 24, 2009
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AnthonyManuelRamos
Michigan30 contributions
Oct 2019
We've lived in Fort Greene for over 11 years and yes it has changed, but it still has a heart and soul. We have some great restaurants, the BAM cultural district, tree lined streets, great parks, food trucks, and beautiful architecture.
Written October 2, 2019
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conrade886
Huntington, NY237 contributions
Jan 2014 • Solo
Id been in Fort Greene when I lived in Brooklyn as it is adjacent to Downtown Brooklyn and Bedford Stuyvesant amongst other notable areas. The housing stock here is very impressive looking with Brownstones and Brick Rowhouses but I often get confused as to where this neighborhood starts and stops with all the current gentrification going on. Its rents are pretty high as it is in the epicenter of the near Manhattan parts of Brooklyn where rents have began to skyrocket and while the neighborhood can be pleasent with many restaurants and bars to attend, its own identity isnt fully defined. Overall, it could be good to live in, it is near everything that matters, but it has no authenticity compared to other parts of Brooklyn some of which are not too far away.
Written July 5, 2014
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Chris L
Richmond, RI41 contributions
Nov 2013 • Family
We wanted to go to the Brooklyn Flea and were a little confused by the multiple locations. But we figured out this one was open when we could go, so we made the effort to find it. Parking was a bit tough, but eventually found street parking. All the vendors were set up within a fenced area (actually a playground). There were lots of food options, crafts, and used clothing. We a a great time looking around and are very glad we went.
Written January 18, 2014
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NOLA_2011
Dallas, TX94 contributions
Sep 2019
Great restaurants, bars, and shops plus lots of parks. very diverse and fun are with trees, kids, and dogs.
Written September 24, 2019
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