Brooklyn Bridge
The Brooklyn Bridge crosses over the East River
connecting the big city of Manhattan to the neighboring
suburbs of Brooklyn, is one of the highlights of any New
York City walking tours.

John Augustus Roebling from Ohio was the architect of this
bridge. He was the one who designed the bridge connecting
Cincinnati and Covington. The bridge was built in 1883 and
took almost 14 years to become available for the public.
After opening ceremony of this bridge, it becomes the
landmark of this beautiful city. Brooklyn Bridge is 6016
feet long and 85 feet wide. It is 1595 feet above the East
River. It has two high stone towers and each tower is
equipped with Neo-Classical archways. Four steel cables hold
the weight of the bridge; each cable is 3578.50 feet long.
Walking on the Brooklyn Bridge is a great experience. This
historical monument is considered as one of the oldest
suspension bridges which are present in the U.S. It is also
ranked as the longest suspension bridge in the globe. If you
are planning to visit New York, then try to experience this
place and make your New York holiday memorable. The beauty
of Brooklyn Bridge is well maintained by the New York
Department of Transportation.
