Brooklyn Botanica Gardens w Cherry Blossoms, Brooklyn Museum and Pizza @ Patsys

HAPPY SPRING!

Those searching for a little Peace and Love would do well to spend time with us on a few hours with us on this Cultural Oasis's in Brooklyn -which abuts two other neighborhood gems.

The Brooklyn Museum and Brooklyn Botanica Gardens —

More than 70 trees bloom along the Cherry Esplanade. But equally impressive are serene spots like the Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden, the first Japanese-inspired garden built in the U.S., and the Shakespeare Garden, brimming with plants (such as primrose and crocuses).

Start your journey at the Visitor’s Center, an eco-friendly portal (it has a green roof filled with 45,000 plants)

Next the Brooklyn Musuem!

 Featured Exhibitions Brooklyn Abstraction: Four Artists, Four WallsMonet to Morisot: The Real and Imagined in European Art

my favorite

DEATH TO THE LIVING, Long Live TrashClimate in Crisis: Environmental Change in the Indigenous Americas

The Story...

1. Admission to Brooklyn Botanica Garden's
2. Admission to Brooklyn Museum
3. Pizza at Patsy's Pizzeria, one of the oldest pizzerias in America, was first opened in NYC in 1933 by newlywed immigrants Pasquale “Patsy”. Patsy pizza and atmosphere began attracting many famous personalities, including, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, and Tony Bennett, who became regulars. In addition, its uptown location made it convenient for the Yankees. Phil Rizzuto, Babe Ruth, Joe DiMaggio and Yogi Berra and Al Turro were all frequent customers.
4.  Tour Bus Parking Tolls and all Gratuities for Drivers and Waiters.

All for $117pp.

Questions? ROBBGILL@YAHOOCOM

Thank you!

Robert