Pier 44 Waterfront Garden — Attraction in New York

There isn't really much to do in this park.

It is small and the entrance is this little, tiny fence door that can only let 1 person in at a time. If you're on a date, this is the time to hold hands from the back.

The space opens up to this giant lot which from all the signs that I saw posted was kind of like a food fair of sorts on the weekends. Think Smorgasburg in terms of space but I'd doubt they have the same quality and amount of vendors in comparison.

Off to the piers you can walk to the edge and see what I'm pretty sure is the Verrazano Bridge and the view of the East River in all it's filthy glory. People just happened to be jet skiing at the time and I can't help but wonder which one of those people is going to sprout a 3 leg.

There are benches to sit and just watch the water, the bridge and the Statue of Liberty which can been seen clear as day.

Good after date night spot but there really isn't any restaurant around except for this shoddy bar that I doubt anyone really goes to. I could be wrong and I won't know that until I make another visit down there.

If you are there definitely check it out and let me know. I'm...

On Brooklyn's edge where waters gleam, Lies Pier 44, where dreams convene. The East River whispers tales of yore, Of ships and sailors who touched its shore.

Under the canvas of a sky so vast, Echoes of laughter, memories past. Children's voices, seagulls' cry, Waves that dance beneath the sky.

Cobblestones tell stories old, Of trade and toil, of fortunes bold. Rust and salt, the scent of brine, Where time and tide in harmony align.

Sunset hues in amber drape, Casting shadows in twilight's shape. Couples stroll, their fingers laced, In the cool, inviting evening space.

The city hums a distant song, But here, tranquility belongs. Amidst the bustle, a quiet grace, A sanctuary, a cherished place.

Brooklyn's heartbeat, steady, pure, In Pier 44's allure. A haven where the past does blend, With moments fleeting,...

I had the pleasure of photographing this couple’s wedding here in the spring. Despite the rain, the large tree in the garden kept us dry and added a touch of charm to the day. I highly recommend considering this venue for your wedding! The views are stunning, and its location offers so many great options for after the ceremony. Just a short walk away, you can enjoy a drink at the iconic Sunny’s bar or share a meal with your guests at Hometown BBQ. It’s a fantastic spot for a memorable celebration!! ig...