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Brooklyn Bridge

Stroll the promenade with the skyline behind you, buy original paintings from the street artist, collect fridge magnets, and argue with the seagulls.

On This Page
  1. Getting Here
  2. Things to Do
  3. The Skyline Painter’s Gallery
  4. Fridge Magnets
  5. Coming Soon
  6. Stamps Here
The Brooklyn Bridge promenade in Club NYC, with a street painter's easel, a souvenir stand and the bridge's stone towers.
The pedestrian promenade at golden hour.

The walk across the Brooklyn Bridge is a New York rite of passage. The Brooklyn side is still being built, so for now the bridge is all about the view, and the two best little shops in the city.

Getting Here

Things to Do

WhatWhereCost
Buy an original painting for your apartmentSkyline Painter · Gallery10 to 15
Collect fridge magnetsSouvenir Stand · Magnets3 to 5
Learn about the bridgeBrooklyn Bridge (the stone tower)Free
Read about the love locksLove LocksFree
Toot at the tugboatTugboatFree

“All originals. Some more original than others.” Click the painter’s easel to browse. Point at a painting to hear about it, and click its price to buy it. Paintings go to your apartment’s storage, ready to hang. Decorating

PaintingCoins
Still Life with Slice10
Manhattan at Dusk12
Taxi in the Rain12
The Bridge at Night14
Central Park in October14
His Majesty, the Pigeon15

Your first painting earns the Art Collector stamp.

Fridge Magnets

The souvenir stand sells nine fridge magnets, 3 to 5 coins each: the Dollar Slice, Yellow Cab, Lady Liberty, Everything Bagel, City Pigeon, Subway Token, The Big Apple, Dirty-Water Dog and Empire State. They go straight onto the fridge in your apartment. Collect all nine for the Magnetic Personality stamp.

The stand also has Shirts & Hats from the I ♥ NY catalog.

Coming Soon

  • Brooklyn, at the far end of the bridge. Brooklyn (Coming Soon): Club NYC is Manhattan only for now.

Stamps Here

StampHow
Art CollectorBuy a painting from the Brooklyn Bridge artist.
Magnetic PersonalityCollect all nine fridge magnets from the Brooklyn Bridge stand.