US EditionThe Historic Public Space "Arch" Under Brooklyn Bridge Is Now Open to the Public
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The Arches, a public space on the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge and adjacent to City Hall, was officially opened on Thursday (June 5) after being closed for 15 years, becoming a new choice for residents and tourists to relax in the summer. This new public space is adjacent to the 53 historical arches under the Brooklyn Bridge. In the future, seating areas and multi-sports facilities will be added, including basketball, pickleball and tab…
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