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The Wonder Of Learning - New York City

130 E 16th St
New York, NY, 10003
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Directions to the exhibit

299 North 7th Street  |  Williamsburg, NY

 

WEEKENDs & evenings

The L TRAIN is closed every weekend and evening until the exhibit leaves town.  Here are some other routes to get you there.
- Take the Brooklyn-bound C Train to Hoyt-Schermerhorn and transfer to the Queens-bound G Train. Get off at Metropolitan Ave, and walk a few blocks (and under the BQE) to 299 North 7th.
- Take the Queens-bound 7 Train to Court Square and transfer to the Brooklyn-bound G train. Get off at Metropolitan Ave, and walk a few blocks to (and under the BQE) to 299 North 7th.
- Take the Queens-bound J or M Trains to Marcy Ave and walk about 10 minutes north to 299 North 7th.
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WEEKDAYs

-Take the L Train (heading to Brooklyn)
-Get off at Bedford Avenue Exit near intersection of N 7th St and Driggs Ave
-299 North 7th Street is on your left (approx. 4 minute walk from subway)
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DRIVING?

There is street parking under the BQE. 
Parking lots are located at 510 Driggs Ave., 568 Union Ave. and 101 Bedford Ave.

 

WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN

Williamsburg is a riverside neighborhood in Brooklyn, NY.  Whether by bridge or subway, it is the first stop on the northern side of Brooklyn (the most populous of New York City's five boroughs).  Though the neighborhood has been home to many cultural and ethnic groups, it is has recently become a haven for a new wave of culture, art, and music.  There are many things to keep you in the neighborood and out of Manhattan.  Here is a choice list of some of our favorite venues near the exhibit.


Brooklyn

Then and Now

Park Slope in 1973 and a view from the Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg last month.


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AROUND TOWN

HOTELS

King & Grove  |  Wythe Hotel  |  airbnb

RESTAURANTS

Saltie | Egg  | Kellogg's Diner | Best Pizza |  Cafe Colette  |  Cafe Mogador  |  Caracas Arepa Bar  |  Marlow & Sons  |  Diner  |  Samurai Mama  |  Bozu  |  Reynard  |  Maison Premiere

BARS

The Ides  |  Hotel Del Mano  |  Manhattan Inn  |  Brooklyn Winery Wine Bar  |  Radegast Biergarten  |  Spritzenhaus Beer Hall  |  The Shanty

COFFEE

Blue Bottle Coffee | Toby’s Estate

BAKERY

Momofuku Milk Bar | The Bakeshop by Woops |   Bakeri

DESSERT

Mast Brothers Chocolate

SHOPPING

Moon River Chattel  |  Bird  |  Catbird

OTHER

City Relinquary  |  Williamsburg Flea Market  |  Smorgasburg Food Market  |  Nitehawk Cinema  |  Bedford Cheese Shop

 

 

 
 
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