An Urban Hyperlocal Tourism Initiative Jane’s Walk NYC weekend with the first-ever historical walking tour of South part of Flatbush Ave where architecture and culture meet! The Triangle Junction Tour explores the rich history of this vibrant transit hub, home to the most triangular-shaped buildings of any commercial corridor within a half-mile radius in NYC.
Our tours highlight Flatbush’s unique architecture, culture, and community spirit, in the heart of South Brooklyn’s center of commerce.
Within half a mile, a cluster of triangular buildings shapes NYC’s skyline with bold design. Flatbush Junction is located at the last stop on 2 and 5 subway lines; The tours website www.trianglejunction.tours, invites you to explore its Flatiron’s history and quirks.
Accessibility
The entire route is 0.4 miles or 644 meters and takes less than 15 minutes. Starting at Hillel Plaza facing East, one can make a right (South) on Flatbush Ave to Ave H, cross the street on Flatbush Ave & Ave H, walk back North on the other side of Flatbush Ave to Farragut Road. Again, cross the Street at Flatbush Ave & Farragut Rd, and walk back South on Flatbush Ave to Hillel Plaza.
