NYC is truly the place to live because of its clear devotion to keep neighborhoods diverse and rich in culture. Sunset Park, located in Brooklyn, is just one of many neighborhoods in the city that showcases several cultures of different backgrounds in the form of restaurants, artworks, and the many materials sold to consumers at stores. Although the neighborhood is nowhere near the diversity that Manhattan portrays, the neighborhood provides a good sense of Mexican and Asian culture in the city that never sleeps.
A painting from the Mexican restaurant “Tacos del Bronco” that primarily serves several types of Mexican food, and is located on 44th street 4th av. in Sunset Park.
A machine that showcases the many Mexican cuisines located at 47th st. 4th av.
A bakery on 47th st. 4th av. that features several types of Hispanic breads such as “Conchas,” “Cuernitos,” and many more.
A Mexican Deli located at 40th st. 4th av. that provides several goods such as meats, fruits, etc.
A religious store located in 5th av. that provides several statues of the Virgin de Guadalupe, and Jesus Christ.
The Saint Michael church located on 42nd st. 4th av. that is reminiscent of the dominant religion in the neighborhood, Christianity.
Paintings that are reminiscent of the neighborhood’s Dominican culture.
Some of many Chinese restaurants within the neighborhood that reflect the Asian culture that is also present in the community.
One of many pizzerias located in 5th av. that so many New Yorkers are fond of.
The firefighters and soldiers that this neighborhood is so grateful for.
The entrance view of Sunset Park at 45th st. 4th av.
Exercise machines that the park offers to its visitors.
The Sunset Park pool located in the near back of the park, of which offers swimming classes and a place to swim in the summer.
The amazing view that many can get from the park, with the most prominent things being Saint Michael church, the statue of liberty, and the World Trade Center.
