Williamsburg is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in New York City, USA. This neighborhood stretches from Flushing Avenue all the way to the northern edge of McCarren Park. In 1855, Williamsburg was officially incorporated into Brooklyn. It became part of New York in 1898, when Brooklyn was officially one of the city’s five boroughs, according to Insider. Photo: New York Times. Williamsburg attracts young people and tourists with its impressively decorated cafes and restaurants and bustling atmosphere. In addition, this is also a place frequented by fashionistas thanks to luxury stores. Photo: Insider. Williamsburg is adorned with street art through colorful murals and renovated factories. In addition, this place also becomes a familiar destination for New Yorkers when night falls. Photo: The Curious Pixie. Erin McDowell, who has lived in Williamsburg for about two years, says what she loves most here is the busy attractions. Outdoor concert venues, seasonal food markets, and bars are just some of the things that make Williamsburg nightlife more vibrant. Photo: Trip Savvy. According to the Furman Center report, the average cost of rent in Williamsburg increased 78.7% from 1990-2014. This has pushed low-income households out of the area. Despite a 20% drop from this time last year due to the Covid-19 epidemic, the rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Williamsburg is still up to $ 2,600. Currently, the average annual income of people in Williamsburg is 100,000 USD. Photo: Getty. The outdoor food service is one of the popular patterns in Williamsburg. Walking along the streets here, visitors can find eateries packed with people almost every block. Photo: Insider. According to McDowell, the busiest place in Williamsburg is Domino Park. In May 2020, the management board painted “social distancing circles” on the lawn to ensure the safety of people when coming here to sunbathe and warm up. Each circle can accommodate a group of 4-5 people. All are required to stay in their respective areas. Photo: AFP. One of the best things about living in Williamsburg is seeing the beautiful views near Lower Manhattan and the East River. As you walk along the pier, you can see many people riding on jet skis enjoying the nice weather. Photo: Insider. During the epidemic season, most nightclubs are closed, bars are only allowed to operate until midnight. On the east side of the neighborhood, tourists can enjoy drag shows all day of the week at the LGBTQ+ community bar. Photo: Insider.