Traveling from Queens to Brooklyn is best accomplished via the MTA subway system. The G train is the primary line connecting the two boroughs, running through neighborhoods like Long Island City and Greenpoint. Alternatively, you can take the E, F, or R trains and transfer to reach various parts of Brooklyn. This trip typically takes 45 to 60 minutes depending on your specific starting point in Queens.
Total Distance: Driving distance 20 km, straight-line air distance 16 km.
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| Duration | 50 mins | 75 mins |
| Avg Price | $2.90 | $2.90 |
| Operator | MTA Subway | MTA Bus |
| Route | G train or E/F to transfer. | B62 or Q59 lines. |
| Tip | The G train is the only line that connects Queens and Brooklyn directly without entering Manhattan. | Buses are a good alternative if you are not near a subway station. |
Mid-day for the most comfortable subway experience.