Location: Brooklyn
Top Things to do in Brooklyn
What to do and see in Brooklyn, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Brooklyn in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Adrenaline & Extreme Tours. Discover best things to do in Brooklyn with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Brooklyn
1. Skydive Danielson
Overall Ratings
5 based on 120 reviews
Skydive Danielson specializes in first time tandem skydivers. Operating out of the Danielson Airport since 1997. Our safety record is second to none, jump with the best! Voted "Best DZ in the US" 3 years running.
Reviewed By jeanleonard12 - Killingly, Connecticut
Sitting by our pool this summer I heard laughing and what sounded like a good time up in the clouds. Looking up i saw several colorful parachutes with happy and BRAVE people dangling from them. Now we watch them all summer. It's like having your own show right in our backyard. Brave souls!
2. Creamery Brook Bison
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Buffalo farm with petting area.
Reviewed By bill d - Hartford, Connecticut
We have been to the farm twice, including last Fall. Bison are NOT cows. They are very independent and are not easy to keep penned up. They run faster than a racehourse (up to 35 MPH) and can jump higher than a deer (over 6 feet). They looked health and well cared for; similiar to those in the wilds of Yellowstone or Custer State Park.
This is a working farm and it looks it; flies and manure everywhere. The employees/owners were friendly and both times they gave an excellent tour. They explained about the bison we saw as well as the history of bison in the American West.
Visitors must come expecting to see reality; not a Hollywood or Disneyland prodiction. We plan to return.
3. The Bradley Playhouse
Overall Ratings
5 based on 104 reviews
Vote Yankee Magazines 2016 Best Community Theater in New England, come see why we are THE place to visit in the Quiet Corner of Connecticut. Quality community theater providing 8 main season shows and numerous additional evenings of entertainment.
Reviewed By Fusion_Pilot - Central Village, Connecticut
Went to see "Buddy", a musical we fell in love with after seeing it at the Walnut Street Theater in Philadelphia a few years ago. The play was excellent; particular credit goes to the actor who played Buddy Holly. Loved the show.
The theater is small, seating is tight, but every seat has a good view. The staff (mostly volunteer I understand) was friendly and really motivated to see everyone had a good time. The patrons dressed very casually - nothing formal here - you can be comfortable in attire. Theater sells snacks and beer.
All in all it was a rewarding experience; it was our first visit there but definitely won't be our last. Although we drove 1 ½ hours to get there, we liked the whole Putnam area, and plan to go back again when we can spend a full day in the shops, restaurants, and of course the Bradley.
Ample free parking is very close - 1 block or less - spread over several lots. Make sure you download the downtown parking map from the Bradley's website, to get your bearings.
4. Prudence Crandall Musuem
Overall Ratings
5 based on 13 reviews
Prudence Crandall opened this school for young ladies in 1831 but was forced to close it in 1834 after it changed to an academy for black girls.
Reviewed By Ron B - Fort Worth, Texas
In the center of Canterbury, Ct is a wonderful gem of history. May not be a proud part of American history but the struggles of African Americans and the courage the Prudence Crandall had to establish a school for African American girls was humbling. Take the time to stop and reflect on a history and the courage it took to drive change.
5. Goodwin State Forest
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By userChris - Oakdale, Connecticut, United States
There is so much to do here, I cant decide where to start. There are many trails to hike, and lots of great fishing locations. Wildlife is everywhere, and birds are numerous. This is a great easy family hike location, with easy, mostly level trails!
6. Roseland Cottage
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By bcnett - Stoneham, Massachusetts
I reviewed this wonderful house in July, 2013. This is our third visit to Historic New England's Roseland Cottage, but our first visit in the sun. The first two times it was raining so hard, that we never got to enjoy the beautiful gardens in front of the house. We have paid expensive admission fees to see flowers and gardens that were not as impressive as what we saw today in the sun.
We have been members of Historic New England for many years. It is the best deal around. Family membership is only $60.00 a year. You can visit all 37 properties as many times as you want for an entire year.
Roseland Cottage is open Wednesday - Sunday from June 1st to October 15th. You must go on a tour to see the house. Tours are on the hour from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. There is a visitors' center where you arrange for the tours $10.00 ($9.00 for seniors) if you are not Historic New England members. There are rest rooms and a small store in the visitors' center The center was open when we got there at 10:50 A.M.
While in the area, you might also want to visit Roseland Park which Henry Bowen donated to the town of Woodstock in 1876. Henry Bowen, the man who had Roseland Cottage built as a summer home, needed a bigger space to host his huge July 4th celebrations, so he bought land and established a park.
Woodstock Academy is across the street from Roseland Cottage. Founded in 1801, it was Henry Bowen's financial support that kept it from closing in the 1840s. Henry and other family members continued to contribute generously to the Academy for many years.
Every spring the graduating seniors (over 200 of them) come over to Roseland Cottage for a party and to tour the house. You may also want to tour the Woodstock Academy's campus.
7. Diana's Pool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By pmccoy505 - Pomfret, Connecticut
Found it by mistake, looking for some place to hike/walk for a few hours, and liking waterfalls, this place comes up. Almost missed it on GPS, but once we found the parking, we ended up spending hours instead of 1 hour, walking the trials and taking pictures. Excellent find.
8. Sharpe Hill Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By TravelingGal_69 - Oceanside, California
Disappointed in our visit although the drive to get there was beautiful. The "welcoming" desk was chaotic and the tasting area was located outside. It was very crowded and there was only 1 poor, sweaty wine-tender, doing his best to serve the masses. I wouldn't return.
9. Black Pond Brews
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Tracearoo27
The tasting room has four very different beers on tap. The tasting is $6 and you get a shot glass to take home. The owners are very friendly and knowledgeable. They don't do tours since everything there is to see is in the tasting room. There is a parking lot across the street from the brewery.
10. Antiques Marketplace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 51 reviews
Large antique marketplace with 300 antique vendors.
Reviewed By BlueBeachGlass
Cool antique mall with 3 floors to explore. I enjoyed walking around and was both awed and overwhelmed by the sheer volume of merchandise. I saw loads of jewelry, kitchen items, linens, war memorabilia, Christmas ornaments, furniture, coins, silver and so much more. I found a vintage silk scarf for $6.00 and love it !
Their business card says "Closed Tuesdays" so call ahead.
