Brooklyn, New York

This former Dutch colony, named after Breukelen is now a major tourist attraction being the second largest borough in New York City. Home to an immense number of migrant population, this part of the city is enriched with cultural diversity and is home to a myriad of cultural dos and events from time to time. Visit trendy nightspots, tranquil parks, scenic squares, artsy museums and cultural centers or learn more about the history of the Brooklyn Bridge that connects the city to the borough. Sample a variety of flavors and choose from a bevy of restaurants that are sure to delight your tastebuds. Call the Brooklyn Tourist Center for more details.