13 Of The Best Things To Do In Brooklyn, article review by Lassi Pensikkala

13 Of The Best Things To Do In Brooklyn, article review by Lassi Pensikkala

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Article Review: “13 Of The Best Things To Do In Brooklyn” by Vanessa Chiasson

Vanessa Chiasson’s article “13 Of The Best Things To Do In Brooklyn” on TravelAwaits is a captivating guide that showcases the abundance of experiences awaiting travelers in this remarkable New York City borough. As a travel content curator, I appreciate the author’s informative and engaging writing style, which encourages readers to venture beyond Manhattan and discover the wonders of Brooklyn.

The article starts with an intriguing fact about Brooklyn’s size, setting the stage for the myriad of attractions and activities covered in the piece. Vanessa’s enthusiasm for the borough is palpable, as she describes the vast number of things to see and do, suggesting that visitors could easily spend a week or even a month exploring without ever thinking about Manhattan.

One aspect that stands out in this article is the diverse range of experiences covered, catering to various interests. From arts and culture to green spaces and historical landmarks, there’s something for everyone in Brooklyn. The inclusion of the Brooklyn Museum as one of the oldest and largest art museums in the United States showcases the borough’s rich cultural scene.

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The mention of Prospect Park, often compared to Central Park, offers a beautiful natural oasis with numerous activities to enjoy, such as the Smorgasburg food festival and catch-and-release fishing. Furthermore, Vanessa’s description of the Kings Theatre as a community gathering place for live performances adds a touch of history and a sense of community to the list of attractions.

I particularly appreciate the author’s attention to hidden gems like the Brooklyn Heights Promenade Garden, where visitors can become honorary locals by participating in garden maintenance and connecting with the neighborhood’s volunteer garden groups. The article’s coverage of the DUMBO neighborhood, with its cobblestone streets and art galleries, provides readers with a glimpse of Brooklyn’s hip and artistic side.

The article also highlights Williamsburg’s vibrant bookstores, making it an ideal spot for book lovers seeking a dose of artsy ambiance. The inclusion of iconic destinations like Coney Island and Green-Wood Cemetery adds a nostalgic touch while showcasing Brooklyn’s historical significance.

Moreover, Vanessa’s recommendation of the Brooklyn Bridge as a must-visit landmark and the various food tours available truly captures the essence of Brooklyn’s diverse and delicious culinary scene.

In conclusion, “13 Of The Best Things To Do In Brooklyn” by Vanessa Chiasson is a well-written and comprehensive guide that expertly showcases the countless attractions and experiences awaiting travelers in Brooklyn. As a travel content curator, I highly recommend this article to anyone looking to explore the best of Brooklyn’s cultural, historical, and natural offerings beyond Manhattan’s bustling streets.

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Lassi Pensikkala


Travel content curator Lassi Pensikkala: “I search and select for you interesting, relevant, and helpful travel-related articles from the international and trustworthy press. As a content curator, my job is to collect useful data with high value and a human touch for my readers and to bring everything together in one place.”

Lassi Pensikkala, Travel Influencer and Entrepreneur, has studied Economics, Psychology, and Sociology at the University of Hamburg, and graduated with a Master of Science in Economics MSc(Econ). He is multilingual, speaking English, Spanish, German, Swedish, and Finnish, and is the founder of AmerExperience.com/TB: “I keep my readers up to date with news that interests them and is important to them. This article is worth reading – I recommend it to you.” 

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Lassi Pensikkala is the creator of AmerExperience.com, founder of SegurosAmer.com, and an international business developer with over four decades of global experience. Hailing from Finland, Lassi has lived and worked across Europe and Latin America, driven by a deep curiosity for cultures, languages, and meaningful human connection. He writes regularly, offering thought leadership on topics such as travel, golf, and international cross-cultural business. You can follow his work on Telegram, connect with him on LinkedIn, or read his articles and updates via Google News, Flipboard, and other social media platforms. ⸻ Expertise • International Business Development • Creator of AmerExperience.com and SegurosAmer.com • Strategic consulting for cross-border ventures • Avid golfer and advocate for golf psychology ⸻ Education Lassi studied Foreign Trade at the Business College of Turku, Finland, and later graduated as economist MSc (Econ) from the University of Hamburg, Germany, where he also pursued studies in Psychology and Sociology. ⸻ Language skills Multilingual in English, German, Spanish, Swedish, and Finnish ⸻ Life philosophy “Live freely, seek knowledge, and be open to the richness of life’s experiences.” Lassi’s passion for exploration started early. Growing up during the golden era of Rock’n Roll, student movements, and the first moon landing, he experienced the unique Nordic freedom of crossing borders without passports — a freedom that still inspires his global lifestyle today. For him, true freedom means exploring new lands, embracing diverse cultures, and forming real connections with people around the world.

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