"The city that does not sleep"

credits to Chinese Dragon, Skyline Comparisons
Brooklyn
Brooklyn consists of a vast seventy-one miles of land. Brooklyn is connected to Manhattan by the famous Brooklyn Bridge. This bridge is attractive by its appearance, it I think is a great example of well planned and built architecture. Everyday thousands of workers commute from the Brooklyn Borough to the central business district(CBC). The bridge can by walked on or cycled, there is a special footpath above  the roadway for this. 

In the long run the cost of building this bridge is cancelled out by the economical benefits. This bridge relieved NYC of major congestion problems and led to people being able to quickly and cheaply between the two boroughs. 
Brooklyn is also a thriving tourist destination, part of most tourists NYC experience. 

Must sees and dos I think are (sourced from trip advisor):
1)Brooklyn Bridge
2)Brooklyn Heights Promenade (views of the Manhattan skyline)
3)Brooklyn Botanic Garden

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