Name: Danbury, CT
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Living in Danbury, CT

Ranks better than 77% of areas Follow

Population

86,891

Median Age

38.9 Years

Danbury Area Facts

Danbury has a Livability Score of 77_/100, which is considered exceptional
Danbury crime rates are 1% higher than the Connecticut average
Cost of living in Danbury is 7% higher than the Connecticut average

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What do the locals think about Danbury?

91%

Family friendly

55%

Public transit is accessible

27%

Walkable to grocery stores

73%

Yards are well-kept

64%

Lots of parks

27%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

73%

A quiet area

64%

Sense of community

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Danbury Reviews

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Historic Hat City 5 rating By Anonymous ( Aug 17, 2019) Danbury is one of Connecticut's hidden gems. Once a town and now a bustling city with plenty to do and to see. Not to mention, you can head back and forth from Grand Central from Danbury, taking approximately 1.5h. Once arriving at the Danbury train station you'll be able to stop ...Read More into the historic Railway museum and see the Uncle Sam statue erected there, which once stood at the Danbury Fair.

Speaking of the Danbury Fair, a huge mall now stands on those grounds. There you can shop at many stores from lower to higher-end. The great foodie areas start there and spread across town to Danbury's historic Main Street. Throughout the years Danbury has been able to preserve the city's history and update to accommodate modern conveniences.

Last great stop in Danbury is Tarrywile Park & Mansion, which provides the community with excellent walking trails and untouched nature. Read Less

A Hip Town Getting Hipper By The Minute 5 rating By joreads ( Oct 26, 2017) Danbury is one of those cities that one is lucky to find a few times in one's life time. It is like Astoria in then 1990's, but with a cool vibe that also includes families, hip retirees, artists, musicians and folks that love their Country.Every year, gets better here. Danbury i ...Read More s the best kept secret in Fairfield County! Read Less

Danbury, CT - Truly Historic 4.5 rating By Anonymous ( Jul 29, 2010) A friend's invitation brought me to Danbury, CT. Despite being in Connecticut, Danbury is very much part of the New York Metropolitan Area, as it's about 60 miles from midtown Manhattan.

I hopped on a Metro North Train at Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan and ended up in Danbu ...Read More ry in just over an hour. My friend greeted me at the station, which is located right in downtown Danbury. Since it was in the afternoon, grabbing lunch for my hungry stomach was the first priority. We headed into his favorite restaurant, the Tuscano Bar and Grill.

After lunch, I enjoyed a walk along Main Street, as I studied carefully the historic 19th century buildings, which reminded me of those in SoHo and other classic Manhattan neighborhoods. Of course, there were plenty of boutiques and small window shops as well. Being a history buff, I had to explore local history at the Danbury Museum and Danbury Railway Museum, which are both located nearby in downtown.

What I loved about Danbury is that it has a mix of a historic and modern atmosphere. I couldn't help but notice the active presence of multiple high tech companies in the area. Tucked away behind all of this is an array of quiet and green lined residential neighborhoods, where I ended my day at my friend's house. Read Less

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Danbury, CT - Truly Historic 4.5 rating By Anonymous ( Jul 29, 2010) A friend's invitation brought me to Danbury, CT. Despite being in Connecticut, Danbury is very much part of the New York Metropolitan Area, as it's about 60 miles from midtown Manhattan.

I hopped on a Metro North Train at Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan and ended up in Danbu ...Read More ry in just over an hour. My friend greeted me at the station, which is located right in downtown Danbury. Since it was in the afternoon, grabbing lunch for my hungry stomach was the first priority. We headed into his favorite restaurant, the Tuscano Bar and Grill.

After lunch, I enjoyed a walk along Main Street, as I studied carefully the historic 19th century buildings, which reminded me of those in SoHo and other classic Manhattan neighborhoods. Of course, there were plenty of boutiques and small window shops as well. Being a history buff, I had to explore local history at the Danbury Museum and Danbury Railway Museum, which are both located nearby in downtown.

What I loved about Danbury is that it has a mix of a historic and modern atmosphere. I couldn't help but notice the active presence of multiple high tech companies in the area. Tucked away behind all of this is an array of quiet and green lined residential neighborhoods, where I ended my day at my friend's house. Read Less