5 Icons You Must Visit This Fall

Renowned architect Philip Johnson built his famous Glass House - called “one of the masterworks of modern American architecture” - in 1949 on hillside acreage in New Canaan. It is particularly gorgeous in autumn.

The Charles W. Morgan is the last of an American whaling fleet that numbered more than 2,700 vessels. Built and launched in 1841, the Morgan is now America’s oldest commercial ship still afloat—only the USS Constitution is older.

Travel through the scenic hills of Litchfield Hills to the quaint town of Bantam, where Arethusa Farm Dairy is located. Using the farm’s fresh milk and cream, they produce "ice cream like it used to taste," with 16 percent butterfat. Take the drive out to this historic farm and try a classic flavor or two, like sweet cream chocolate chip, strawberry, and butter pecan.

The Heublein Tower awaits hikers at the top of Talcott Mountain, bringing together natural beauty, an architectural landmark, and 360-degree views. At peak foliage points, the view is breathtaking. 

This fall, explore acres of fun at Lyman Orchards, where you can pick your own apples and pumpkins, explore the Apple Barrel Store, and have fun navigating through the annual corn maze.