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Connecticut's Quaint Towns & Villages
Main Street America. We invented that. Town greens. Those come standard here. White picket fences and American flags. Got those covered, too. The charm of Connecticut can be found in its small towns and main streets. Explore unique shops and galleries, get immersed in the café culture and soak in the authentic life. There are no wrong turns.
Fairfield County
Classic commuter towns have a lot to offer for downtime, too.
Greater New Haven
One of America’s most cultured small cities and miles of central shoreline.
Well worth a visit after what is sure to be a magnificent re-opening in the Spring of 2025.
Browsers and buyers alike love this classic independent Main Street bookstore.
Connecticut’s oldest house puts you in a time and place you won’t soon forget.
Litchfield Hills
Connecticut’s hills and valleys make breathtaking backdrops for charming towns.
Cross the lovely Housatonic River by passing through an older covered bridge.
Mystic Country
Here’s a delightful combination of shoreline towns and inland beauties.
This re-created 19th-century whaling village introduces you to a whole new world.
This light from the past is one of the highlights of charming Stonington Borough.
Slater Memorial Museum awakens visitors to the richness and diversity of the human experience...
River Valley
History provides the texture for Connecticut’s central valley.
The state’s fascinating maritime legacy is on display, from whalers to submarines.
An immersion into Colonial days and the Revolutionary War in Old Wethersfield.
The Rocky Hill/Glastonbury ferry is an unforgettable way to cross the Connecticut.
National Historic Landmark containing a collection of French Impressionist paintings.
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