From the legendary Del Monaco’s in New Haven to downtown picturesque Madison, Connecticut, renowned Executive Chef/Owner Silvio Suppa serves his signature and award-winning Mediterranean cuisine. His philosophy is “from farm to table” serving only fresh, delectable and authentic Italian dishes for you! With their welcoming atmosphere and newly decorated interior, you'll find families and celebrities dinning and feasting on Chef Silvio’s delicious, home-style meals infused with current trends resulting in “New World Italian Cuisine.” Other amenities: Restaurant

This clubby trattoria serves pizza, pasta and hearty entrees. The service at the restaurant is intended to be polite, proper and polished. The food is meant to be simple, fresh and delicious, from salami, cheese and antipasto to house made pasta and artisan pizzas. The restaurant uses a collection of time honored recipes and to better serve you, Bricco Trattoria now takes reservations for all size parties. We look forward to getting to know you and always preserving tradition. Other amenities: parking

Max's upscale seafood restaurant offers raw bar specialties, along with a lively, sophisticated atmosphere. Award-winning designer Peter Niemetz created an atmosphere which is reminiscent of a big city oyster bar. An expansive dining room with a high ceiling provides guests with a view of the raw bar. The understated atmosphere of muted colors and comfortable seating allows guests to focus on what's truly important, the food. Featuring modern renditions of classic American seafood, Max’s Oyster Bar menu has something for everyone. While seafood is the focal point, there are selections for even

A foodie favorite, this family-operated, casual Mexican restaurant serves up treats by a clasically trained Chilean chef. Other amenities: Catering

A gracious 19th century inn in a picturesque country village with classic New England ambiance. "The restaurant alone is worth the trip," said a recent review in The New York Times . The White Hart Inn is a luxury hotel located in the Litchfield Hills, two hours from New York. Although, the inn dates back to 1806, it was reopened in the fall of 2014 after a complete renovation. The restaurant is helmed by Annie Wayte, whose previous restaurants included Nicoles and 202, both in New York and in London. The inn is less than a quarter of a mile from the Appalachian Trail, close to antique dealers

A leading auctioneer of antiques and fine art, offering six sales per year in categories as diverse as fine art, antiques, mid-century modern design, jewelry, rare books and ephemera, silver, carpets, Native American and Asian art. The state-of-the-art gallery is located in a 11,000 square feet building. Other amenities: Dining nearby, parking

Explore the history of high fidelity music, analog audio systems with components "Made in the USA," beginning from the Golden Age of vacuum tube audio (1950s to 1960s), to solid state transistor designs of the 1970s. The museum is an extension of the Vintage Radio and Communications Museum located in Windor. The location includes vintage audio display, gift shop, Hi-Fi clinic restoration, and a "listening lounge" where you can enjoy quality audio and "for the love of music." Tour time: 1 hour Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking, Self-guided tours

The bluffs overlooking the Connecticut River give this park a perspective that is unique among all others in the state park system. Activities include birding, river camping, and hiking. River Highlands State Park has two campsites available to visitors traveling by canoe or kayak on the Connecticut River. There is no vehicular access and stays are limited to one night only. Advance reservations are required. More information is available at here . Campsite reservations are available at https://connecticutstateparks.reserveamerica.com/camping/river-highland…

The bluffs overlooking the Connecticut River give this park a perspective that is unique among all others in the state park system. From the vantage point 150 feet above the water the view up and down stream is outstanding making every trip to this northern Cromwell location time well spent. The parki is a designated "walk-in" facility. Pets are allowed, but must be on a leash. Activities include birding, river camping, and hiking.

Enjoy scenic views of the Connecticut River while surround by nature. Campground: reservations needed at least two weeks before intended stay, limited to one night stay, break camp at 9 a.m. Accessible only by canoe offers primitive riverside sites with fireplaces, pit toilets, mooring or docking facilities are not provided. 12 campers. Activities include birding, hiking, mountain biking, picnicking and camping. Other amenities: Hiking nearby