Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route in Connecticut

Covering 120 miles of trail, Connecticut's first National Historic Trail features historical societies, museums and interpretive panel locations across the state providing information on Connecticut towns along the route traveled by French troops in 1781 and 1782. In the summer of 1781, George Washington's troops and their French allies led by the conte de Rochambeau embarked on a epic 600-miles journey through nine states, from Rhode Island to Virginia, in a daring bid to gather French and American forces around Chesapeake Bay and capture the British army under Charles Cornwallis at Yorktown

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Connecticut Wine Trail

Discover Connecticut one glass at a time along the Connecticut Wine Trail , a statewide collection of 21 distinctive vineyards, wineries, and cideries . From the rolling hills of Litchfield County to the scenic shoreline, each destination offers its own expression of Connecticut agriculture, craftsmanship, and hospitality. Visitors can explore tasting rooms, sample locally produced wines, and enjoy a variety of seasonal experiences, including live music, food pairings, new releases, and special events. Reservations are generally not required for regular tastings, although advance booking may

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Stamford Town Center

The Stamford Town Center is not just a shopping center, it is an entertainment center and has been a beloved landmark in the heart of downtown since its grand opening in 1982. Offering a wide array of stores and attractions including Macy’s, Footlocker, Safavieh, Pickleball America, Angel Land and Roller Land, as well as the largest Barnes & Noble in Connecticut. The Plaza, which opened in 2007, offers a variety of fine restaurants and entertainment, including Capital Grille, New York Comedy Club, Terra Gaucha Brazilian Steakhouse, Puerto Vallarta, and Nan Xiang Soup Dumplings. Home to dozens

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Tantaquidgeon Museum & Village

"From the beginning, Tantaquidgeon Museum was to be the place where we keep Mohegan treasures" -- Gladys Iola Tantaquidgeon (1899-2005), Mohegan Medicine Woman The oldest Indian owned and operated museum in America, established by Gladys Tantaquidgeon along with her brother, Harold and father John, opened its doors to the public in 1931. Since that time it has hosted visitors from all over the world, and takes special pride and pleasure as a place for school groups to learn about Mohegan history and culture. The original intent was to make the non-Native community around Mohegan familiar with

HomeSpring Inn & Studios

A 47 rooms and studios extended stay-focused hotel. We have re-imagined the guest experience and responded to the market by offering several room configurations. For extended stay guests, we introduce King and 2-bed Studios, and standard rooms of different sizes with microfridges for our regular nightly guests! Our smartly-designed studios are furnished with fully-equipped dine-in kitchens, private balconies, and more. Our sprawling 6 1/2-acre property also boasts two full-service restaurants and a pet grooming/boarding facility. Conveniently located off the ramp of Exit 24 on I-91.

Norwich Sea Unicorns

The Sea Unicorns are part of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League of New England (FCBL) is summer collegiate baseball at its best, having been regarded as one of the most talented and competitive leagues in the country over its first decade of play.

Delamar Southport

Tucked in the heart of historic Southport, Connecticut, Delamar Southport invites you into a refined boutique experience just over an hour from Midtown Manhattan. With 44 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites, the hotel blends old-world charm with modern comforts, bespoke service, and thoughtful technology designed for today’s traveler. From the moment you step into the grand lobby — adorned with custom furnishings, antique marble floors, museum-quality art, and a striking French limestone hearth — the tone is set for an unforgettable Connecticut escape rooted in classic New England

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Maggie Cottage

Enjoy the sites and sounds of Long Island Sound in this private home on Sols Point. Home is fully furnished with all new furniture, three bedrooms (sleeps eight), hardwood floors, front porch and private beach. Amenities include full kitchen, cable television, internet wireless access, portable crib available and bring your own boat. Fully stocked kitchen, fresh clean linens, washer and dryer, and patio set with grill. Close to shopping, entertainment and less than 45 minutes to the casino's. Other amenities: Coffee maker in room, Iron/Ironing board in room, Laundry, Microwave in room, Parking

Lake Cottage

Åll new and fully furnished, Lake Cottage sleeps up to eight people with two bedrooms, one bathroom. Only ten steps off the rear deck lies the Moodus Reservoir, a 450 acre freshwater, trophy bass lake. Amenities include private dock, kayak, paddle boat, two gas powered bumper boats and other water amusements. The cottage comes completely furnished and ready for fun. Bring your own boat for added fun. The private lake community is less than five miles from the Goodspeed Opera House and the Connecticut River, and about one hour from Hartford and two-and-a-half hours from New York City. Other

Sharlene Cottage

Four-bedroom cottage located directly on the beach. Beautiful remodeled cottage has wonderful rear deck with comfortable furniture overlooking a private sandy beach and Long Island Sound. It offers new furniture, beds, kitchen appliances, free internet wireless access, cable television and air conditioning. Bring your linens, jet ski or boat. Other amenities: Coffee maker, Dining nearby, Iron/Ironing board, Microwave, Parking, Picnic Area

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