Are you ready for the best climbing and zip line adventure Connecticut has to offer? Get outside and into our aerial adventure park to experience our five-acre, self-guided tree-to-tree climbing adventure. Perfect for families, friends, birthday parties and groups of all ages! Ideal for all adults and children 5+ at any fitness level, you'll go at your own pace for a fun, exciting, and self-guided adventure, the perfect combination of challenge and fun. You'll start with a safety briefing and practice session, then choose your own adventure among our 14 treetop trails. Much like a ski mountain

Showcasing more than 60 vendors in stylized room settings in a 23,000 square foot showroom just off Interstate 95. Located in the center of Stamford's Antiques District comprised of six warehouse showrooms and more than 700 dealers, we are just an hour's drive from Manhattan. A perfect stop on a day trip--or book a room at one of the many nearby hotels and make a weekend of it. Other amenities: Dining nearby, parking

The Little House at Jericho is an early American historic farmhouse located on the Abington side of Pomfret, Connecticut, in a secluded storybook location on 145 acres of preserved land adjacent to the Airline Trail, the Wolf Den State Forest, Mashomoquet State Park and the New England Forestry Foundation's Chase Kimball Memorial Forest. This nature preserve is suitable for bird-watching from the deck over-looking the pond or at the Audubon Society's Grasslands preserved sanctuary nearby, for long walks on the private trails in the woods (with direct access to the Airline Trail), cross-country

Home decor, lighting and finishing store, specializing in hand sewn lampshades, stylish collection of lighting and home accessories. Located in the antique district. Specializing in hand sewn lampshades, and offering a stylish selection of lighting and home accessories, with old-fashioned customer service. Also, has a fully equipped light fixture repair and restoration department and a lighting hardware store. Other amenities: dining nearby, parking

KidsPlay Children's Museum is a destination for families located in the heart of downtown Torrington. KidsPlay offers interactive, hands-on exhibits where children age 1 to 10 practice pre-academic skills, build curiosity and explore through developmental play. The Museum provides opportunities for informal family learning and presents learning concepts in fun ways that are meaningful and accessible to children. We have several fun, hands-on exhibits to play and interact with. We are ever-changing and evolving. Come check us out and watch as we continue to grow. KidsPlay also offers

Located on a spacious suburban campus, ten minutes from downtown Hartford, featuring flexible space a staff trained to help you with every detail. The campus offers a stimulating environment, many educational resources and diverse cultural opportunities. The center is ideally suited for small to mid-sized meetings, including board meetings, training seminars, workshops, lectures, symposiums and strategic planning sessions. Summer conferences, camps and retreats packages available including housing, catering and logistics management. Intern housing available from Memorial Day through mid-August

Elegant venue in a picturesque location that's perfect for weddings, corporate meetings and special occasions. Built has a horse barn in the 1880s, the Castle features five classic fireplaces, three-story cathedral ceilings, crystal antique chandeliers and a large dance floor. The rustic setting is a magnificent backdrop for special events and offers a unique alternative to traditional banquet facilities.

Home to the HartBeat Ensemble which creates original professional performances based on stories from the community. Other amenities: Dining Nearby

Stretched across Connecticut's shoreline, this National Wildlife Refuge was the first Federally-owned conservation land in the state when it was established in 1972. First known as Salt Meadow National Wildlife Refuge, it was renamed in 1987 to honor the late U.S. Congressman Stewart B. McKinney, who was a great champion of the refuge’s expansion. Today the refuge is comprised of eleven units that span 70 miles of Connecticut coastline. Located in the Atlantic Flyway, the refuge provides important resting, feeding and nesting habitat for many species of wading birds, shorebirds, songbirds and

A four-screen complex at the heart of the Front Street District, showing first-run movies with a bistro serving food, wine and spirits. The restaurant is sleek, sophisticated and diverse, offering upscale food at reasonable prices.