Taylor Brooke Winery and Vineyard is located on a 44 acre farm in historic Woodstock, CT, up the hill from Taylor Brooke Brewery . We ferment something for everyone– estate-grown grapes made in classic wine styles, fun fruit-infused wines, sparkling wine & cider, brandy, and cocktails –plus, we’re just a quick walk away from the full beer menu at our brewery. Check our website for the latest hours of our Winery Tasting Room and Brewery Taproom, as well as live music, events, and food truck schedules. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking, Self-guided tours

The cottage at Tyrone Farm is a wonderful retreat in one of Connecticut's most beautiful and unspoiled areas. The Quiet Corner of Northeastern Connecticut. Surrounded by a nature sanctuary, Tyrone Farm is the perfect escape from the stress of everyday life. Conveniently located near many of southern New England's major cities and an easy drive from Providence, Hartford and Boston. The cottage at Tyrone Farm is notable due to its eco-friendly design, containing extreme energy efficiency and conservation technologies. The cottage contains a full kitchen, three bedrooms, wood stove, screened-in

The Silas W. Robbins House was built in 1873 representing the Second Empire design and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The historic house is situated on two acres of gardens in the heart of the Historic District of Wethersfield, which is home to landmarks that either predate the Revolutionary War, the Civil War or were built before the turn of the 20th century. The Silas W. Robbins House features five guest rooms with private baths, plus a parlor, a tearoom and a dining room all adorned with Victorian stenciling, moldings, draperies, and period furniture. Admire the

A lifestyle hotel offering an unparalleled experience in service, style and comfort. The Studay at Yale features 124 elegantly appointed guest rooms, luxurious glass showers, modern fitness facility, high-energy restaurant Heirloom, serving coastal farm cooking and function space that can accommodate up to 150 banquet-style. Connecticut Green Lodging certified.

This 7-acre display garden and nursery grows rare and unusual peonies as well as perennial landscape edibles. We are a small family business dedicated to producing the highest quality plants in an environmentally sustainable manner. Visit our nursery to see the gardens in bloom early May until mid-June. We have one of the most diverse collections of peonies in the country! We also offer several classes throughout the year to teach curious visitors about peonies, the various fruit trees and shrubs in our garden, or how to graft your own plants. Visit the website for our current selection of

Home to a 50 foot waterfall, this state park is a natural reserve area offering hiking trails and stream fishing. Within Campbell Falls State Park, the Whitney River drops 50 feet in a magnificent thundering. The river falls through a tight gorge where the direction of the water flow changes twice, first to the left, then to the right. This waterfall has a rugged form not often found in New England waterfalls. Its power in early spring is a thunderous surprise, considering the gentle terrain of the trail and the surrounding forest.

This four-season park immerses the visitor in a "mountain like" setting, as steep, wooded slopes disappear into the cool, blue pond below. In the fall, the park becomes a haven for photographers capturing the colorful reflection of the foliage in the mirrored surface of the water. Activities include boating, hiking, interpretive trail, picnicking, nature center programs and exhibits, pond fishing, swimming, scuba diving; canoe and kayak rentals. Note: Lifeguards on duty three to five days per week, including weekends. Other amenities: parking

An association of five ethnic historical societies, founded in 1988 and united by the desire to collect, preserve and disseminate our histories, and to use these histories to celebrate cultural difference and similarities. Changing exhibits, extensive archives. Societies include Greater New Haven African-American Historical Society, Connecticut Irish-American Historical Society, Italian-American Historical Society of Connecticut, Jewish Historical Society of Greater New Haven, and the Connecticut Ukrainian-American Historical Society. Tour time: 1-2 hours Other amenities: Dining Nearby

Built c.1690 and home to the Stratford Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center, Perry House presents special programs and events. The recent revitalization of the Perry House is a story that stretches over the last twelve years. It began by the saving of this historic home. The “Doorway to Stratford” is a portal to ensure its continuing role in welcoming residents and visitors, teaching history, and participating in the life of the community well into the future. The house was built circa 1690 by Benjamin Beach. For the first 200 years, changes came slowly. The Homestead had many owners, and in

A independent graduate center at Yale University and a major arts presenter offering a full schedule of concerts, drama, art exhibitions, films, literary readings, lectures, and mutlimedia events.