Discover Connecticut’s artistic treasures along the award-winning CT Art Trail, 24 world-class museums and historic sites ranging from bucolic farms, art studios and former artists’ boarding houses to grand and modern downtown art museums. 24 museums featuring over 500,000 works of art within permanent collections. Make the Connecticut Art Trail the centerpiece of your next travel experience by purchasing the $35 Passport-Journal, which unlocks hundreds of dollars in discounts, gifts, and other benefits. The Passport-Journal allows pass-holders admission to all 24 member museums and historic

Shoreline arts center offering visual and performing arts programming including The Autumn Art Trail, Our NightOut Concert Music Series, Theater Speak, Summer Art and Performance camps for children and teens, art birthday parties, Sunday Afternoon with an Artist workshops

Center-chimney Colonial where American soldiers found refuge after losing the battle of Fort Griswold on Sept. 6, 1781 to the British. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking

Beautifully situated on a sloping, terraced site in the rolling hills of Litchfield County, Hollister House Garden is an American interpretation of the classic English garden, formal in its structure but informal and rather wild in its style of planting. A hidden gem in the Litchfield Hills, Hollister House Garden is situated on a gently sloping hillside behind a rambling 18 th century farmhouse. Hollister House Garden features intimate outdoor spaces, bordered by dramatic hedges and refined landscaping, lavishly planted with both familiar and exotic species in often surprising color

Located across from the West Farms Mall, in the heart of Connecticut, offering easy access to several attractions including Lake Compounce Theme Park, Stanley Golf Course, Blue Back Square, West Hartford Center, downtown Hartford and much more. Unwind in our modern and spacious guest rooms featuring free high-speed internet access, a mini-fridge, and an in-room coffee maker. Don’t miss a beat with our on-site fitness center equipped with new machines and free weights. Our on-site Restaurant and Café, The Bistro, offers casual American cuisine for breakfast and dinner. Whether you are traveling

Organized in 1771, the First Company Governor's Foot Guard is the oldest continuously serving military organization in the United States. It is one of the four Connecticut Organized Militia units. Throughout its history, the Foot Guard has represented the State of Connecticut in events around the eastern United States and even abroad in Belgium. It has provided escort duty for more than 20 United States Presidents, three foreign heads of state, several military heroes and other famous people. One of the most notable and recognizable features of the Foot Guard is the uniform consisting of the

If you are hosting an event or meeting, you will find the Funny Bone to be the perfect setting. This facility accommodates a capacity of 300 people, and provides several options for your meeting or party space. The Funny Bone offers many of the same amenities that hotels and meeting places offer as well as a large menu selection to accommodate all your dining needs. Give us a call today and we will make your next event an unforgettable experience. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking, Restaurant

Return to 18th century New England as you step through the door of our historic home. Built in 1713, the Daniel Rust House was originally licensed as a tavern from 1800 to 1832. Our sign is an exact replica of the original that now resides in the Connecticut Historical Museum in Hartford. A tavern was a place for travelers to rest and refresh themselves before undertaking the remainder of their journey. We strive to continue that tradition today. We offer three guest rooms in the main house, each with a private bath. Two of the rooms have fireplaces and queen sized beds. The third room has a 3

Nestled in a leafy hilltop area, is located within minutes of all the attractions in Mystic Coast.

Gothic Revival style monument located on Camp Hill overlooking downtown. Built by local artisans and craftsmen, a standing reminder for all citizens of every age of the dedication of all those who have served our country in armed conflicts. Other amenities: Self-guided tours