New Haven Green

Designated a National Historic Landmark, the New Haven Green is one of the nine “squares” in the city’s 1638 village plan. Its three churches are outstanding examples of Gothic, Federalist, and Georgian design. On Church Street facing the New Haven Green is City Hall, one of the country’s earliest and finest designs in the High Victorian style. It is a work of Henry Austin, containing an elaborate iron staircase. The polychrome façade in various sandstone and limestone shades was restored in 1976. The historic façade was incorporated into the updated City Hall in 1993–1994.

Bulls Bridge

This historic covered bridge spans the Housatonic River and offers a wonderful river hike with waterfalls, rapids, overviews, a small gorge, and if, you're in decent shape, a picturesque overview high up looking back over the river. Part of the trail system that encompasses the Appalachian Trail, Bull's Bridge is a great place whether you just want to stretch your legs for a few minutes or set out on a strenuous hike.

West Cornwall Covered Bridge

One of the last covered bridges in Connecticut, this iconic landmark spans 172 feet long over the Houstantic River. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it still carries vehicular traffic on Connecticut Route 128. Designed by Ithiel Town, it has been in continuous service since 1864.

Club Getaway

One of northeast’s premier destination for sports, fun and adventure, Club Getaway , has released its 2024 Camp for Adults, weekend lineup. Stays at Club Getaway include lodging, all meals and tons of daily activities. Leave the city behind and unleash your inner child at one of our adult camp weekends , where the only schedule you follow is yours. Each weekend includes a slew of daily and nightly activities ranging from zip lining and trapeze to keg hikes and Bloody Mary Bingo in addition to comfortable cabin lodging, hot country breakfasts, late night after parties and campfires with s'mores

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Blackberry River Inn

A historic Colonial home dating back to 1763, Blackberry River Inn is a bed and breakfast inn situated on 27 acres in the beautiful southern Berkshires of Connecticut. Experience a warm and friendly welcome as you enter this National Historic Landmark, with its magnificent cherry paneled library and hearth fireplace, two living rooms, a meeting room accommodating weddings and private events, and a breakfast room bathed with the morning sun dancing through its 24 paned windows. Tea is served in the Library and always available. Being a bed and breakfast means we take breakfast very seriously

1754 House Inn, Restaurant & Tavern

Connecticut's Oldest Inn. Built prior to 1736 by Anthony Stoddard, the house first opened in 1754 as an inn, welcoming travelers and locals alike. Nestled in the center of charming Woodbury, Connecticut on Connecticut's Antique Trail, 1754 Inn + Restaurant is Connecticut’s first inn and an exceptional destination for dining, lodging and celebrating. Located in the foothills of the beautiful western Connecticut Berkshires, the Inn is the perfect get-away spot surrounded by rolling hills and gorgeous foliage. Visitors can enjoy nearby swimming, boating, hiking, bicycling and golf amenities, or

Hilton Mystic

Hilton Mystic is the only full-service hotel located in the heart of Mystic. We are 232 humand steps from the Mystic Aquarium - 927 penguin steps and 4 LARGE Dino Steps to the front doors of the Aquaurium - making our location the closest to one of the top destinations in Mystic. 182 spacious guest rooms Full-Service Restaurant on-site, The IRONS Restaurant and Bar Convention and meeting accommodations with catering services Free WIFI and Free Self-parking THE POOL: Indoor, heated pool wtih Dive-In Movies and Seasonal Arts & Crafts Activities 24/7 Fitness Center Outdoor Courtyard Guest Room

Simsbury 1820 House

Historic country inn furnished with antiques and period reproductions. 33 rooms (six suites), private bath, TV, pets; cafe, spa services. Other amenities: Restaurant, Shopping Nearby

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