5 Friendly Connecticut Towns That Are Overflowing With New England Charm
Across Connecticut, welcoming small towns offer classic New England charm with historic streets, scenic countryside views, cozy shops, and inviting restaurants.
Read MoreAcross Connecticut, welcoming small towns offer classic New England charm with historic streets, scenic countryside views, cozy shops, and inviting restaurants.
Read MoreIn Connecticut, this expansive state forest offers riverfront trails, backpack camping shelters, and well-stocked fishing waters surrounded by lush scenery.
Read MoreIf you're in New York City and want to hit the beach, you can hop on a train and head to this Connecticut state park, less than two hours away.
Read MoreIn Connecticut, this New England suburb features walkable streets, scenic parks, and a historic rose garden considered one of the oldest in the country.
Read MoreThis waterfront park offers visitors and residents a lovely afternoon stroll, combining waterfront views with delicious and varied meal options.
Read MoreConnecticut's deepest natural lake not only provides breathtaking views and ultimate relaxation; it's also the perfect spot for fishing and camping.
Read MoreNot everyone likes to ski or snowboard, but there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the slopes — like snow tubing at these incredible East Coast resorts.
Read MoreThese enormous U.S. casinos outside Nevada feature hundreds of thousands of square feet of gaming space, plus on-site restaurants and resorts.
Read MorePlan a winter trip to this affordable Connecticut ski resort, known as the birthplace of manmade snow, that highlights 27 runs spread out over 100 acres.
Read MoreJust because you live in the city doesn't mean you can't enjoy a day or two on the slopes. There are plenty of ski resorts within 300 miles of New York City.
Read MoreFor the perfect escape from the larger cities of New England, head to this coastal village in Connecticut with walkable streets, mini cottages, and a beach.
Read MoreNew England has the most expensive places to live in the United States, but some pockets are more affordable than most and come with benefits for retirees.
Read MoreLooking for small-town charms with ample outdoor spaces and notable options for wining, dining, and sampling local produce? Check out this Connecticut suburb.
Read MoreThis Connecticut town offers local sips at Chamard Vineyards, antique shopping, and marinas, plus easy access to nearby Hammonasset Beach State Park.
Read MoreEvery state in the United States as an official (or sometimes several unofficial) nickname, but how many do you know? Here are some of the more obscure ones.
Read MoreIf you are looking for a vibrant community in the Berkshire Mountain foothills, this Connecticut town has everything from museums to shops abound.
Read MoreConnecticut is home to lush greenery and this scenic park lets you see its beauty from the top of a mountain, making this hidden gem a must-see.
Read MoreConnecticut's blissful mix of coastal hangouts and mountain hideaways makes it a dynamic getaway for visitors. And this small town is a gem among them.
Read MoreIf you love exploring museums just as much as appreciating beautiful architecture, check out this New England museum that won a prestigious award.
Read MoreConnecticut is hiding an enchanting town made up of woods and waterfall trails that even hides a breathtaking stone dam and plenty of other cozy sights.
Read MoreIf you're a fan of PEZ — and, really, who isn't? — then you've got to stop by this community 45 minutes away from Hartford, Connecticut.
Read MoreThere aren't many walkable cities in the U.S., but this Connecticut town is among the best. It has gorgeous beaches, great food, and plenty of activities.
Read MoreConnecticut has some great hikes and this unsung hike near New Haven has a secret waterfall, lakeside views, and serene forests on a 6-mile loop trail.
Read MoreJust outside Stamford is a house once owned by Mount Rushmore sculptor Gutzon Borglum, which has been converted into an artistic, cozy Airbnb accomodation.
Read MoreDiscover why this eastern Connecticut town it's a must-visit destination for high-flying thrill-seekers, nature lovers, and history buffs alike.
Read MoreIf you're in the mood for a day trip that blends history, culture, and small-city charm, just northwest of New Haven, you'll find the perfect spot.
Read MoreConnecticut is a nature lover's wonderland, and this state park along the Connecticut River allows you to sample everything the state has to offer.
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