Connecticut
Connecticut gets treated like a suburb of New York City, but it has its own coastline, its own diners, and a fall foliage season that rivals anywhere in New England.
Mystic has a working seaport museum and a slice of pizza worth the drive alone. New Haven claims the other famous pizza and a Yale campus you can walk through for free.
It's a state built for a long weekend rather than a full itinerary: a couple of towns, a lighthouse, and a lot of stone walls.
Cities
Greenwich
Greenwich has some of the highest property values in the country, and its downtown avenue still…
Explore →Hartford
Hartford doesn't get much tourist attention, but the Wadsworth Atheneum is one of the oldest public…
Explore →Mystic
Mystic Seaport Museum recreates a 19th-century whaling village with tall ships you can actually board. The…
Explore →New Haven
New Haven runs on two things: Yale University and its own style of thin-crust pizza, usually…
Explore →Stamford
Stamford sits on Long Island Sound and has grown well beyond its role as a New…
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