If you’re a fan of the television show, Gilmore Girls, you know that Rory and Lorelai Gilmore made their home in the fictional town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut. Although the charmingly quaint New England town is not on the Connecticut state map, its... ->
Birders are especially active and well organized in Connecticut, and you can join their ranks even if it’s just for a day or two. You can get an overview on the bird population and birding events by visiting the Connecticut Ornithological Association,... ->
Whales and whaling were an important part of Connecticut’s economy in the 19th century, and it’s still possible to get a sense of those days if you know where to visit. ->
The Victorian Era happened to coincide with Connecticut’s great manufacturing epoch, the result being many buildings and houses that summon up that earlier day in great style. For fans of Victoriana (and there are many of you), here’s a tour of some of... ->
Sometimes simpler is better. Take this Getaway, for instance, which never strays very far from Connecticut’s I-95 corridor but delivers big thrills for one and all. A couple of world-class aquariums and a zoo – what more do kids need to be entertained... ->
If you count all the inlets and coves, there are hundreds of miles of shoreline in Connecticut. Here’s a relaxing Getaway, differing slightly by season, that will help you get the most from the coast. ->
There are all kinds of wheeled attractions in Connecticut, from trains to trolleys to go-carts. Here’s a two-day trip that takes in a handful of the best. ->
It was 240 years ago, in 1776, that the American Revolution truly began with the signing of the Declaration of Independence. You can recall those remarkable days with this tour of Connecticut’s Revolutionary highlights. ->
If transportation is your thing, whether it be wheels, rails or wings, Connecticut has got a spot for you. Here’s a Getaway that covers a lot of those bases. ->
The story of Connecticut’s native tribes is told in the wind and woods - and now seems an especially good time to find the trail and follow it. From museum exhibits to re-created encampments, the tale of the region’s American Indians is rich and... ->