Connecticut Travel
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The Mark Twain House – a Haven for Writers
Writers visiting the Connecticut home of Samuel Clemens, can peek through time, glimpsing the writing habits, lifestyle and artistic space of this great American author.
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Connecticut Makes for a Reasonable Vacation
Despite the economy, families on a budget can have a reasonably priced vacation in Connecticut and enjoy themselves if they know where to go in the state.
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Connecticut Wine Trail Features 19 Vineyards
Connecticut's young wine industry not ready to challenge America's top wine producing states, but its wine trail indicates the Constitution State is making progress
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New Connecticut Center Proves Science Can Be Fun
$165 Million Connecticut Science Center hopes to inspire future scientists and creative thinkers with 144,00 square feet of imaginative and interactive exhibits.
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Destination Fairfiled Connecticut
Sixty minutes from New York, Fairfield, Connecticut is accessible by train or car for a day's outing but well worth a longer stay if you plan on visiting New England.
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A Drive on the Merrit Parkway
The Merritt is one of the country's oldest parkways. The trees, architectural design, and sure simplicity through the scenic countryside, offers an escape from urban life
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Holiday Shopping in Litchfield Hills Connecticut
Hunting for holiday gifts like hand-crafted pottery and homemade preserves in the scenic towns and villages of northeast Connecticut adds dollops of Christmas spirit
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Enjoy Holidays in Connecticut's Litchfield Hills
Specialty shops, Sleigh rides and Christmas goose dinners make the Litchfield Hills special. Below are suggestions for enjoying a visit to the fullest.
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Scenic and Quaint Kent, Connecticut
Kent, CT is a beautiful and historic small town that is great for weekend getaways and hiking. Visit during the summer to enjoy several annual outdoor events.
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Hubbard Park, Meriden CT
Meriden, CT is known as the Silver City. Well known to its residents and residents of surrounding towns is Hubbard Park. This park has much to offer in all seasons.
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3 Lighthouses to Visit in Southeast Connecticut
Year-round, picturesque and proud lighthouses draw visitors and guide boats. A tour to honor them is an inexpensive way to enjoy this part of the Connecticut coast.
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The Flood Tide Restaurant, Mystic, Connecticut
A wood-fired brick oven and rotisserie and the use of local organic ingredients are the chief draws of this New England restaurant.
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Pet Friendly Hotels in Stamford Connecticut
Stamford, Connecticut is situated on the New England Atlantic Coast, about 25 miles northeast of New York City. Pet friendly hotels welcome dogs and cats.
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Fall Foliage in Northeast
When the dog days of August, turn to the cool nights of September, Southern New England offers some of the best Fall Foliage in all of New England. Here's where to look.
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5 Day Trips in the Northeast
Originally founded in 1654, Mystic, CT grew into a bustling sea port during the 19th century. Rich with history, Mystic offers several wonderful day trips.
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Getting to and from Connecticut
Getting to Connecticut is relatively easy, with excellent connections by road, rail and ferry. Bradley Airport provides links with the rest of the US, Canada and Europe.
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Things to do in Connecticut
Coast and country, cities and villages, casinos and peaceful retreats. Connecticut is a state of contrasts. Easily reached from New York there is something for everyone.
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