Some popular destinations in Connecticut include...

Hartford
Central Connecticut includes the capital city of Hartford, home to famous American writers Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher Stowe and the 37 acre Bushnell Park. Founded in 1636, this metropolitan city is flavored by a rich heritage. From historic sites to famous homes to museums to amusement parks, you will find lots to keep you amused in Hartford.

Mystic
Come to Mystic, Connecticut and experience America’s history at Mystic Seaport, view a world-class aquarium, and thrill at the excitement of the casinos. Dine at fine restaurants and stay in a convenient hotels, quaint inns or bed & breakfasts. Enjoy boating, sailing, fishing, or just relaxing on the beach. Shop in the historic downtown, at Olde Mistick Village or Stonington. Mystic is ideal for your family vacation.

New Haven
New Haven, Connecticut, is a city that combines New England charm with a robust cosmopolitan life, alive with world-class architecture and memorable international cuisine. The city itself is a cornucopia of cultural riches in the performing and visual arts and outstanding educational opportunities, including Yale University, one of the most prestigious institutions in the world.

Bridgeport
Bridgeport, nicknamed The Park City, is located in southeastern Fairfield County, Connecticut and is the most populated city in Connecticut. Situated on Long Island Sound, Bridgeport has much to offer such as the Captain's Cove Seaport, one of Connecticut's premier tourist attractions, the Barnum Museum and the Beardsley Zoo.

Danbury
Located in the rolling foothills of southwestern Connecticut, the historic city of Danbury is adjacent to the Still River in the Berkshire Hills bordering the Candlewood Lake resort area. Area attractions include Candlewood Lake, Still River, Wooster Mountain State Park, Candlewood Isle, Parks Pond, Eureka Lake, Waubeeka Lake, Mountain Pond, West Lake Reservoir, Lake Kenosia and Boggs Pond.

Madison
The town of Madison, Connecticut features Long Island Sound to the south and farms and woodlands to the north. Two state parks are located in Madison, the Cockaponset State Forest in the northern portion of town, and the Hammonasset State Park and Beach located on the southeastern edge of Madison.