10 Places In Connecticut You Must See Before You Die
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Taylor Ellis
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There are a lot of things I want to do before I die. Like adopt a polar bear. Or buy an island. But there are some general things you absolutely have to do if you’re in Connecticut before you die. Let’s see if you’ve visited all the places to see in Connecticut…
Most of these museums fall in Fairfield county, but some are in Hartford, New Haven, and New London counties too. All you need is an art pass!
I recommend Walnut Beach in Milford but you have a number of options. And definitely grab some seafood while you’re there.
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Take a day to be in the shoes of a classic author while enjoying Hartford. This is great for a lunch date.
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Book a bed and breakfast in Windham county during the spring or fall and be prepared for ultimate relaxation and long incredible walks.
Take a ferry ride around these islands in Branford and enjoy a nice dinner on the water. You’ll feel like you’re in the tropics.
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Located in Windsor, this place is beautiful and the trails aren’t too difficult. The kids will love hiking, playing, and petting animals.
Plan a picnic and spend the day watching balloons pass by. This rare sight is a whole lot of fun.
Voted one of America’s most outstanding scenic byways, it’s one of those drives you just have to make. The 32 miles from Woodstock to Lisbon are just stunning!
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Woodbury is known as the antiques capital of Connecticut. So if you love looking at old stuff (and who doesn’t?) you have to plan a visit.
This country fair has been running for almost 100 years now, and attracts more than 200,000 visitors every September with its good food and live music.
Have you covered this bucket list? What other places do you recommend seeing?
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