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Travel Information
Attractions (a few major)
For those seeking an outdoor adventure, or an historic journey through early America, Connecticut has it all.
The charming State of Connecticut's most popular attractions include Mystic Seaport; Historic Ship Nautilus and Submarine Museum in Groton; Thimble Islands; Connecticut and Housatonic River Valleys, and the numerous resorts and communities of the Berkshires in the northwest.
For family outdoor fun and adventure ideas, or for a relaxing weekend getaway, follow the links below.
CONVENTION AND VISITOR BUREAUS
Bridgeport web site
Hartford web site
New Haven web site
Norwalk web site
Stamford web site
Waterbury web site
GENERAL INTEREST
Electricity 110/120V, 60Hz
Times to Travel
Connecticut is a great destination at any time of the year, especially for families, history buffs and outdoor enthusiasts. Fall colors are exceptional and the beauty of the coastline can be enjoyed year-round.
AIRFARES - HOTELS - RENTAL CARS
STATE TOURISM SITES
Appalachian Trail web site
Connecticut Airports here!
Connecticut Art Trail here!
Connecticut Birdwatching here!
Connecticut Golf Courses here!
Connecticut Historic Gardens here!
Connecticut Lighthouses here!
Connecticut State Parks here!
Connecticut State Tourism here!
Connecticut State Tourism (888) 288-4748
Connecticut Transportation Information here!
Connecticut Travel Guide here!
Connecticut Wine Trail here!
Covered Bridges here!
Dinosaur State Park here!
Gillette Castle here!
Hammonasset Beach State Park here!
Harriett Beecher Stowe Center here!
Hunting and Fishing here!
Mark Twain House & Museum here!
Mystic Seaport here!
Nathan Hale Homestead here!
Scenic Byways here!
Ski Connecticut here!
U.S. National Park Service web site
USS Nautilus here!
Weir Farm National Historic Site here!
Yale University here!
VISAS
Visas United States entry requirements are the same in all states, with most foreign travelers requiring a visa.
There are exceptions as Canadian citizens only need proof of that citizenship. Travelers coming to the U.S. for tourism or business for 90 days or less from qualified countries may be eligible to visit the U.S. without a visa.
For the latest information, including required documentation, any interested party should apply at the American Embassy or Consulate with jurisdiction over their place of permanent residence.
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