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Christmas Lights in CT: Top 11 Most Unique Spots

A fantastic display of Christmas lights in CT

I’m a bit of a snob about Christmas lights. Charleston did that to me. But Connecticut does a good job. Some holiday lights displays you drive through with the heat on. Some you walk. A few are indoors, for anyone…

Things to Do in Greenwich CT: Top 23 Most Unique Spots

Greenwich Avenue, one of the best things to do in Greenwich CT

I remember reading a National Geographic write-up on Greenwich, Connecticut, when I was a kid. It waxed poetic about the polished, luxurious side of town: Designer boutiques Yachts Hedge funds Prim and proper soirées with the local elite And perfectly…

Things to Do in CT in October: Top 23 Most Unique Picks

A fall foliage trip to Candlewood Lake is one of the best things to do in CT in October

When most people think of Connecticut, they think of yacht clubs and Yale University. However, when autumn arrives, the union’s third-smallest state has much to offer. Stay in Connecticut to experience a true New England autumn and the many things…

Summer in Greenwich CT: Everything You Need to Know

The top of the Ave, where it meets the Post Road, during summer

Most people who come to Greenwich in summer already half-know what they’re signing up for: They’ve seen summer in Greenwich, CT, on social media. They’ve driven through on I-95. What surprises them is how unhurried it all feels. This isn’t…

New England Coastal Road Trip: Top 13 Most Unique Spots

Ogunquit harbor in coastal Maine is a must-see on a New England coastal road trip

Most people treat the drive from New York to Maine like a punishment. Head north on I-95, white-knuckle through Providence, count the miles until Bar Harbor. That’s one way to do it. The other way is to stop in the…

Gay Connecticut: Everything You Need to Know

Couple taking a break on a bench while they explore gay Connecticut

We still get guests who show up at the Inn, and lean in to ask at breakfast (at a murmur) if Greenwich is a safe area for them. I chuckle at that. Not because it’s silly, but because the answer…