The first time I got Newport, Rhode Island, was a clear early evening in June. Gas lamps flickered on. The harbor quieted down. And I finally understood why people built palaces on this stretch of coast instead of staying in…
You’ve heard of Greenwich Avenue. You just don’t know if it’s for you yet. Maybe you’ve heard it described as fancy. Or exclusive. Or “the Rodeo Drive of the East Coast.” You picture designer bags, polished storefronts, and people who…
New England history doesn’t reward rushing. The historic New England sites that linger aren’t the most prominent. They’re the ones where the past still governs how people live now, where: This guide is for travelers who care about that kind…
Connecticut has way more waterfalls than most people expect. That said, only a handful are worth planning a real trip around. This guide is a curated list of the best waterfalls in Connecticut, written for people who want more than…
Start Where You Wake Up Most guides to Connecticut gardens start with a list. This one starts with morning. You wake up at Stanton House Inn. It’s a historic Greenwich bed and breakfast with two acres of gardens and a…
There’s a reason people keep coming back to the Berkshires. It’s not because they “did everything” the first time. It’s because this corner of western Massachusetts rewards a slower pace, a little restraint, and the confidence to leave a few…
The best train trips from NYC have a certain romance to them: No traffic. No parking. No white-knuckle vigilance on unfamiliar roads. For train trips from New York City, that alone can feel like a gift. But here’s the part…
It’s surprisingly easy to be romantic in Greenwich. To be honest, I’m of the opinion that any trip or activity can be romantic. It’s more about who you’re spending time with. But some attractions and activities just are more romantic…
The West Coast gets all the glory, but East Coast road trips are where you find the real Americana. You could, for example: And all without ever going far from the coast (or the interstate, for that matter). Being spoiled…
Connecticut has had a creative bent since at least the Age of Impressionism. It’s why there are so many world-class museums in Connecticut, and nearby. I’m sure artistic and creative types lived in and appreciated the area before then. That…
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