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ith its beautiful coastal drives, world-class
museums, renowned attractions and rich history, Connecticut offers a charming New England feel with a cosmopolitan style. Connecticut is filled with postcard scenes on the water, resplendent fall foliage, stunning architecture and inviting farms and vineyards. For couples there are romantic and
luxurious B&Bs like the Mayflower Inn and Spa, or the Bee and Thistle Inn, acclaimed restaurants, fine wineries, and boat rides along the Connecticut River. Families and kids love theme parks like Lake Compounce, the acclaimed Connecticut Science Center in Hartford with 150 hands-on exhibits, aquariums and the family-fun filled Mystic Seaport. Adults can test their luck at the world-famous Mohegan Sun or Foxwoods Resort Casino and take in exciting live entertainment. History and culture buffs will marvel at the historic homes like the Florence Griswold House and the
The Tall Ships at Connecticut's Mystic Seaport
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CONNECTICUT The Constitution State
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Hill-Stead Museum. Renowned art
and famous architecture can be found throughout the state, from Yale University in New Haven to the Mark Twain House in Hartford and Philip Johnson’s 1949 Glass House in New Canaan. Travellers enjoy Connecticut
because they can create any kind of holiday experience they want. Just a quick, scenic drive from New York, Boston and any other New England state, Connecticut…it’s closer than you think.
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STATE SECRET... After more than 50 years as a private residence, architect Philip Johnson’s 1949 Glass House - one of the first to use glass and steel - in New Canaan is open for tours. One of the most significant 20th century structures, it's part of a unique compound of buildings.
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DON'T MISS... See Mark Twain’s home in Hartford where he penned his most famous works. Visit a 19th century maritime village with tall ships at Mystic Seaport.
STATE SECRET... On December 7, 1787, in Dover, Delaware delegates agreed that Delaware should become the first state of the original 13 in the new United States, and were the first to ratify the U.S. Constitution.
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elaware’s compact size and proximity to major cities of
the U.S. Mid-Atlantic region make it easy to access and explore. Only in Delaware can you view
the world’s most extensive collection of Early American furniture and decorative arts, listen to a Caruso recording on an early-model Victrola, learn to cook over an open fire, and visit the place where the famous U.S. Constitution was first ratified all in the course of one day! Delaware’s natural beauty, one
reason Thomas Jefferson dubbed it "the Diamond State," is its most prized possession. Waves roll up on the State’s 25 miles of sandy beach, inviting visitors to get their feet wet. Woodland trails, peaceful waterways, and vast nature preserves create the perfect setting for wildlife watching and enjoying the great outdoors. The many museums and historical
sites found throughout the State are a testament to its pivotal role in American history. Delaware is also
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DON'T MISS... The view from the Point at Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Delaware Bay and visitors have a clear view of both the Breakwater and Harbor of Refuge lighthouses.
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well known for its professional and college sports, renowned NASCAR racing, gambling, and horse racing facilities. Tax-free shopping at one of the State’s retail outlet centres is another popular pastime. For those looking for something a bit different, shops specialising in antiques, chic apparel, and local artistry can be found throughout the State so whatever a visitor's interest, there is something for all.
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National/State Parks: 2/17 International Gateways: Baltimore, Maryland and Philadephia, Pennsylvania
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Population: 796,165 State Capital: Dover Largest City: Wilmington Local time: EST – 5 hrs behind
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Population: 3,502,309 State Capital: Hartford Largest City: Bridgeport Local Time: EST Weather: Mild - coldest 35/18°F (2/-8°C), warmest 84/63°F (29/17°C) National/State Parks: 139 International Gateways: New York
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