Connecticut - Visitor Centers

Farmington Valley Visitors Association
33 East Main Street
Avon, CT  06001
Phone: 860-676-8878
Toll-Free: 1-800-4-WELCOME

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Whatever the season, find your “Hidden Gem” in Connecticut’s Farmington Valley, a special wonderland just 2 hours from New York or Boston. First choose a season, then select a lodging property. Each property offers unique seasonal packages whether you’re looking for outdoor adventure, a romantic escape or family fun activities. Coupon books for seasonal discounts and surprises await you at check-in. Explore shops, galleries, antiques, restaurants and more. Visit historic houses & museums. Hike, bike, canoe, kayak, fly-fish, tube, ski or hot air balloon, depending on the season! Free brochures and getaway information.

Greater Hartford Convention & Visitors Bureau Inc.
One Civic Center Plaza
Hartford, CT  06103-1592
Phone: 860-728-6789

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Since 1974, the Greater Hartford Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. has marketed and promoted the Hartford region as a convention and meeting destination. The Bureau provides complimentary services to all convention and meeting planners. We can assist you in finding a meeting facility, provide promotional literature and much more. For more information, please call (860) 728-6789 or (860) 446-7811 (outside CT).

Mystic & Shoreline Visitor Information Center
Olde Mistick Village, Coogan Blvd.
Mystic, CT  06355
Phone: 860-536-1641

Your Gateway to New England

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The Mystic & Shoreline Visitor Information Center is located off I-95 at Exit 90 in Olde Mistick Village. Upon arriving in Mystic make us your first stop for:

• Discount tickets to area attractions.
• Hotels/B&Bs - 24-hour on-site reservations.
• Brochures on over 225 area attractions and businesses.
• Menus on display.
• Maps, Postcards, Souvenirs.

Greater New Haven Convention & Visitors Bureau
900 Chapel Street, 10th Floor
New Haven, CT  06510

It's all here -the City, the Seashore and the Countryside

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It's not easy to categorize Greater New Haven -- we happily admit it. A restaurant renaissance has made this a most exciting culinary destination. Then add bars, brewpubs and dance clubs. And then there's Yale University: with its medieval courtyards and stunning buildings -- from Gothic revival to acclaimed modernism. The cultural attractions are hard to forget. Can you name another area this size with world-class museums, theater and music? There are town greens to rival any in New England and preserved historic homes in even the smallest village. And alongside every town green are tiny boutiques and eclectic shops as well as superb bookstores. Now add the outdoors for long: sandy shores, nature preserves, centuries-old orchards, rocky hikes. So call Greater New Haven lively, vibrant, enlightening, even delicious.