Connecticut is filled with special places that might or might not be noticeable to the casual visitor, so an online search for guided tours in advance of your visit there is downright smart. Some ideas you may think of on your own – like tours of the magnificent art museums and wraparound architecture at Yale University in New Haven, CT (along with walking tours of the city). Guided sport fishing trips in adjacent Long Island Sound make a fun and fresh adventure for sports-minded vacationers.
Interpreting the guided idea more widely, the state is packed with self-guided tours and trails, powered by extensive online maps and directions. One of them, for example, into the serene rolling farmland of the state, is the intriguing Connecticut Barns Trail, which wanders among stately ancient barns. Similarly, the Connecticut Wine Trail is a self-guided tour of the state’s many and varied vineyards and wineries. Especially on these trails along rural roads, the going is also the goal as you meander at your own pace past working farms, villages with town greens and steepled churches, and places where the Revolutionary War was planned and fought. Whether led by an expert or by expert-designed online resources, a guided tour of Connecticut makes a dreamy and interesting adventure.
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