You know how happy you feel being next to the Long Island Sound? Well, our grapes feel the same way. And happy grapes make a brilliant wine experience. Explore this corner of Connecticut through the Shoreline Wine Trail.

These are the don’t miss spots on the Shoreline. Read on for the 6 must-do attractions on the Connecticut Shoreline. Including the Florence Griswold Museum, Mystic Seaport, Submarine Force Museum, Mystic Aquarium, Essex Stream Train, and Connecticut River Museum. Which one will you visit today?

If you're looking for a unique and fascinating destination to visit in Connecticut, look no further than the Mystic Seaport Museum. This incredible museum is dedicated to preserving the maritime history of the region and showcasing its beauty and importance. Whether you're a history buff, a lover of sailing and boating, or simply looking for an engaging and educational experience, the Mystic Seaport Museum is definitely worth a visit.

If you're looking for a fascinating and immersive experience with marine life, then the Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut is the perfect destination for you. This world-renowned aquarium features over 300 species of marine animals, from the smallest seahorses to the majestic beluga whales.

Whether you’re shopping or seeking inspiration, you can find everything from European fine art to contemporary and modern pieces.

There’s something magical about Christmas in Connecticut. Make Christmas even brighter by visiting one of the local Christmas light displays. Many of them benefiting local charities.

The abundance of local farms and fresh produce is one of the best aspects of the Shoreline community. Being able to pick your own fruit, vegetables and flowers makes this time of year the perfect time to enjoy the many local and family owned farms that line the coast here in Connecticut. Explore four of our favorite spots for blueberry picking.

Wander through the market stands and shop our favorite artisanal products and local produce! Or follow the Shoreline Connecticut Farmers’ Market Travel and travel from Guilford to Stonington.

Each season we create a list of new experiences to try, with the simple goal of exploring the best of the Shoreline.

Ready for what’s known as the best sweet cider on Earth? Tucked away on the winding country roads of Old Mystic, Connecticut, B.F. Clyde’s Cider Mill makes cider the old-fashioned way, using the last remaining steam-powered cider mill in the United States.

This summer, let a weekend campout lead you to explore the Shoreline in a new way. Even if you’ve never stepped foot onto a campground before, you might be surprised by how good it feels to spend a day or two in the wild.

The abundance of local farms and fresh produce is one of the best aspects of the Shoreline community. Being able to pick your own fruit, vegetables and flowers makes this time of year the perfect time to enjoy the many local and family owned farms that line the coast here in Connecticut.

The Shoreline’s 300+ year history cannot be told without highlighting its military significance. Scroll on to learn about the Shoreline’s iconic military sites, including the United States Coast Guard Academy, the USS Nautilus, and Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park.

Savoring evenings by the water with a sunset view is a summertime staple. Scroll on to experience 6 of the Shoreline’s best sunset spots, including Hammonasset State Park, Madison Beach Hotel, Ferry Landing Park, Fort Griswold, Stonington Point, or while sailing with Mystic Whaler Cruises.

Adventure awaits. Disembark from your busy schedule and set sail on one of the Shoreline’s water tours or cruises. Whether you want to dress up in the evening and sail on a yacht or grab the family for a fun daytime excursion, there's a boat waiting for you.

Connecticut’s largest shoreline park, Hammonasset Beach State Park, offers over 2 miles of beach to enjoy swimming, strolling along the boardwalk, or relaxing in the sun and surf.

Get outside & explore the Shoreline

Did you know with a Connecticut license plate you have free access to state parks? Well technically, we pay for it with taxes, but you're welcome in and out of our state parks without any charge. And that means there's no excuse not to stop in one of the many state parks that dot the Connecticut Shoreline.

When the woods and the beach meet, Madison becomes the perfect place for a scenic bike ride along the wooded backroads, or take in the shoreline views.

There's nothing more American than grabbing a hot dog at the ballpark. So we're sharing the best places to catch a game on the Shoreline this summer.