Connecticut Cities aren’t nearly as large or impressive
as some of their New England neighbors, but they do boast and
impressive history and a distinct personality.
Mystic
has an indelible connection to the sea that’s evident in
every aspect of the city,
Hartford
has both quirk and culture to spare and
New
Haven is one of America’s premier Ivy League towns.
Hartford:
Simultaneously quaint and metropolitan, this city is also the
State Capitol.
Mystic
(Seaport):
This one-time whaling town is now a pleasant tourist
town that revels in its maritime history.
New
Haven:
This city’s true claim to fame and reason d’etre
is the nations 3rd oldest university, namely Yale University.
