Greenwich

Greenwich is well known for its amazing mesmerizing view points; New York's neighbor is synonymous with the well-off paths and manors of The Step-ford Wives and TV's Gilmore Girls. In old-rich Greenwich, the Litchfield Hills and the Quiet Corner, these portrayals seem to be valid. The upside is that Connecticut holds a more 'real' feel. The drawback is a moderate rotting of previous heavyweights like Hartford and New London, where guests can contemplate the cost of advance and get enthused about urban recharging. New Haven, home of Yale University, is one such place rewiring itself as an energetic social center point. Thick with authentic attractions and the sort of rustic nature that keeps on moving craftsmen as it has for over a century, Connecticut asks for your consideration and a merited spot on your New England agenda.