Connecticut

Gorgeous seaside parks, rich maritime history, and fantastic seafood are just a few reasons to visit the coastal town of New London, Connecticut.

Only have a day or two? From wandering a 19th-century seafaring village to feasting on lobster rolls by the water, here are five of the very best things to do in Mystic, Connecticut.

Yankee’s travel awards help to spotlight some of the best Connecticut beach hotels you’ll find.

Whether you love a bold red, a crisp white, or a sweet dessert wine, these Connecticut wineries can really pour it on.

America’s most beloved French chef, Jacques Pépin, describes where to shop, where to eat, and his perfect day in Madison, Connecticut.

Our picks for the best Connecticut coastal towns offer a winning combination of culinary delights, breezy scenery, and waterside experiences.

Soak up this coastal village’s maritime history, culinary abundance, and breezy adventures.

Craving a hot and buttered Connecticut lobster roll? From Noank to New Haven, here are 7 spots to check out this summer.

Lobster Landing in Clinton, Connecticut, is a favorite for those that enjoy a “hot and buttered” lobster roll experience, but is it the best lobster roll in CT?

With an eye on what’s new for 2022, Yankee’s editors round up the best attractions, eateries, and hotels in top Connecticut travel destinations, including New Haven, Mystic, and western Connecticut.

Heading to the Connecticut hills? Here are our suggestions for some can’t miss things to do, eat, and places to stay in Litchfield County.

Where’s the oldest and largest historic district in Connecticut? Old Wethersfield, CT, of course, where more than 150 homes predate the Civil War.