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Lyman Allyn Art Museum
Art museum on the Connecticut College campus with rotating exhibitions spanning historic and contemporary works.
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Art museum on the Connecticut College campus with rotating exhibitions spanning historic and contemporary works.
Maritime museum in the historic Custom House with exhibits on whaling, trade and the Amistad story in New London.
Museum focused on the city’s military and community history, with artefacts, archives and changing local history displays.
Historic central district with shops, theatres, murals and architecture, ideal for exploring the city on foot.
Waterside park and promenade with river views, seasonal events and easy walking near ferries and downtown attractions.
Large waterfront state park with harbour views, picnic areas and paths around a historic fort complex.
Connecticut-style lobster roll: warm lobster meat dressed with butter in a toasted split-top bun. A shoreline classic closely associated with south-eastern Connecticut.
New England clam chowder made with clams, potatoes, cream and salt pork. It is a longstanding coastal staple across Connecticut ports.
Stuffed quahogs are baked hard-shell clams filled with chopped clam, breadcrumbs and seasoning. A traditional New England shellfish dish.
Long-running local favourite for classic American breakfast and brunch, including hearty egg dishes and baked goods in a friendly diner setting.
Historic casual seafood spot known for hot buttered lobster rolls, fried seafood and harbour views in a relaxed setting.
Polished waterfront restaurant serving New England seafood, steaks and chowder with broad river views and a smart-casual atmosphere.
Moderate for the US: hotels and dining are mid-priced, local buses are affordable, and costs are usually lower than in major cities such as New York or Boston.
Tip 15-20% in restaurants, about 10-15% for taxis, and round up or leave $1 at cafés for good service.
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