Next Stop | Wethersfield

Stop One:  Old Wethersfield 

Stroll the picturesque streets of Old Wethersfield to soak in the history and beauty of Connecticut’s oldest and largest historic district. You’ll find notable restaurants and unique shops amid the historical architecture and heritage – plus plenty of photo ops. A few spots to try: 

Modern American fare in a chic setting – The Charles
Three-mile, self-guided tour – Wethersfield Heritage Walk
Specialty foods (get the cheese!) and great gifts – Old Wethersfield Country Store
Curated accessories for the body and home – LINDEN by Larissa Lake
Natural grocery store, café, and garden center – Heirloom Market at Comstock, Ferre & Co.
Farm-to-table bites & a string-lit patio – Lucky Lou’s Bar & Grill

Stop Two: Around Wethersfield Cove 

Not far from Old Wethersfield is Wethersfield Cove, a prime recreational, boating and fishing area. If you’re looking for a little R&R, this might be your spot. Enjoy the peace and quiet while relaxing along the banks, walking the trails, or taking in the views over a picnic lunch at one of the tables on the hill. Here’s more:

Picture-perfect place along Connecticut River – Wethersfield Cove Park 
Seasonal boat rides – Captain Morgan’s Boat Training & Charters, LLC 
Trendy waterfront dining & bar – River
All things Connecticut-grown (May-Oct) – Farmers’ Market

Stop Three: Along Connecticut Route 99

Very close to the Hartford city line, you’ll find hustle and bustle among the stores, hotels, spots to wine & dine, and much more. Here are some of the newest (and coolest) places to check out:

Premier axe throwing – Axe It!
Next-gen escape room experience – Lara’s Labyrinth
Fresh, homemade ramen with authentic flavor – Kaliubon Ramen

Seasonal Stops: Scarecrows Along Main & Three Centuries of Christmas Tours

If you happen to be in the area during the fall, don’t miss the annual Scarecrows Along Main spectacular, which lasts the entire month of October. It’s an Insta-worthy reason to visit and snap those coveted fall pics – plus the vibe is festive all around.

And December is the perfect time to take a journey back in time to see how Christmas was celebrated in the mid-1800s at the Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum. At this annual event, you can see festive decorations, Christmas trees, greenery, and period ornaments as you discover where our modern holiday traditions come from.

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Next Stop | Wethersfield

Stop One: Old Wethersfield

Stop Two: Around Wethersfield Cove

Stop Three: Along Connecticut Route 99

Seasonal Stops: Scarecrows Along Main & Three Centuries of Christmas Tours

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Stop One:  Old Wethersfield 

Stop Two: Around Wethersfield Cove 

Stop Three: Along Connecticut Route 99

Seasonal Stops: Scarecrows Along Main & Three Centuries of Christmas Tours