Enter Destination
Select State
Select City
Attractions Nearby
Stonington, Connecticut
Amusement
Aquarium
Beach
Bowling
Casino
Golf
Historic
Lighthouse
Mountain
Museum
Space
Vineyard
Water Park
Zoo
Step into the lives of two sea captains, their families, and ancestors when you pass through the grand front entrance of the Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer House. There, you will want to rush to the top floor and observe Stonington Harbor from our magnificent cupola. (Curated content from www.stoningtonhistory.org)
Historic
Museum
Ann Borodell Denison Gates, affectionately known as Aunt Annie, and a number of other Denison descendants incorporated the George and Ann Borodell Denison Society in January of 1930. Upon her death in 1941 Annie Gates bequeathed the 1717 house, known as Pequotsepos Manor, and approximately 120 of the original 200 acre land grant to the Society. According to the Society's Articles of Association, "The purpose is to maintain a museum and memorial in the town of Stonington, CT as a testimonial to the Denison Family." (Curated content from www.denisonhomestead.org)
Historic
Museum
Stewarding nature enhances habitat for wildlife and provides the opportunity for all people to access its physical, mental and spiritual benefits. The Nature Center’s vision is for a community refocused on the importance of the natural world and a strengthened organization that creates connections, taking lessons from our past to support healthy interactions with nature now, and into the future. (Curated content from dpnc.org)
Located just minutes from Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos and historic Mystic, Pequot Golf Club offers one of southeastern Connecticut’s most enjoyable golfing experiences for all golf enthusiasts. Gently rolling terrain and natural beauty await you as you wind through the Connecticut woods. The small undulating greens and tree lined fairways can challenge golfers of all skill levels. Pequot’s par 70, 18-hole layout provides an enjoyable and memorable golfing experience for all players. (Curated content from pequotgolf.com)
Golf
With a preservationist’s bent and keen appreciation of our vineyard’s past, the goal has been to sustain, in contemporary function and fashion, the two foundations of the property’s place in Stonington’s history: coastal Connecticut farmland and a WWII-era private airport. (Curated content from www.saltwaterfarmvineyard.com)
Vineyard
We call it an escape room — a live-action adventure game that locks you in an emporium of hidden clues, perplexing puzzles, and mysterious objects. You and your brave friends have 60 minutes to sort through the madness, solve the riddles, and follow the trail of clues that will help you to escape. But be forewarned: Many who enter do not succeed! (Curated content from www.mystifiedct.com)
Amusement
We are home to thousands of species of marine mammals, fish, invertebrates, and reptiles. (Curated content from www.mysticaquarium.org)
Aquarium
Mystic Museum of Art, a part of the Connecticut art scene for 100 years, is a place where culture, tradition, and the charm of small town New England converge. Founded in 1913 by a group of prominent artists rooted in the philosophy of the 19th century French landscape painters, Mystic Museum of Art today serves as an arts and culture center for southeastern Connecticut. (Curated content from mysticmuseumofart.org)
Museum
Since 1960, the Treworgy Planetarium at Mystic Seaport Museum has been a center for science education, inspiring visitors to draw connections between our maritime history and the world and skies around us. (Curated content from www.mysticseaport.org)
Space
Mystic Seaport Museum is the nation’s leading maritime museum. Founded in 1929 to gather and preserve the rapidly disappearing artifacts of America’s seafaring past, the Museum has grown to become a national center for research and education with the mission to “inspire an enduring connection to the American maritime experience.” (Curated content from www.mysticseaport.org)
Museum
Space