For those who want a less crowded Connecticut fall getaway, the well-known Fodor’s site recommends contemplating New Haven.
Fodor’s Travel has ranked New Haven as an underrated fall getaway destination in the Northeast. By juxtaposing it with Greenwich, the New Haven publishing house is a less crowded option than the Fairfield County city.
“There’s nothing like Connecticut’s charm in the fall. And New Haven just hosted Yale University — there are plenty of fall-focused activities to adopt here in the fall,” the online page says.
The website’s list “12 Underrated and Scenic Northeast Cities for a Comfortable Fall Getaway” recommends cities in the domain where other people can enjoy the full fall while avoiding the large crowds. Fodor’s Travel advised cities like Westerly, RI rather than Newport and Boston. , instead of Salem.
Fodor’s Travel advised New Haven as an option to Greenwich for its haunted tours, pumpkin fields, apple orchards, trails, and Yale University football backdoors.
Visitors can book a lively Ghost Tour of New Haven to hear dark stories about the city. For adventures, the list suggests visiting the pumpkin box at the Shoreline Trolley Museum in East Haven, picking apples at Guilford’s Bishop’s Orchards, and walking at Sleeping Giant State Park. Sports enthusiasts can watch a football game at Yale and stay at the Graduate New Haven hotel near the university.
The city’s new Marcel Hotel, the first net-zero energy hotel in the United States, also earned a mention for those who need to make their hotel more sustainable.
Those who need to go to Greenwich this fall can expect car rides at Sam Bridge Nursery
Residents who live far from New Haven can also visit Monroe, Mystic, Essex, Litchfield and Kent for an eventful autumn day.
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