A captivating image of lush landscapes and peaceful panoramas best describes Branford. Lined by a coast, this town is today a hub of diverse interests and unique events full of excitement. Thimble Island Brewery, Stony Creek Brewery, and Duvig Beer Company are the top breweries worth visiting. Harrison House, Stony Creek Museum, Branford Point Beach, and Thimble Islands are some attractions for visiting to have authentic Branford experiences. Also available is an assortment of options for dining and stay aimed to ensure tourists have a comfortable and welcoming time.
Located off the coast of Branford, Thimble Islands is a stunning archipelago on the Long Island Sound, offering an enormous view of the Atlantic ocean. These tiny islands are a popular day excursion attraction from Branford, made up of picturesque pink granite boulders. Featuring delightful cobblestone beaches and stunning Victorian mansions, visitors can spend an entire day exploring charming cafes, museums, and art galleries.
A gorgeous little gem of Connecticut, Bethel is a town all about history, heart, character, and community. Formed in 1855, this small town has its name rooted in religion and translates to "house of God". Full of pleasant and peaceful prospects with ample open spaces, playgrounds, and parks, hiking, biking, camping, and picnicking are some excellent outdoor recreational activities to indulge in here. Additionally, specialty shops, boutiques, eclectic eateries, festivals, and events make it a veritable center for artistic and cultural endeavors.
Spanning over P.T. Barnum Square to Depot Place, Greenwood Avenue historic district is a designated landmark listed on the National Register of Historic places in 1999. Featuring Greek Revival and Italianate architecture from the 19th century, the historic district, includes many residential and commercial spaces of the city. Bethel Opera House, a brewery-once served as a railroad station, bronze monument of a WW I veteran are some of the prominent attractions with a distinctive style that falls under the designated area.