New Haven Connecticut
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On the campus of Yale, an Ivy League research university founded in 1701
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Serene day at a marina along the Branford shoreline
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Exploring the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Yale University
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Bird’s-eye view of the historic Yale University campus
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Houses with a waterfront view in Milford
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Covered bridge reflected in the calm Mill River
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Family fishing time in a cove along the coastline
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Lighthouse Point Park at the entrance to Long Island Sound
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- Major Airports:
- Bradley (BDL)
- LaGuardia (LGA)
- John F. Kennedy (JFK)
- States:
- Connecticut
Historic university town rich with arts, culture and regional foods
Yale University is the centerpiece of New Haven, and history oozes from the campus throughout the port town, where the Mill and Quinnipiac rivers flow into New Haven Harbor. Distinct districts around New Haven offer cultural and recreational experiences.
An Ivy League Tour
Be sure to arrange a campus tour to visit hallowed Yale University, founded in 1701. Marvel at the architecture of the historic buildings, from stately old brick facades to the unusual, mid-century structure that is the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library. Also on the must-see list is Yale’s Art Gallery, Peabody Museum of Natural History, the Center for British Art and the Collection of Musical Instruments.
The Green, a 6.4-hectare park in downtown New Haven, is popular for festivals like the New Haven Jazz Festival. Sprawling East Rock Park’s 172 hectares are all part of the National Register of Historic Places. Beautiful Edgerton Park was a private estate that was turned into an eight-hectare public park. Grove Street Cemete