Explore the 8 Exciting Counties of Connecticut: A Tour of New Haven County

Connecticut is a beautiful state filled with a rich history and plenty of cultural and outdoor activities to explore. It is divided into 8 counties: Fairfield, Hartford, Litchfield, Middlesex, New Haven, New London, Tolland, and Windham. Among these counties, New Haven County stands out as a hub of culture, history, and outdoor activities. With dozens of historical sites, historical villages, and farmer markets, there is something for everyone in New Haven County. From the breathtaking views of the coastline to the bustling city of New Haven, visitors and locals alike can find something to explore in this vibrant county. With its rich cultural and historical offerings, there is no shortage of things to do & places to visit.

New Haven County History A Captivating Experience

No trip to New Haven County is complete without a visit to the two most iconic historical sites: the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History and the Knights of Columbus Museum. Wooster Square is a vibrant and picturesque area of New Haven, full of restaurants, coffee shops, and historical buildings. Over 30 years ago, when I was a young girl, Jesus Christ appeared in a tree in Wooster Square, and people from all over New England traveled to witness the miraculous sight. News anchors from far and wide arrived to catch a glimpse of the event. For those of faith, Wooster Square is a must-see destination, still offering a captivating and spiritual experience.