Visit New England

The Hartford Civic Center - The Civic Center serves as the home of the AHL's Hartford Wolf Pack, as well as the off-campus home of the UConn Men and Women's basketball teams. The Civic Center also entertains millions of visitors each year with a variety of concerts, family shows, ice-skating spectaculars, consumer events and trade shows.

Hartford Children's Museum - The Children's Museum is the largest in the state and is consistently voted as “Best Kid’s Attraction” by readers of Hartford Magazine. In addition to the museum itself, The Children’s Museum is comprised of Connecticut’s largest space theater, the Gengras Planetarium; the UTC wildlife; and our wonderful nature center, Roaring Brook Nature Center in Canton.

The Bushnell - As Connecticut's premier presenter of the performing arts, The Bushnell has delighted and inspired audiences for more than seven decades. Typical offerings include major Broadway tours, symphony orchestras, family presentations, children's theater, cabaret and comedy performances as well as concerts and world music events.

The Basketball Hall of Fame - Located on the banks of the Connecticut River in nearby Springfield MA, the Hall of Fame is a required stop for sports enthusiasts of all ages. In addition to the exhibits, the brand new facility also houses a theater, several shops, and two restaurants.

Eastern States Exposition - More than 100 events are hosted each year on the exposition fairgrounds in West Springfield, MA. "The Big E", which runs for 17 days each September, is the largest fair in the northeast, and the ninth largest fair in the US.

Six Flags New England - This is New England's largest family theme park and water park with rides for all ages! Come experience our incredible EIGHT coaster line-up. Six Flags also features concerts and special events throughtout the season.

Bright Nights at Forest Park - New England's largest holiday lighting display. This drive-thru exhibit includes such popular attractions as the Garden of Peace, Seuss Land, Letters to Santa, Victorian village and Toy Land. The display is open from mid-November through mid-January each winter.

Old Sturbridge Village - Step out of today's world and into the past. Explore early New England in the company of farmers, craftsmen, and fascinating characters. Celebrate yesterday's proud traditions on your remarkable journey into America's past.

The Springfield Museums at the Quadrangle - Life-size statues of Dr. Seuss and his characters greet you at the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden on the Quadrangle grounds. In the four museums you'll discover American and European masterpieces, Middle Eastern rugs, a life-sized T-rex, aviation and astronomy exhibits, a genealogy library - even a planetarium!