Learn about the Industrial Revolution, enjoy lakeside swimming, and hit the trails for scenic, dog-friendly hiking. Not a bad way to spend retirement, right?
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From cascading waterfalls to Sound-side dining, this coastal gem packs plenty of New England charm, fresh seafood, and beach days into one irresistible package.
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If you're looking for the beach fun of Cape Cod but want to avoid the crowds, you can head to this Connecticut county with quieter-but-still-lively towns.
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Just outside of New York City is a retiree hotspot with charming communities, plenty of beaches, cultural attractions, and a variety of local boutiques.
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This beach park along Connecticut's Gold Coast is a hidden gem with lifeguards, beautiful sunsets, summer concerts, and convenient amenities.
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Plenty of cities on the East Coast played a role in the Revolutionary War. But this one also offers one of the best (and longest) beaches in New England.
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Whether you're looking for a cozy small town or a coastal city, the East Coast has plenty to offer retirees. These spots are easy to get around without a car.
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Connecticut may be small, but it is home to a lot of natural beauty, including this state forest which features a wide variety of landscapes.
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Nothing feels as American than grabbing a delicious, juicy burger and fries. But what makes the best burger? We've pinpointed top contenders in every state.
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Home to historic towns and universities, welcoming communities, and outdoor recreation, this state in New England is a retirement alternative to Florida.
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For coastal living during retirement, without the crowds and prices of Boston, consider one of these smaller New England towns that punch above their weight.
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History buff, foodie, avid shopper, or looking for a park to relax? You don't have to choose just one to do when visiting this charming city in Connecticut.
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Escape the city with the family and explore a charming town full of parks, meandering trails between them, and even a nearby zoo to learn more about wildlife.
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The community really shines in the autumn, with apple orchards, you-pick fruit stands, and relaxing outdoor spaces like a long rail trail and historic walks.
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Discover this charming lesser-known New England city filled with history, culture, scenic outdoor escapes, and plenty of local flavor to enjoy.
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Across the river from Connecticut's capital is an underrated suburb with several gorgeous parks, great food, and a distinctly peaceful and relaxing vibe.
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Some of the state's most quaint towns are found in Southwest Connecticut, and this one in particular offers both nature escapes and restaurant culture.
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This coastal enclave on the East Coast is a haven for those who love peaceful getaways with trails, plentiful green spaces, and a nearby lighthouse to explore.
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Many people decide to move after their retirement, but not all of them go to Florida — some would rather have four seasons and a different type of seafood.
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From glacial lakes made famous by 19th-century writers, to mountain spring-fed ponds ringed by golden sand, New England is a summertime haven.
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This Connecticut town makes for a relaxed getaway, with antiques malls, galleries and pottery studios, a literary museum, local food, and a riverside trail.
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This state park sits right on the state line and offers quick and easy hikes to a picturesque waterfall, thanks to a peaceful walk along a stream in the woods.
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Seafood lovers can rejoice that every restaurant on our list ranks highly on Google and offers crispy, golden-brown treats from the sea (and lots of sides).
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It may be one of the nation's smallest states, but Connecticut packs a tourist punch thanks to its history, college campuses, and beautiful scenery.
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This small park has roller coasters, kiddie rides, a water park, and even a lakeside beach for relaxing, and it all comes cheaper than you might imagine.
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If you love history or visiting spooky places, you'll have fun exploring these quarries that once helped shape the U.S. and now stand deserted.
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From colonial inns to grand resorts, America's oldest hotels combine historic charm with modern comfort, offering style, stories, atmosphere, and more.
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