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Coastal Fairfield County CVB |
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Convention & Visitor Bureau provides tourism information for year-round visits! |
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Positioned as the “Gateway to New England”, Coastal Fairfield County has long attracted visitors to its coastal setting. Both sophisticated and scenic, the region enjoys the benefit of its 35-mile proximity from Manhattan. Coastal Fairfield County offers the visitor and resident an unusual combination with 40 miles of coastline and a rich and diverse variety of cultural, recreational and educational year-round activities. From quaint towns with village greens and church spires, to big cities with corporate offices and urban character, the region boasts a unique blend of lifestyles. First class hotels, bed and breakfasts, superb dining, antiquing, hiking and sailing all attract the visitor to Coastal Fairfield County. Over 4,500 hotel rooms are within the region’s boundaries from Greenwich to Stratford, along with top-rated restaurants, museums and attractions. |
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 Best suited for all age groups
We are open year-round
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Connecticut |
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Population:
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3,405,565
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Did you know:
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Connecticut gave us the first free library (Salisbury, 1810), matches (Beacon Falls, 1834), telephone subscribers and phone book (New Haven, 1878), speed limit (12 mph, 1901), and nuclear submarine (USS Nautilus in Groton, 1954).
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Resources:
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(203) 840-0770
(203) 840-0771
