Small, off the beaten path cider mill. Clyde's carries fresh cider, homemade donuts, and has a gift shop.

The Bascule bridge is a small wonder of the world. While you will find it interesting just to walk across it to the many shops and resturants on either side, try to schedule a few minutes when you...

Journey into the aquatic world at this combination tourist attraction and research facility, where every underwater creature is more amazing than the last. Exhibits put you in close proximity to whales, penguins, sea lions and a 30,000-gallon tank, where exotic fish from around the world strut their stuff.

This recreated 18th-century New England village offers a refreshing change from shopping malls as we know them. Browse or buy in the more than 60 small shops or dine in one of this charming setting's many eateries.

Bordering the Mystic River, this complex features changing art exhibitions, special events and classes. A nonprofit organization created by an artist colony in 1913, the association boasts a membership of over 1,200 artists. Travelers can partake of one-day workshops or enjoy a day on the town while their children are educated and entertained in art classes.

Located at Mystic Seaport, this is the only existing wooden whaleship.

The storied 19th-century schooner was replicated in a $3.1-million project undertaken by Mystic Seaport shipwrights. Steven Spielberg's controversial 1997 film, "Amistad," shed new light on the ship's history: en route from Havana, 53 West African slaves fought a bloody battle to take over the slave ship, only to be recaptured in America before they were eventually freed.

Located in the heart of Olde Mistick Village and surrounded by 60 specialty shops you'll find The Cornerstone Playhouse. 243 exceptional seats, each with a perfect unobstructed view of the stage where an exceptional cast of diverse performers have an opportunity to do what they do best - Make people happy!