Though Coit Street Historic District might not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Garde Arts Center and New London Ferry Dock.
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Ocean Beach Park
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Ocean Beach Park's half-mile white sand beach and classic boardwalk earned it a spot on Travel + Leisure's top 25 U.S. beaches. Enjoy the Olympic-sized pool, miniature golf, or serene estuary views.
This historic coastal fortification showcases 225 years of military history through Egyptian Revival architecture. Explore restored living quarters and enjoy panoramic harbor views from the ramparts.
Connecticut College's 750-acre campus overlooks the Thames River and Long Island Sound, featuring a stunning arboretum. Visitors can enjoy self-guided tours through historic architecture and scenic walking trails.
Step into the Garde Arts Center's ornate Moroccan-inspired theater, a 1926 cultural landmark in Connecticut. Experience Broadway shows, concerts, and film festivals in this meticulously preserved venue.
The Connecticut College Arboretum spans 750 acres of diverse ecosystems and native plant collections. Wander through mature forests and gardens while enjoying free guided tours on select Sundays from May through October.
The oldest lighthouse on Long Island Sound, New London Harbor Light has guided mariners since 1761. Climb 116 steps to the lantern room for panoramic views of seven surrounding lighthouses.
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