We've lived in CT for 18 years and never stumbled upon Old Wethersfield. It's an easy stop between Hartford and the shoreline. Well worth a walk around, visit the historical museum, and have lunch. Everyone we met on a very cold and windy day was welcoming and friendly.

Nice Shops and great restaurants. You can visit the Silas Deane and Webb houses to learn about American history.

We only had half a day here on our way to Boston. It was a planed trip as we had read about the historical importance of this town. The ‘Towne’ has amazing, authentic New England architecture and the houses have been kept up to a high degree. The ‘ salt box’ design is so unique compared to our own buildings.... More

Great scarecrow display on Main Street in the fall

Old Wethersfield is rich in history and charm. It is best viewed by walking the streets and taking in the the sites of the Cove, Trinity Episcopal Church, First Church, Hart Seed, Comstock, and the various historic homes. There are great places to stop for a sandwich, ice cream, or breakfast or dinner also. In the summer months thursday evenings... More

Quaint town...exactly as I pictured New England! Plenty of large Saltbox style homes all painted in colonial colors. The Silas Robbins House and grounds are especially beautiful.

I love the old town feel, strolling along Main St and the safe family environment. Great historic places to visit, great restaurants and a place for all ages. Love Old Wethersfield!

Unique shops and near the cove so you can take a trip down the Connecticut river as you please.

If you leave this off your travel list of historical sites, you've missed one of the greatest collaborations in Connecticut. This is a must do, even though it is a little off the normal path.