My wife and I often visit and walk most of Old Wethersfield. In the modern era, it is so nice to see authentic houses that have been not only preserved but are lived in as well from over 200 years ago. There are some dining...More

This quaint little town is quite a surprise. It's a blast from the long ago past only three minutes south of Hartford - which is the exact opposite. Quaint, beautiful, peaceful, and serene are all words I would use to describe this place. Love it...More

Lots of History at the cemetery. Kids enjoy playing at the surrounding grounds with huge trees. Clean cemetery with different shapes of tombstones.

Spent the late morning and afternoon in historic Wethersfield Connecticut. Very nice and quaint shops. Be sure to visit the Country Store - lots of candy from back in the day especially if you're a child of the 50s and 60s. The store also so...More

Wanted to see the scarecrow and pumpkin exhibits in town on a nice fall afternoon. Had the town to myself as few others were there on a Monday afternoon in late October. A plus was walking around the gardens behind the Webb Dean Houses, and...More

So much to see in Old Wethersfield. Don't miss The Green on Broad Street; at this site you can picture how the upper class lived in the 1700 and 1800's with their big beautiful houses on either side of a beautiful park-like stretch of trees...More

Old Wethersfield is full of gorgeous old homes, tree-lined streets and parks, historical museums and an old cemetery. It has lovely restaurants, a wonderful country store and a resident turkey named Kevin. It is surely worth a visit any time of the year!