New Haven, Connecticut, home to Yale University, could also be called the "city of gardens." It has some 70 gardens planted by residents and community groups.
New Hampshire
Like a siren's song, the sea beckons you to explore New Hampshire along Historic Route 1. Roll down your windows, breathe in the ocean air, and listen to the crashing waves and crying seagulls. Mingle with salty characters on picturesque beaches and in colonial villages — some of which are nearly 400 years old. Discover a charming brew of history, theaters, restaurants, and shopping.
Splash on the slides and rides at Water Country, New England's largest water park. Conquer the mist-shrouded abyss that is the Dragon's Den, or plunge into a whitewater adventure on Thunder Falls and Wild Canyon. For an in-depth education about marine life, spend an afternoon at the Seacoast Science Center. Located on the coastline, this world-class facility showcases aquatic species in their natural habitats — a fascinating departure from ordinary aquariums. Celebrate America's military history at the USS Albacore Museum — home to the research vessel that was the basis for the modern submarine. It's a humbling eye-opener to the sacrifices made by America's sailors.
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