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North Fork Resort

North Fork Resort
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Top neighborhoods in New Haven

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Downtown New Haven

In the heart of New Haven, this residential downtown area boasts a variety of restaurants, cafes, theaters, and stores. Explore the arts at Chapel Street Historic District, Broadway area, and Ninth Square district, or visit the Shops at Yale.

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Wooster Square

Wooster Square feels like a slice of old-world Italy dropped into Connecticut. Tree-lined streets and elegant 19th-century homes surround the charming central park with its Victorian gazebo. Food pilgrims flock to the legendary pizza triangle where Pepe's and Sally's have perfected coal-fired pies that made New Haven famous. St. Michael's Italian Church stands as a testament to the neighborhood's rich cultural heritage. The compact area is perfect for exploring on foot, though street parking is available if you're driving. Most visitors stay in nearby downtown New Haven hotels or charming bed & breakfasts in converted historic homes. Beyond the famous pizzerias, you'll find traditional Italian-American restaurants serving hearty portions that won't break the bank.

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East Rock

Prominent trap rock ridge East Rock lends its name to this neighborhood, popular among Yale affiliates and cyclists. Explore East Rock Park or visit the lively Upper State Street commercial district.

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Long Wharf

Waterfront district with a mix of commercial, industrial, and recreational facilities, Long Wharf offers attractions like Long Wharf Theatre and Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park. Easily accessible via Interstates 95 and 91, and Church Street Bridge.

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The Hill

Southwesternmost New Haven, this area boasts historic structures, Union Station, and Yale-New Haven Hospital. Explore Trowbridge Square and City Point, or visit the Lupi-Legna Bakery.

Top landmarks in New Haven

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Yale University

9.2/10 (1,803 reviews)
If you'd like to get a taste of New Haven student life, check out Yale University in Downtown New Haven.
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New Haven Green

8.4/10 (419 reviews)
New Haven Green is worth a pic or two when discovering Downtown New Haven.
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Wooster Square

8.8/10 (201 reviews)
Wooster Square is worth passing through for a few pics when in Mill River. You can also discover the museums and art galleries in the area— your sightseeing tour starts here.
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Peabody Museum of Natural History

9.2/10 (30 reviews)
Peabody Museum of Natural History is just one of the attractions in Prospect Hill, New Haven so you might want to stop by during your trip. If you want to experience more of the culture New Haven has to offer, head to Yale University, New Haven Green, and New Haven City Hall.
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Shubert Theater

8.6/10 (183 reviews)
If you want to see a show while you're in town, try and grab some tickets at Shubert Theater in Downtown New Haven. If you enjoy the show and want to see another, Woolsey Hall is just a short walk away.
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Yale Bowl

8.4/10 (201 reviews)
Imagine soaking up the atmosphere at Yale Bowl, a stadium in West New Haven. If you think Yale Bowl is cool, you also might like Cullman-Heyman Tennis Center and Payne Whitney Gymnasium, both located nearby.
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Albertus Magnus College

7.6/10 (45 reviews)
If you'd like to get a taste of New Haven student life, check out Albertus Magnus College in Prospect Hill.
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New Haven and related destinations

Wander through Yale University's campus, where Gothic spires and world-class museums make even the most jaded visitor feel suddenly scholarly. The Yale Art Gallery houses masterpieces that major cities would envy, all free for your perusal. New Haven's true claim to fame might be its 'apizza' – thin-crust pies from Frank Pepe's or Sally's that locals defend with religious fervor. The New Haven Green anchors downtown, surrounded by theaters where Broadway shows often test their legs before hitting the big time. At the Peabody Museum, dinosaurs loom over exhibits that children find mesmerizing. Even the trees have history here – the city's elm-planting program was America's first, explaining that old 'Elm City' nickname.

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Find out more about New Haven

New Haven is a family-friendly city where you can spend time appreciating the art scene and the theater scene. Take a campus tour or explore the surrounding area of Yale University. A stop at other sights like Shubert Theater and New Haven City Hall will create memories.