Stamford, CT Attractions

Bartlett Arboretum is located on 91 acres, with a variety of plants, over 16,000 trees, rare plants, nature trails, a greenhouse, and a horticultural library. The varied natural habitats and landscapes are traversed by hiking and walking trails.

The Connecticut Grand Opera & Orchestra presents a full season of operatic and orchestral performances.

The First Presbyterian Church features a contemporary design with abstract colored glass windows and a walkway portraying the history of religion.

The Stamford Museum and Nature Center is located on 118 acres, with nature trails, a working farm, a playground, and a lake and picnic area. The museum displays a variety of art and contains a planetarium.

This is a branch of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City. It features about five major exhibits annually and also offers programs and educational material.

The site includes the Bush-Holley House, with 18th century furnishings, a visitors center with art gallery, and the Holley Barn.

Earthplace includes a natural science museum, a children's discovery center, a small aquarium and live animal section, all located within this 62 acre wildlife sanctuary.