Hyatt Regency Greenwich

Indoor Entertainment complex with bowling, 2 go cart tracks, video and other games.

Great spot for team building! 350,000 square foot sporting venue with 2 ice rinks, indoor Olympic pool, tennis courts, squash courts, batting cages, field house with 5 fields, climbing wall, gymnastics, etc.

One of the community’s favorite parks, the Point has a bathing beach, two food concessions, picnic areas, a bath house, restrooms, boat launching ramp, hiking trails, and nature areas (Holly Grove, Hanging Garden, and Seaside Garden), a mooring field for 250 boats up to 36′ (7′ draft), racks for 250 canoes, kayaks, or small boats and a designated area for wind surfers.

As a non-profit institution with 501(c)(3) status, The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk relies on the generous support of individuals, corporations, and foundations to continue providing the tri-state area with vital marine science and environmental education programs.

Greenwich Avenue is the downtown area of Greenwich, Ct. The avenue is a half-mile long road full of upscale shops and restaurants.

Two theaters: Palace Theater & Rich Forum featuring plays, television shows, ballet, music located in downtown Stamford. The two theaters are 4 blocks from one another.

Indoor shopping mall with over 100 retail shops and restaurants located in the Center of downtown Stamford. Walking distance to other shops and restaurants in and around downtown.

The Museum was originally built as a private home in 1853. Robert Moffat Bruce (1822-1908), a wealthy textile merchant and member of the New York Cotton Exchange, bought the house and property in 1858. In 1908, Robert Bruce bequeathed his home to the Town of Greenwich and stipulated that it be used "as a Natural History, Historical and Art Museum, for the use and benefit of the public." In time, growing audiences required larger facilities and the Museum was renovated and expanded. The dramatic new facility, designed by Shope Reno Wharton, opened in 1993. It features 8,000 square feet of gallery space with state-of-the-art amenities. In 1998 the Bruce Museum received accreditation from the American Association of Museums, an honor granted to fewer than 5% of all museums. Drawing from its own collection, from loans and from traveling exhibitions, the Museum hosts approximately 16 exhibitions per year.