Mystic Travel Guide
Welcome to Mystic, CT!
The seaside town of Mystic has a tidy downtown laced with shops, galleries and antique stores. Nearby homes built for the rich sea captains of bygone days radiate charm. The 17-acre (7-ha) museum town of Mystic Seaport exhibits the workshops, buildings and shops of 19th-century Mystic, with the paraphernalia of the whaling era showcased in displays and films. Theater is also used to entertain and educate people about whaling and the lifestyle of the time. Winding along the Mystic River is the Four Mile River Road. This natural area is a welcome place for bikers and hikers to trek-no cars allowed. The road meanders past an osprey sanctuary. Another appealing place to visit in the Mystic area is the Mystic Aquarium, which is home to over 6000 sea creatures.A visit to Olde Mistick Village provides shopping, restaurants and entertainment in the guise of an historic New England village.
Tourist Attractions

Mystic Seaport is a living museum featuring a historical village of the 1800's with a beautiful lighthouse, several vessels tied up to the docks that can be visited, a planetarium explaining the basics of celestial navigation as well as a shipyard.
Hotels & Motels

Conveniently located near Olde Mystic Village, the Mystic Aquarium and area casinos, the Hilton Mystic offers a wide range of upscale amenities, including mouthwatering dining, a heated indoor pool, a state-of-the-art fitness facility and meeting facilities.
Tour Operators

Voyager Cruises offers half-day sailing excursions aboard ARGIA, an 81-foot replica of a 19th-century schooner.
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