Actividades en Hartford

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Hartford ofreciendo un edificio administrativo, arquitectura patrimonial y una ciudad
Hartford ofreciendo un edificio administrativo, arquitectura patrimonial y una ciudad
Hartford mostrando centro de negocios y una ciudad
Hartford ofreciendo elementos patrimoniales y jardín
Hartford ofreciendo una ciudad

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Zonas de Hartford

Centro de Ciencias de Connecticut mostrando un parque

Centro

Entre las características únicas de Centro se incluyen los teatros y la música en vivo. También puedes visitar Hartford Stage o Estadio de béisbol Dunkin' Donuts Park mientras recorres el área.

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Barry Square

Si estás en Barry Square, puedes ir a lugares como Webster Theater y Assaiante Tennis Center.

Barry Square
North Meadows

North Meadows

Entre las características únicas de North Meadows se incluyen la música en vivo y los teatros. También puedes visitar Teatro Xfinity o Connecticut River mientras recorres el área.

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Hollow de la Rana

Si buscas atracciones en Hollow de la Rana y en los alrededores, puedes visitar Connecticut State Capital y Bushnell Center for the Performing Arts.

Hollow de la Rana
Mark Twain's House, Hartford, CT. Apparently, Hartford was his favorite city!

Asylum Hill

Te encantará Asylum Hill por los museos y las iglesias. Te recomendamos destinar tiempo para visitar Centro Harriet Beecher Stowe o Casa y Museo de Mark Twain.

Asylum Hill
Underneath that blue dome lies the east armory of a factory once owned by a man who changed American history, the innovator of the revolver, Samuel Colt. Sprawling around the crumbling red brickwork of the old Colt’s Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company, once the largest private armory in the world, are the remnants of Coltsville, the utopian village he built for his workers. 

A model of 19th century industrial paternalism, Coltsville included a church, a social hall for dances and lectures, workers’ housing, a giant landscaped park home to deer and peacocks, sculpted botanical gardens, and thousands of feet of greenhouses filled with tropical fruit and flowers. Samuel Colt felt such responsibility for the welfare of his workers outside the factory that he went so far as to build Potsdam Village, to replicate the feel of the German village from which he imported his skilled craftsmen to work in his willow ware factory.

The National Park Service began having on-site presence in 2015, with workshops and tours, including up into the Blue Onion Dome which affords magnificent views of downtown Hartford, the Connecticut River and Colt Park, formerly the back yard of Armsmear, Samuel & Elizabeth Colt’s mansion. By 2016, an NPS ranger had taken up residence in the South Armory and was giving walking tours of Coltsville.

The old South, East and North armories are under renovation and the two 1855 brownstone buildings, the oldest structures on site, will become the National Park Service Visitor Center. The armories themselves have been or are being renovated into apartments, offices and education facilities.

Sheldon-Charter Oak

Si te encuentras en Sheldon-Charter Oak, Connecticut River y Monumento al árbol Charter Oak son lugares destacados que valen la pena de visitar.

Sheldon-Charter Oak

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