Experience Elegance at New Haven Historic Mansion
Discover the elegance and rich history of New Haven Historic Mansion, a charming self-catering accommodation in the heart of Connecticut.
The New Haven Historic Mansion stands as a testament to the area's remarkable history and architectural beauty. This self-catering accommodation offers tourists a unique opportunity to experience the elegance of a bygone era while enjoying modern comforts. The mansion's intricate design and rich heritage make it a captivating destination for those who appreciate history and aesthetics. Visitors can explore the grand rooms adorned with period furnishings, each telling a story of its own. The lush gardens surrounding the mansion provide a serene atmosphere, perfect for relaxation or a leisurely stroll. Located in the vibrant city of New Haven, this historic gem is not only a place to rest but also a gateway to experiencing local culture. The surrounding area is brimming with attractions, from art galleries to quaint cafes and historical landmarks. Travelers can easily immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of New Haven’s community, exploring its diverse culinary scene and vibrant nightlife. The mansion serves as an ideal home base for those looking to delve into the local culture, with easy access to nearby universities and museums. For those who appreciate self-catering accommodations, the mansion allows you the freedom to prepare your own meals while enjoying the comforts of a historic setting. Whether you're planning a romantic getaway or a family vacation, the New Haven Historic Mansion promises a memorable stay steeped in elegance and charm.
Local tips
- Explore the beautiful gardens during your stay for a peaceful retreat.
- Check out local events happening in New Haven to enhance your visit.
- Consider visiting nearby cultural attractions like museums and galleries.
- Make use of the self-catering facilities to enjoy a cozy meal in the mansion.
A brief summary to New Haven Historic Mansion
- 600 Chapel St, New Haven, Mill River, Connecticut, 06511, US
- +1203-508-4091
Getting There
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Car
If you're traveling by car, head towards downtown New Haven. From I-95, take exit 47 for I-91 N toward Hartford. Continue on I-91 N for about 2 miles, then take exit 1 for Trumbull St toward New Haven. Merge onto Trumbull St and continue straight until you reach Chapel St. Turn right onto Chapel St, and you will find the New Haven Historic Mansion at 600 Chapel St on your left. There is street parking available, but be sure to check for any parking fees or restrictions.
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Public Transportation (Bus)
If you prefer public transportation, you can take a CTtransit bus to reach the New Haven Historic Mansion. Look for bus routes that head towards downtown New Haven. Routes 226, 228, or 229 are great options. Board the bus and disembark at the Chapel St & Crown St stop. From there, it's a short walk: head north on Chapel St, and the mansion will be located at 600 Chapel St. Be sure to check the CTtransit schedule for bus times and fare information, which is typically around $1.75 for a one-way trip.
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Public Transportation (Train)
For those coming from outside Greater New Haven, you can take a Metro-North or Amtrak train to New Haven Union Station. Upon arrival at Union Station, exit the station and catch a CTtransit bus or a taxi. If taking a taxi, simply provide the driver with the address: 600 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06511. If you opt for the bus, board the CTtransit route 226, 228, or 229 and get off at Chapel St & Crown St. It’s a short walk from there to the mansion. Train fares will vary based on your departure location, so check schedules and prices in advance.
Attractions Nearby to New Haven Historic Mansion
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Knights of Columbus Museum
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Blessed Michael McGivney Pilgrimage Center (formerly Knights of Columbus Museum)
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Lost In New Haven
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Connecticut Children's Museum
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Amistad Memorial
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New Haven Green
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The Mead Visitor Center
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Ely Center of Contemporary Art
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Yale Collection of Musical Instruments
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Yale Center for British Art
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Yale Memorial Carillon
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Harkness Tower
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Escape New Haven
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Long Wharf Park
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Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library
Landmarks nearby to New Haven Historic Mansion
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New Haven Historic Mansion
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Woostreet Street Arch
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Wooster Square Historic District
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Ninth Square Historic District
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New Haven Land Trust
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Visit New Haven
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Orange Street Historic District
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New Haven Historical Marker - 1840 Amistad Trial
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Former New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad HQ
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Trinity on the Green Episcopal Church
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John Dixwell Grave and Monument
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Site Of Landmark 1840 Amistad Decision
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Site Of Landmark 1840 Amistad Decision - Connecticut State House
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Connecticut State House Site - 1831-1874
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New Haven-Union Station