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Top 5 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Groton, Connecticut (CT)
Sitting at a strategic position along the Thames River, water has played a significant part in the growth of Groton, Connecticut. Visit Fort Griswold, a Revolutionary War era base built to defend the port of New London, most infamously known as the site of the betrayal of American forces by Benedict Arnold. Groton is also the "Submarine Capital of the World," home to the US Navy's main submarine base, as well as the Submarine Force Museum, where visitors can board the first nuclear submarine.
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1. USS Nautilus
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5.0 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By roselover440
I have taken my grandchildren here and they all enjoyed it very much. It is a treasure that not all residents of CT even know of. Great museum and the self-guided tour of the submarine is very worthwhile and informative.
2. The Submarine Force Museum
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4.5 based on 874 reviews
The home of the world's first nuclear submarine has several other exhibits on the history of submarines.
Reviewed By peterf192 - Groton, United States
I really should have reviewed this site a long time ago. I am a retired submarine sailor. This museum, which includes a chance to tour the USS Nautilus, which was America's first nuclear submarine is a GREAT chance to see and feel a comprehensive example and memorial to the submarines and submarine sailors of rhe U.S. of A.!
3. Bluff Point State Park
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4.5 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By annmariem353
My son took us to Bluff Point when we visited him at Thanksgiving. The trail in the woods is beautiful! I can't get over all of the rock formations! We collected shells at a beach along the way. The shells covered the whole beach? I wonder what kind of shells they were. A dome-shaped brown or black shell with a big hole in the.bottom. The view of The Ocean from the rocks was breathtaking!
4. Outer Light Brewing Company
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4.5 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By akmerfylou - Fairbanks, United States
This was the first stop of 5 breweries for our little tour - as we are from Alaska and probably won’t make it back any time soon. The beers were flavorful and distinct. The four people in my part all had a flight of almost completely different beers. They also have a great shelf of board games to keep you a little longer. The lavender saison wasn’t my favorite, but the coffee stout was like drinking a glass of coffee - almost couldn’t taste the alcohol!
5. Project Oceanology
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
