Connecticut’s Urban Gem

South Norwalk promises nightlife, shopping, and waterfront dining―plus a little taste of heaven.

  • Share
  • Yahoo BuzzFacebookTwitterDigg
  • |
  • Print
  • |
  • Email
  • |
  • Add Comment
  • |
Text size:AAA
south-norwalk-aquarium
Kindra Clineff

Aquatic Offering

Life came in the form of the Maritime Aquarium in 1988, says its president and CEO, Jennifer Herring. The City of Norwalk made a “visionary investment” of $30 million to build the redbrick, warehouselike aquarium, she says. Focusing on the ecosystem of nearby Long Island Sound, the aquarium attracts more than 500,000 annual visitors. With an active boatbuilding workshop, educational programs, and sea creatures that range from harbor seals to jellyfish to sharks, the aquarium draws visitors from the entire Northeast.

NextCity Scene

south-norwalk-chocopologie

Previous Slide Taste of Perfection

south-norwalk-restaurant

Next Slide City Scene

3 of 10
south-norwalk-aquarium

  • Loading comments...

Add your comment

The rules: Keep it clean, and stay on the subject or we might delete your comment. If you see inappropriate language, e-mail us. An asterisk * indicates a required field.

500 characters remaining

Coastal Living > To Go
  • Subscribe
  • Give a Gift
  • Newsletters
  • House Plans
Add Coastal Living to:
My Yahoo! My Google My MSN My AOL My Netvibes

Advertisement



Most Popular > Coastal Living
1
Comfy Cottage Style 

Develop your coastal cottage’s style by following these simple tricks.

Beachy bedroom featuring wrought-iron painted bed, breezy curtains and shell display above bed on floating shelf