Things To Do In New Haven

There are PLENTY of eateries, coffee shops, sweet-treats, and beautiful restaurants of all types and sizes.  ALL open and ready to serve you.  With reduced capacities and other measures for your safety, this list is constantly updated to include over 100 options.

One of the oldest and most historic universities in North America, Yale University campus outdoor spaces remain open and accessible to all.  Take a self-guided tour around the campus sites and history through this map.

Limited ticket reservations daily.  Located on Chapel Street on the campus of Yale University, the Yale Center for British Art contains the largest collection of works of British art outside of the United Kingdom. 

Limited reserved tickets available Friday-Sunday.  The Yale University Art Gallery houses a significant and encyclopedic collection of art in several buildings on the campus of Yale University in New Haven.

Ghosts of New Haven takes you on spooky tours of supernatural phenomena, occult manifestations, and ghostly happenings that have taken place throughout the city.  All while providing historical context surrounding the strange happenings.  Limited tours and tickets by reservation.

Our friends at Town Green District have put together a list of smaller events, classes, and happenings taking place throughout Downtown New Haven.  All with safety and Covid 19 protections in mind.

Lighthouse Point Park, located on Lighthouse Road in the East Shore area of New Haven, remains open on the weekends.  Additionally, other parks throughout the city remain open with activity schedules posted.

From escape rooms to adventure courses, and old-fashioned arcades, this is a list of fun and adventure.

Open by reservation only, four hundred years of New England history come to life in exhibits and art.