New Haven, Connecticut Bed and Breakfast Inns - and Surrounding Area

New Haven is known for many things: the home of Yale University, New Haven is also the sixth largest city in New England and has an important role in American history. Bed and breakfast visitors know that New Haven is a fun and exciting vacation destination. The arts and culture scene is second to none in New Haven. ... » show more Yale University lends its weight to the prestigious New Haven museums. Bed and breakfast visitors should first visit the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Museum, which has a rare Gutenberg Bible. Another wonderful museum for New Haven bed and breakfast visitors to see is the Yale Center for British Art, which has the largest collection of British art outside the U.S. Among many other wonderful museums, a final museum stop for New Haven bed and breakfast visitors should be the Peabody Museum of Natural History. Historic sites also abound on a New Haven bed and breakfast vacation. The New Haven Green is the heart of the city, dates from 1638, and bed and breakfast visitors will be fascinated by the three 19th century churches that surround it. Another great historic site is the Old Campus of Yale University and Connecticut Hall, which is the oldest Yale building. Bed and breakfast visitors should also make the time to tour the HIllhouse Avenue Area, which has been called a walkable museum, and is flanked by 19th century mansions and elegant, sweeping trees. There is so much to discover on a New Haven bed and breakfast vacation: plans yours today! « show less