Stamford Museum & Nature Center
Under $25A museum, nature center, and working farm on a former private estate in Stamford, Connecticut, with a planetarium and trails.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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A 93-acre nonprofit public garden in Stamford with gardens, trails, and environmental education, offered at no general admission charge.
151 Brookdale Road, Stamford, CT 06903 · Stamford, CT
The Bartlett is a nonprofit garden and environmental education center covering about 93 acres of gardens, forests, wetlands, and trails. Its collections and natural areas focus on the plants and ecology of Southwestern New England. Visitors can walk the grounds, join guided walks and workshops, and take part in community and youth programs. General entry costs nothing, and the organization relies on memberships, donations, and grants to maintain its grounds and programs.
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