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FreeOrder a hamburger sandwich on toast, cooked in 1898 cast-iron vertical broilers, with no ketchup offered.

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Yale University Art Gallery is a museum in New Haven, CT, part of the Mystic & the Connecticut Shore guide. Cost: free.
1111 Chapel St · New Haven, CT
Founded in 1832, this is the oldest university art museum in the Western Hemisphere, and admission is free. The collection of more than 300,000 objects is strong in early Italian Renaissance painting, African sculpture and modern art, and it includes van Gogh's The Night Café. The galleries run through several connected buildings, including Louis Kahn's modernist wing with its tetrahedral concrete ceiling, and the 2012 expansion added a rooftop sculpture garden.
The closest stops to Yale University Art Gallery, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Order a hamburger sandwich on toast, cooked in 1898 cast-iron vertical broilers, with no ketchup offered.
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Order a coal-fired white clam pizza or original tomato pie at the 1925 Wooster Street pizzeria that started it all.
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Walk around a geodesic dome built over early Jurassic dinosaur footprints, then hike the trails through a Mesozoic-style arboretum.
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A maritime history museum on the Essex, CT waterfront with a working replica of the first combat submarine.
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