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Milford, Connecticut

A Small City with a Big Heart - since 1639

Scenic view of Milford, CT

More Than Meets the Eye

Sometimes when we travel through Milford - especially along Boston Post Road - we see the commercial side. But step off the main road and you'll discover breathtaking views, historic homes, and scenic landscapes that many travelers never see.

Strolling through downtown, you get that unmistakable small-town feeling, coupled with the charm of an English settlement dating back to 1639.

Downtown Milford waterfront

Where the River Meets the Sound

Seventeen miles of Long Island Sound coastline funnel into our harbor, winding its way to meet the Wepawaug River in the heart of town. As the sixth-oldest town in Connecticut, Milford boasts a meticulously maintained town green - the second longest in New England.

Water recreation abounds with boat launches, the Lisman Landing Marina, multiple city beaches, and Silver Sands State Park. The Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center at Milford Point offers stunning views of the estuary.

Milford harbor and coastline

A Destination Worth Finding

High-quality arts and crafts shows, varied festivals, and local events make Milford a destination for day-trippers. A strong retail community provides shoppers with everything from specialty shops to an ever-expanding restaurant row.

A sense of “Milford Pride,” along with ample cultural, recreational, and educational opportunities, makes the city more than just a great place to visit - it's a great place to call home.

1639 Founded
17 mi Coastline
50,000+ Residents
6th Oldest in CT

Getting to Milford

Just an hour north of New York City, Milford is easily accessible for travelers and commuters. Metro-North and Amtrak service begins at the downtown station, and New York boaters enjoy crossing Long Island Sound to stay at the Milford Lisman Landing Marina. A ferry from Port Jefferson, Long Island to Bridgeport offers another scenic route in.

I-95 Exits 34–40
< Merritt Pkwy Route 15, Exit 38
Metro-North New Haven Line
⛵ By Boat Lisman Landing Marina
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Points of Interest

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🏜 Charles Island Legendary island off Silver Sands › 🐦 CT Audubon Coastal Center Birding, nature & estuary views › 🏙 Discover Milford, Connecticut Official city guide - work, life, & play › 🏛 Downtown Milford Shops, dining & the town green › 🎨 Milford Center for the Arts Gallery exhibits & classes › 📜 Milford Historical Society Wharf Lane Complex & exhibits › 🎉 Milford Oyster Festival Annual summer festival › 🏖 Silver Sands State Park Beach, boardwalk & Charles Island › 🏖 Walnut Beach Community beach & events ›
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Places to Stay

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Courtyard by Marriott ★★★ Business & leisure Fairfield Inn ★★★ Value comfort Hampton Inn ★★★ Free hot breakfast Hilton Garden Inn ★★★ Full service Homewood Suites ★★★ Home-like suites Hyatt Place ★★★ Extended stay friendly SpringHill Suites ★★★ All-suite hotel
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Local Dining

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Milford has plenty of national chains, but it's the local spots that give the city its flavor. Here are some favorites:

🍖 Archie Moore's 🍝 Biagio's Osteria 🍷 Bin 100 🥚 Bistro Basque 🍴 Bridge House ☕ Cafe Atlantique 🍺 Dockside Brewery 🍴 Founders House 🍝 Gusto Trattoria 🍖 Joey C's BBQ 🍝 Mama Teresa's 🍺 SBC Restaurant 🦐 Seven Seas 🍴 Stone Bridge 🍜 Taste of Thai 🦞 The Lazy Lobster

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