The Norwich Navigators, the Double-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants, makes their home here. A detailed map of the attractions and a schedule of events are available on the Norwich website. 

Vintage postcards of Indian Leap, Broadway, town hall, and the 1659 Reynolds's Place  can be seen on the GenWeb site.

Norwich Tourism Office
69 Mainstreet Norwich, CT
Stop in for up to date activities and directions for the self conducted walking tours.  There is also a driving tour audio cassette available for sale.  860-886-4683

Walking Tours 
Norwichtown Village - Colonial town built in 1659.
Old Norwichtown Burial Grounds - Colonial cemetery with many grave markers in tact.  Twenty of  the French soldiers serving under General Lafayette were buried here in 1778. 
Washington and Broad Street - Elaborate homes built by 19th century mill owners.
Broadway and Union Streets - Examples of mid 1800s to turn of the century architecture.

Leffingwell Museum  - Furnished home of Christopher Leffingwell, supplier of provisions to General George Washington during the Revolutionary war
348 Washington St, Norwich
860-889-9440

Norwich Rose Garden - The beautiful Norwich Rose Garden is located on Rockwell Street in Mohegan Park. The garden features 2500 rose bushes in 120 varieties.

The Marina at American Warf

Norwich Municipal Ice Rink   

The Norwich Navigators
Double-A affiliate of the San Francisco Giants   1-800-64-GATOR or 860-887-7962.

Putts Up Dock  - Norwich
Miniature golf, bumper boats in downtown Norwich at the wharf.
860-886-Putts

Norwich Bulletin newspaper

Otis Library

See Michael Melford's photo tour of Norwich at vacation-mystic-connecticut.com

Heritage Trail Vineyards in Lisbon

Photos at Flagship Inn site.