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Did you know that New Haven is dubbed as the Elm City?

Population: 129,779
Best way to travel: Car
#1 thing to do: Edgewood Park
#2 thing to do: Connecticut Children's Museum
#3 thing to do: Lighthouse Point Park & Carousel

Fun Fact: New Haven was founded in 1638, and a year later eight streets were laid out in a four-by-four grid, creating what is now commonly known as the "Nine Square Plan," now recognized by the American Institute of Certified Planners as a National Historic Planning Landmark.
#1 Car Rental Company: Enterprise

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Jump in your rental car and take a drive to the Peabody Museum of Natural History in New Haven Connecticut. Come check out exhibits such as Darwin: 150 Years of Evolutionary Thinking and Sustainable Choices which teaches about recycling, composting, and what we can do to help the earth!

Drive over in your rental car to the New Haven Green, one of the original town squares in New Haven. Take a stroll or have a picnic while enjoying the beautiful scenery neighboring Yale University and three amazing architecturally known churches! Remember your warm jackets!!

Rent a car through us in New Haven and drive over to the Shubert Theatre and catch your favorite movies on broadway! Enjoy broadway shows such as Annie, The Wedding Singer, or Chicago!

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