Bushnell Park

Bushnell Park is a 37-acre urban park in the heart of Hartford, established in 1854 and designed by the renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. It features a tranquil setting with tree-lined paths, a pond, and a variety of sculptures, including the iconic waterspout fountain at its centre, often frequented by locals and visitors alike. Plan to wander around for an hour or two, especially in spring when the blossoms bloom. Nearby, the Connecticut State Capitol and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art make for easy additions to your itinerary, allowing for a seamless exploration of Hartford's cultural and historical charms.