Discover Mystic Country

Mystic Country, Connecticut: Luck be a lady tonight, you've just landed in North America's second largest casino. (Art lovers. Check out the Chihuly piece found in the middle of the casino.)

Mystic Country, Connecticut: The grey geese by the duck pond are named LuLu and Lucy. Stop by and say hi.

Mystic Country, Connecticut: Looking for ghosts? The DPI (built in 1756) is supposedly haunted; be sure to ask the staff about it.

Mystic Country, Connecticut: Full steam ahead. That great tasting cider is made right out back in the nation's oldest steam powered cider mill! Drink up.

Mystic Country, Connecticut: The movie parlor that inspired writer Amy Jones to pen the screenplay for the Julia Roberts' movie "Mystic Pizza."

Mystic Country, Connecticut: These four giant frogs have names. Meet Willy, Manny, Windy and Swifty!

Mystic Country, Connecticut: The world launch of Vanilla Coke took place here on May 8, 2002!

Mystic Country, Connecticut: A favorite of playwright Eugene O'Neill (Ah, Wilderness!, The Iceman Cometh.) Also New London's oldest tavern.

Mystic Country, Connecticut: People love to take their photo in front of Monty the T-Rex, but there are 30 more life-sized dinosaurs in their Outdoor Dino Trails.

Mystic Country, Connecticut: That's right, America’s largest casino isn’t on the Las Vegas Strip or Atlantic City Boardwalk, it's right here in Mystic Country and you're looking right at it.