Lisbon is the land between two rivers, according to Indian lore. It is bounded by the Shetucket and Quinebaug Rivers. Running through the center of Lisbon is Route 169, a scenic road which is in the National Heritage Corridor.

Because of its hilly and rocky terrain, Lisbon was the first town in the county a railroad tunnel had to be built. Today the town retains its old-world character.

Nearby attractions include Mystic Seaport, the Mohegan Sun Casino and the Foxwoods Casino, the Naval Submarine Base and Nautilus Museum, golfing, the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, restaurants, and shopping. Be sure and visit the area's many antiquing opportunities.

Harbour Inne & Cottage, Mystic
Just one block from the train depot, the Inn is an easy walk to all the shops, restaurants, and the sights of downtown Mystic.

Captain Grant's, 1754, Poquetanuck
Historic B&B set in an historic New England village

Another Second Penny Inn, Stonington
This 1710 New England colonial home offers accommodations with private jetted baths, fireplaces, gardens, and a quiet country setting.

Inn at Lower Bed & Breakfast, North Stonington
country accommodation is close to Historic Mystic, Stonington Village, New London, and the beaches of Westerly, RI.

Bed & Breakfasts of the Mystic Coast