Your Guide to Exploring Norwalk
Exploring Norwalk
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From a everything about SoNo to lunch in Rowayton or a deep dive about Sheffield Island, there is so much to discover about Norwalk! Check out our overview of the city, download a walking tour, or read up on your neighborhood and enjoy Norwalk.
The Neighborhoods of Norwalk
Coastal living? Check. Old Country Roads? Check. Commute to NYC? Check. But hey, what is there to do? Our guides help you figure that out.
Experts Suggest, Don’t Rake Away Your Leaves
Living in Norwalk during the fall becomes a noisy time of year. Long gone are the days that weekends meant dragging a rake through the
The SoNo Collection
The SoNo Collection opened in October of 2019, and like most of the retail businesses, struggled to find its path forward through the COVID pandemic.
Oak Hills Golf Course
Oak Hills is a municipal golf course that offers tennis courts as well as nature trails for residents to enjoy. The 18-hole golf course opened
Veteran’s Park
Across from historic SoNo, in what is technically “East” Norwalk but is practically a part of the SoNo scene, is Veteran’s or Vet’s Park. This
Lockwood Mathews Mansion
Just north of I-95 and on the northern boundary of South Norwalk lies the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion, one of Norwalk’s iconic attractions. Built in 1868, during a period
Union Park
At the end of Mott Street you’ll find Union Park, another First Taxing District park that sits idle most days. The park is also the
East Norwalk Cemetery
The first burial of colonial settlers was in 1655 making this cemetery the oldest in Norwalk. The triangle shape echos that of the Norwalk green
Exploring Iconic Norwalk
Share what you love about Norwalk! Norwalk 2.0 brings back Iconic Norwalk as part of a multi-year story about what makes Norwalk stand out from
Why Is This Named That?
The bridge that spans the Norwalk River and connects East Norwalk to South Norwalk is named after Stanley H. Stroffolino. A former state senator and