Car rental Stamford

39 Scofieldtown Road, Stamford, CT 06903 

Head over to the scenic surroundings of Stamford Museum & Nature Center in north Stamford for a natural haven, by the North Stamford Reservoir, just off High Ridge Road. It’s the perfect place to come for an escape from the hustle and bustle of downtown. There’s parking on-site for your car rental in this Stamford gem. The Knobloch Family Farmhouse offers classes and cultural programming if you want to learn about agriculture and nature. Gaze at the stars at the fascinating Planetarium and Astronomy Center. 

15 Clark Street, Stamford, CT 06901

Drive over to Çka Ka Qëllu for Albanian delicacies, a feast for the senses. It’s located in the center of Stamford – a place that not only creates a flavor explosion in your mouth, but also offers a welcoming atmosphere with heart and soul. It doesn’t have its own car park, but there are parking spots nearby. The décor is quintessentially Albanian to the core, an interactive window into old-world Balkan life with stonework made from rough, uncut, or slightly dressed stones and traditional ornaments. You won’t want to miss out on a chance to delight your taste buds with a visit to Çka Ka Qëllu.

700 East Main Street, Stamford, CT 06901

Be close to the action downtown at The Stamford Hotel, a snug place to come and rest up. There’s covered parking on-site, so no need to worry about parking in public spots. If you’re bringing your dog with you, they’re allowed to stay (for an extra charge). Swim in the indoor pool – it’s heated, helping you to keep warm during the winter months. Push yourself to the limit in the 24/7 fitness center, great for sticking to your exercise regime while traveling. Rest and recharge in this elegant downtown hotel.

2.9 miles & 10 minutes

From downtown Stamford, head through the Cove neighborhood toward Cove Road. At Cove Island, expect two sandy beaches, a one-mile walking trail, Long Island Sound views, salt marshes, and the Cove Island Wildlife Sanctuary.

41.4 miles & 48 minutes

Drive along Connecticut’s coast, passing through Norwalk, Westport, Fairfield, Bridgeport, Stratford, and Milford. In New Haven, visitors can see Yale University, the historic New Haven Green, museums like the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, historic architecture, and the waterfront.

42 miles & 1 hour and 17 minutes

The drive to New York City typically follows I-95 through Greenwich, Port Chester, New Rochelle, and the Bronx, passing Pelham Bay Park and crossing the Harlem River. In Manhattan, expect iconic sights including Central Park, Times Square, and the Empire State Building.