It’s hard to believe that this small state has some of the world’s largest things inside of its borders, but it does, and the things we have are pretty cool! We aren’t talking about the biggest ball of twine or the largest ketchup bottle – our stuff is much, much better than that. Check out eight of the world’s largest attractions in Connecticut:

1. Supercharged - The World's Largest Multi-level Indoor Go Kart Track (formerly known as Naskart)
1 Sachatello Industrial Dr, Oakdale, CT 06370, USA
SuperCharged Racing
Located in Oakdale, this 110,000-square-foot racing facility offers more than a 1/2 mile of track to speed around. This experience will definitely get your adrenaline pumping as you careen around corners and complete the course. Find out more about Supercharged here.
2. It Adventure Ropes Course - The World's Largest Indoor Ropes Course
40 Sargent Dr, New Haven, CT 06511, USA
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It Adventure Ropes Course has its home in New Haven at Jordan's Furniture Store! Climb rope ladders and cargo nets, and crisscross walkways and swinging beams - all while suspended high above the ground. This challenge is fun for all ages! You can learn more about It Adventure Ropes Course here.
3. Stew Leonard's - World's Largest Dairy Store
99 Federal Rd, Danbury, CT 06811, USA
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Stew Leonard's has been called the Disneyland of Dairy Stores and for good reason. This massive location has singing animatronics, free samples, and all of the milk, ice cream, and cheese you could ever desire. It's also outfitted with a petting zoo, which makes it a great destination to bring the kids. Find out more about Stew Leonard's here.

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4. The Children's Museum - World's Biggest Sperm Whale
950 Trout Brook Dr, West Hartford, CT 06119, USA
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Located in West Hartford, Conny the Whale is constructed of fiberglass and iron and sits outside The Children's Museum. The whale is so large that visitors can walk right through it, entering the mouth and exiting the tail. Visit the official Children's Museum website for tickets and up-to-date hours and exhibit info.
5. Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library - World's Largest Rare Book Library With No Windows
121 Wall St, New Haven, CT 06511, USA
Gunnar Klack/Wikimedia
This six-story building on the campus of Yale is dedicated to housing rare books and manuscripts. The oldest book in the library dates back to 1454! Impressive both inside and out, this is a place of history that you're going to want to visit. You can learn more about this unique library here.
6. Foxwoods - North America's Largest Casino
350 Trolley Line Blvd, Ledyard, CT 06338, USA
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Although not the largest in the world, Foxwoods does take the title for the largest Indian gaming resort in North America. Foxwoods spans 9 million square feet under one roof and sits on 1,200 acres. Learn more on the official website.
8. Otis Elevator Company - World's Largest Manufacturer of Vertical Transport Systems
1 Carrier Pl, Farmington, CT 06032, USA
Flickr/Martijn Barendse
Otis Elevator Company has its home right here in Connecticut. It not only manufactures the most elevators and escalators, the elevators can be found in the world's tallest buildings. The next time you are ascending to the top of Burj Khalifa, the Eiffel Tower, or the Empire State Building, you will be riding an Otis elevator. Check out the official Otis website for more information.

Did you know about all of these huge things in Connecticut? Which ones have you been to? Which ones are you going to add to your bucket list?

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