About 64,000 people.

Greenwich is a beautiful town in the far southwest corner of Connecticut, right on the border with New York. It is known for its grand homes, pretty beaches, and quiet coastal islands.
You can dig for fossils at the Bruce Museum, relax at Greenwich Point Park's sandy beach, and wander the gardens of the Audubon nature center.
This museum mixes art and science, with dinosaur bones, sparkling minerals, and a real mineral cave that kids can walk right into.
Also called Tod's Point, this seaside park has a sandy beach, walking paths, and wide views across the water toward New York City.