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30. März 2022 · 1. Freedom Trail. 2. Faneuil Hall. 3. Cape Cod Beaches. 4. Boston Common and Public Garden Swan Boats. 5. Fenway Park. 6. Harvard Square and Museums. 7. Museum of Fine Arts and the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. 8. Mayflower II and Plimoth Patuxet Museums. 9. Salem's Historic Houses. 10. Whale Watch at Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary.
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Visit Edgartown, MA for great dining and shopping. Explore the red cliffs of Aquinnah, MA. Go sailing, fishing and kayaking. Back in Falmouth, take advantage of its gorgeous beaches, science aquarium and scenic bikeway. And don’t forget to explore the Cape’s beaches, unique towns and villages.
- Start in Boston, with Museums, Sports and Urban Nature
- Enjoy Intellectual Pursuits and Diverse Dining in Cambridge
- Get Witchy with It in Salem
- Admire The Scenic Coastline of Cape Ann
- Seek Out Revolutionary and Literary Landmarks in Historic Middlesex County
- Plymouth Is Best For Early Colonial History
- Find Glorious Beaches and Classic Summer Fun in Cape Cod
- Make A Preppy Getaway to Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket
- Feast on Seafood and Seafaring History in New Bedford
- Worcester Is Great For Families
From the Freedom Trail to Fenway Park, the Italian food of the North End to the Venetian palazzo–style Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston’s attractions are legendary. A hub of American history that’s infused with a passion for sports and the arts, Boston brims with character. Next to the city’s iconic sites, diverse neighborhoods and artistic ...
A multicultural city with an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants, Cambridge is home to two of the country’s most prestigious institutions of higher education, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University. Though you can’t “pahk ya cah in Hahvahd Yahd,” you canstroll across its leafy quads, explore the excellent campus mu...
Best known for the infamous 1692 witch trials, Salemdraws crowds with its witch-related attractions. Yet this small and charming city has much more to offer. Visit the Salem Maritime National Historical Park to learn about its past as a leading 18th- and 19th-century seaport. And be sure to explore the outstanding Peabody Essex Museum, a treasure t...
Located in the northeastern part of the state, Cape Ann has an identity intimately tied to the sea: think beautiful beaches, great seafood – the fried clam was invented in Essex – scenic harbors and lighthouses and coastal parks. Founded in 1623, the city of Gloucester is the oldest fishing port in the United States and a top whale-watching destina...
The peaceful, affluent suburbs northwest of Boston may not look like hotbeds of revolution now, but they played an integral role in shaping the USA. Dozens of sites in Lexington, Lincoln and Concord commemorate the dramatic events of April 19, 1775, when armed clashes between British regulars and Colonial militiamen sparked the American Revolutiona...
The city of Plymouth is made for US history buffs. Climb aboard the Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the original ship that brought the first English colonists to Massachusetts’ shores in 1620. And don’t forget Plymouth Rock, the famous (if rather underwhelming) boulder that the Pilgrims supposedly landed. The Pilgrim Hall Museumhouses origina...
Cape Cod calls up images of sandy dunes, long curves of beach, picturesque lighthouses, cranberry bogs and kettle ponds. Much of the outer Cape is protected as the Cape Cod National Seashore and offers a wealth of recreational opportunities and wildlife spotting. Nature lovers will also love the Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary and its trails throu...
South of Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucketare islands containing quaint towns, gingerbread-style wood houses, intriguing museums, lovely beaches, lighthouses and wildlife refuges. It’s no wonder many well-known artists, authors and even a few US presidents have found comfort among the sweeping dunes on these islands. Their permanent populat...
Situated on the shore of Buzzards Bay, New Bedford is called “the city that lit the world” for its central role in the 19th-century whaling industry. The New Bedford Whaling Museum and New Bedford Whaling National Historical Parkexplore this past and such other topics as natural history, conservation, immigration, cultural diversity and New Bedford...
Worcester is New England’s second-largest city, and its attractions include the excellent Worcester Art Museum, the family-friendly EcoTarium, a thriving craft brewery scene and the minor-league Worcester Red Sox baseball team. West of the city is the Old Sturbridge Village, a recreated 1830s New England town filled with more than 40 restored build...
Nantucket Memorial (ACK) Worcester (ORH) Spitzname: Bay State. Ganzjähriges Reiseziel mit vielfältigen städtischen Attraktionen und Naturabenteuern zwischen der Atlantikküste und den Bergen. Bilderbuchdörfer und faszinierende Naturlandschaften: Der Bundesstaat Massachusetts hat viel zu bieten.
13. Mai 2023 · 1. Boston. 2. Cape Cod. 3. Cambridge. 4. Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard. 5. Salem and Cape Ann. 6. Concord. 7. Lexington. 8. Plymouth. 9. The Southern Berkshires. 10. Mohawk Trail and the Northern Berkshires. 11. Worcester and Old Sturbridge Village. 12. New Bedford and Fall River. 13. Amherst and the Pioneer Valley. 14. Lowell. 15.
