There are endless fantastic reasons to visit New England, but this tourist hotspot is not one of them and may well leave visitors underwhelmed.
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Families looking for outdoor adventures and scenic picnic spots in Massachusetts will find plenty to love at this gorgeous lake and recreational area.
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This coastal New England gem, spanning Rhode Island and Massachusetts, is ideal for savoring seafood, beach time, and slow-traveling through countless villages.
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In the glorious Berkshires lies a Massachusetts town rich with history. Stroll the streets while admiring the 19th-century architecture and New England charm.
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This charming coastal town in Massachusetts is brimming with history and famous sites, and is the birthplace of the U.S. Navy.
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For the perfect beach town vacation in New England, head to this charming Massachusetts escape with world-famous clams and plenty of outdoor activities.
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For those who want to sunbathe, shop local boutiques, view art, and enjoy a great meal, this Massachusetts beach town offers the perfect blend of attractions.
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Far from the busy streets of Boston lies this remote state park, where visitors can enjoy fishing, camping, hiking, and other year-round outdoor activities.
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Home to the iconic Bridge of Flowers and the wondrous Glacial Potholes, this Massachusetts town is the ideal spot for a historic and quaint New England trip.
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A stunning, underrated, walkable downtown area is just one of the many features that draw visitors to this pristine coastal Massachusetts city.
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With such a convenient location, this Massachusetts town is a great addition for any New England itinerary in need of some breathtaking beauty.
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For a slower pace compared to nearby Boston, spend some time in this suburban town and rub shoulders with the friendly locals at its beloved lake.
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Fans of both American history and literature will especially love visiting this laidback Massachusetts destination that is known for fascinating monuments.
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A thriving artist community and terrific shops and seafood can be found in this scenic Massachusetts beach town that's a good alternative to Cape Cod.
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Tucked away in Massachusetts' Berkshires is a retro roadside hotel with an unusual name and rooms so comfortable and inviting, you may not want to leave.
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Perfectly capturing the charm Martha's Vineyard, Edgartown appears like a time capsule, with elegant Greek Revival mansions side by side with shingled cottages.
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Take a day trip from Boston or New York to enjoy the quaint New England vibes at this small beach town on the coast of Massachusetts.
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The biggest art heist in history, valued at $500 million, happened at this iconic Massachusetts museum. Here’s the story and why it’s a must-visit destination.
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Often referred to as the birthplace of American liberty, this Boston town is filled with historic sites that were key in the American Revolution.
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Cape Cod's charm is no secret, but this Cape Cod town has managed to fly slightly under the radar, offering minimally crowded beaches and top-notch seafood.
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If you want a taste of ultra-classic American fare, dine at America’s oldest continuously operating restaurant, which is renowned for its oysters and seafood.
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Dinosaurs may have died out long before humans ever lived, but at this incredible site in New England you can walk in their footprints -- literally.
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While airports aren't typically destinations in and of themselves, you won't want to miss this hot spot airport lounge in a major East Coast city.
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Grab some of the best bites that this Boston neighborhood has to offer on a guided food tour. Walk the area with local experts to eat and drink the day away.
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This charming, quiet town - half of which is protected land - offers everything for a perfect Cape Cod getaway, with plenty of shopping, dining, and beaches.
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Ski and snowboard with the family to your heart's content in Massachusetts at the slopes that SKI magazine called "the most accessible on the East Coast."
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An old inn in Berkshire County, Massachusetts is a lovely place to stay when visiting. The natural beauty of the region inspired the works of many artists.
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