Massachusetts' 5 Best Stops Sandwiched Between Boston And Cape Cod
A road trip from Boston to Cape Cod without making a few stops along the way is a missed opportunity. Here's what you should see on the way.
Read MoreA road trip from Boston to Cape Cod without making a few stops along the way is a missed opportunity. Here's what you should see on the way.
Read MoreA new survey has ranked the safest states in America for solo travel, with a Northeast destination taking the top spot due to safe roads and low crime rates.
Read MoreThe line separating towns from being "out of the way" and "on the way" can be blurrier than you think. This unassuming Massachusetts town manages to be both.
Read MoreNestled in the heart of Massachusetts, this quiet yet charming town features peaceful trails, sprawling family-friendly parks, and historic buildings.
Read MoreWith an abundance of conservation land, this rural community in Massachusetts is perfect for nature lovers and those looking for a small-town getaway.
Read MoreThis village on the Cape's southern shore has it's share of water activities, from great paddling and sailing to beaches, plus nature trails and seafood.
Read MoreFor sports-first travel, this East Coast destination delivers overlapping seasons, storied venues, and the rare chance to catch multiple pro teams in one stay.
Read MoreThis Massachusetts town boasts the largest ski resort in southern New England and winter activities galore, including snowshoeing and festive holiday events.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a creatively inclined spot by the ocean where it's not difficult to find your way around, you may be interested in this location.
Read MoreThis Thanksgiving Parade is America's most historic, from the specific Massachusetts location to the theme of the floats and the ensuing weeklong festival.
Read MoreIf you've never been to the iconic coastal town of Somerset, Massachusetts, then you're missing out on an idyllic riverside community perfect for a visit.
Read MoreWatching the sun go down is one of the best things you can do after a day at the beach, and these beaches have become renowned for their spectacular sunsets.
Read MoreBetween Albany and Manchester lies an enclave of galleries, farm-fresh dining, and inviting inns steeped in history, making it a worthy New England getaway.
Read MoreNew England has no shortage of artsy destinations, but this delightful city on Massachusetts' southern coast offers museums, glass art, and historical charm.
Read MoreIf you're in the Boston area and want an area with gorgeous trails and a haunting toy pony rendition of Stonehenge, then look no further than Lincoln.
Read MoreThis village is the perfect getaway, with countless independent shops, art fairs and markets, film festivals, and beautiful island views everywhere you look.
Read MoreFor classic New England vibes just outside of Boston’s hustle, this suburb has a scenic bike path, highlighting the area’s rich history and quaint local stores.
Read MoreSurprisingly, New England has high-quality Portuguese cuisine. Instead of flying across the ocean, you can enjoy affordable, authentic dishes in these areas.
Read MoreWhile there are plenty of beaches along Cape Cod, this one offers a little more serenity than some of the more well-known seaside options.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel far outside of Boston to experience a much more small-town vibe. After a 20-minute drive, the world suddenly feels far less crowded.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a classic New England experience but don't want to venture too far from Boston, this medium-sized town is worth your attention.
Read MoreJust 40 miles north of Boston, this quaint Massachusetts town is home to the country's oldest boat shop and boasts stunning waterways and a charming downtown.
Read MoreWhile a university may not seem like an ideal place for retirement, this on-campus home in New England has become popular among Boomers settling down.
Read MoreNestled in the heart of the Berkshires, this camper's paradise offers waterfront campground sites, a sandy swimming beach, and plenty of water activities.
Read MoreFor lovers of east coast ocean views and quirky historical architecture, this one-of-a-kind windmill offers a cozy and convenient stay in a Cape Cod town.
Read MoreA coastal town played a major role in the Revolutionary War as the birthplace of the U.S. Navy, and its history is evident within museums and on its streets.
Read MoreThese cities come up often in online mentions by folks who know best; locals and those who visit often cite little litter and clean streets in these locations.
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