This village is the perfect getaway, with countless independent shops, art fairs and markets, film festivals, and beautiful island views everywhere you look.
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For 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.
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Surprisingly, New England has high-quality Portuguese cuisine. Instead of flying across the ocean, you can enjoy affordable, authentic dishes in these areas.
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While there are plenty of beaches along Cape Cod, this one offers a little more serenity than some of the more well-known seaside options.
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You 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.
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If 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.
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Just 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.
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While 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.
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Nestled in the heart of the Berkshires, this camper's paradise offers waterfront campground sites, a sandy swimming beach, and plenty of water activities.
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For 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.
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A 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.
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These 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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When visiting New England, make sure to check out this quiet Boston-area gem with great restaurants, historic homes, and scenic trails to explore.
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A quick drive from Boston, this cozy New England town is home to gorgeous riverside views, plenty of green space, and historic architecture and museums.
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If you're planning on being in the rural zone of central Massachusetts and intend to do some apple picking this fall, allow us to make a recommendation.
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See a new side of Boston when you adventure down this scenic bikeway that is one of the best in the city.
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If you're traveling off of Massachusetts' coast, there is an island you can visit full of meadows and cozy lighthouses, and you can stay the weekend.
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Massachusetts isn't as mountainous as some U.S. states, but one of its mountains is a beautiful hike surrounded by some quaint New England towns.
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Learn all about the rich agricultural history of this Massachusetts gem, enjoy scenic hikes, & try asparagus served every way imaginable at its annual festival.
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While there are many candidates for the title, this one harbor city has been said to have the most accessible public transit in the United States.
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Enjoy a classic fall stroll within a cute Boston neighborhood, complete with pumpkin-lined windowsills and leaf-strewn cobblestone streets.
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Although this unassuming Massachusetts bridge is simple and understated, the wooden structure is rich with history, surrounded by gorgeous New England forest.
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After taking a kayak or boat to these Massachusetts islands, wade between them during low tide, hike the perimeter of one, and see a shipwreck on the shore.
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On a hill in a Massachusetts town is a majestic castle with a long and mysterious history that looks like it comes from a medieval fantasy story.
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The Berkshires is a beautiful region in Massachusetts with its stunning hills. There is a luxury resort there perfect for relaxing and pampering.
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Some retirees may prefer the city, but many others are looking for simpler lives and stunning scenery. Here's why these New England towns are best for retirees.
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Boston is a great city to visit, but next time you're in the area, you should head to the suburb that's host to America's first man-made canal.
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