Get away from the big cities on the East Coast and you'll run into quaint small towns like this one that are home to more history than you'd expect.
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If you think you know how many letters the longest lake in the United States has in its name, add a few more — and then add a few more on top of that.
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Soak up some of the best views across New England along these stunning hiking trails to the area's highest peaks, from Massachusetts to Maine.
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Some of the wealthiest suburbs in the United States of America double up as fabulously engaging tourist destinations that are well worth a visit.
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Big cities have always been a draw for travelers, but sometimes these urban spaces are overwhelming. Here are the safest cities in the U.S. for your next trip.
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Massachusetts' oldest ski area is a large Berkshire mountain gem with a wide assortment of runs, convenient eats, a cozy lodge, and family-friendly snowtubing.
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Technologt permeates almost everything people do from work to staying in touch with friends and family. Here's why some are opting for digital detox vacations.
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Massachusetts is full of charming destinations, including these five spots selected by a local that each boast a walkable, photogenic downtown.
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Although Europe alone has the lion's share of walkable cities, there are still plenty of destinations that are perfect for exploring on foot across the globe.
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This quiet Massachusetts destination blends colonial history, local dining, and scenic camping and paddling just outside the bustle of Boston.
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This quiet community roughly 30 miles from Boston is famous for being the birthplace of fried clams and the home of several renowned antique shops.
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If you're looking for a beach vacation but don't want to make the trek all the way to the West Coast, you might be surprised by these walkable East Coast spots.
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If you're looking for a charming cafes for a top-drawer cup of coffee and some seriously cozy lounging in Boston, look no further than these five delights.
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When visiting Cape Cod, you should stay at an iconic oceanfront hotel. This historical inn offers a luxurious stay for travelers to the Cape year-round.
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This conservation area south of the city is easy to get to and provides natural surroundings for ice skating, cross-country skiing, or other winter sports.
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Here are five local-approved must-visit places in Boston that won't break the bank, covering everything from American history to green spaces and art.
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If the term "canal" evokes images of an industrial shipping culture, you haven't visited the Cape Cod Canal. This canalside village is very much worth a visit.
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A renovated B&B that's been featured on HGTV, a 1941 diner serving great food, and a terrific vegan restaurant are among this village's many charms.
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In addition to be a relaxing seaside destination, this town is loaded with things to do and has easy access to beaches, trails, and attractions.
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Among the lovely suburbs of Boston, one hidden gem stands out for its vibrant communal spirit, fantastic restaurants, and cool local shops and festivals.
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Hike without the crowds in the peaceful arboretum or discover modern art or science at one of the museums in this Massachusetts town.
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Some places around the United States are like stepping back in time, from former Gold Rush boomtowns to cities that harken back to the Revolutionary War.
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Colonial history isn't the only kind Massachusetts has in abundance. These five towns reflect the state's rich railroading past and present.
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New England has the most expensive places to live in the United States, but some pockets are more affordable than most and come with benefits for retirees.
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Boston is beautiful with its snowy winter, but it's also below-freezing. So our local writer shares spots so good they're worth braving the cold for.
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Deciding where to do in 2026 can be challenging, but there are plenty of destinations in the U.S. offering exciting events and attractions in the coming year.
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Reliable subway lines, stress-free airport connections, and commuter rail routes make this East Coast destination especially easy to explore without a car.
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