We don't typically associate Massachusetts with roughin' it in rustic nature, but this southwestern area of the state indicates that, perhaps, we should.
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Recognized as a true gem among hotels across the globe, this Boston property invites you to treat yourself to a taste of the sweet life when you book a stay.
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This Massachusetts city is a home to art galleries, the Armenian Museum of America, and a famous a steak frites restaurant. Plus, Boston is just 10 miles away.
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American history and modernity meet at this central section of Boston. Not everybody can afford to live there, but it doesn't cost anything to stroll through.
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You don't have to go far outside of Boston to catch some New England charm without the urban atmosphere. This underrated city is the home of Johnny Appleseed.
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Wander past topiary shaped like elephants and armchairs, get lost in fields of wildflowers, or marvel at a tree that bears 40 types of fruit at this garden.
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Western Massachusetts has many charming areas to explore. This small city has plenty of outdoor art, festivals, classes, and breweries that visitors can enjoy.
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While Cape Cod may be the go-to beach vacation for those in New England, Massachusetts has more to offer, including this overlooked coastal town.
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If we told you there's a formerly wealthy community that's currently associated with occult legends and inspirational rocks, would you believe us?
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What do stunning nature trails have to do with giant blocks of presidential support cheese? They come together in this small, beautiful Massachusetts town.
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This Massachusetts city combines peaceful beaches, scenic trails, and a downtown filled with global flavors and cultural gems for an inviting suburban escape.
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Discover a hiking trail in New England that will take you to a picturesque waterfall. The area is surrounded by stunning forests and mountain peaks.
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Step beyond the gates of a historic arboretum in Boston and discover rolling hills, rare trees, and some of New England's most stunning fall colors.
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If you're looking for New England culture and bucolic scenery, this spot in the western side of Massachusetts is very much worth your attention.
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Massachusetts is renowned for idyllic campuses and welcoming college towns steeped in history, and this lesser-known scenic destination doesn't disappoint.
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Along Nantucket's eastern shore lies a landscape of weathered cottages, historic landmarks, sweeping bluffs, and views of the Atlantic horizon.
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One of Boston’s busiest train stations has undergone a makeover, giving passengers more space and introducing a skyscraper to breathe new life into the area.
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A gorgeous location known for pillow-soft sand is a treasure trove for shipwreck exploration and birdwatching, located right on the wrist of Cape Cod.
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One staple coastal vacation destination in Massachusetts is known for its high-end golf courses. A few of them are even open to the public.
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In the western part of Massachusetts is a charming town where visitors can enjoy the historic district and an art community surrounded by scenic views.
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This North Shore gem near Salem offers historic sights, lively cultural festivals, and a downtown filled with eclectic restaurants and local charm.
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Enjoy Massachusetts' fall foliage on the state's most beautiful byway, where you'll see picturesque forests, historic landmarks, and charming bridges.
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Home to Salem and other must-visit destinations, this New England state is America's witchiest destination. Explore its forests, occult shops, and so much more.
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Hidden in Boston's Franklin Park are eerie, long-abandoned bear cages that are a crumbling relic of the past that still fascinates curious visitors.
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Autumn is the best time of year to get out of the city to see some excellent fall foliage. All of these places are a drivable distance within four hours of NYC.
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While exploring Boston’s many historic attractions, pop into this underrated, free attraction to enjoy stunning architecture and a studious vibe.
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This quiet seaside New England community blends historic character, cultural attractions, and low living costs, making it a standout retirement haven.
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