Many people decide to move after their retirement, but not all of them go to Florida — some would rather have four seasons and a different type of seafood.
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From glacial lakes made famous by 19th-century writers, to mountain spring-fed ponds ringed by golden sand, New England is a summertime haven.
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When you think of "best airports," you usually think big. But smaller, under-the-radar hubs like this are often the ones to knock it out of the park.
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The East Coast is a treasure trove of destinations from some of the nation's oldest cities to nature-filled beach escapes. Here's how you can plan a road trip.
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Whether you're seeking a retirement or a getaway destination, this beauty is for you. It has an expansive stretch of shoreline and a charming historic district.
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Seafood lovers can rejoice that every restaurant on our list ranks highly on Google and offers crispy, golden-brown treats from the sea (and lots of sides).
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If you'd like to retire in a charming New England destination, head to this town in Rhode Island, where you'll find a charming covered bridge and hiking trails.
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In America's oldest restaurants, 250+ years of history meets timeless recipes, providing fascinating stories and meals you'll remember.
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This charming and historic Rhode Island town offers retirees affordable, quiet neighborhoods, river views, quality healthcare, and vibrant local events.
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From breezy coastal towns to mountain retreats, these are America's most charming walkable downtowns, perfect for easy-going breaks in historic scenery.
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For those looking to retire in New England instead of Florida, try this quaint town with an idyllic little beach, close to outdoor attractions.
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Elegant mansions, a famous cliffside walk, and beautiful beaches have made this Rhode Island coastal destination a favorite summer escape for generations.
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New England's six states become a traveler's dream in the summer season, offering up memorable (and often delicious) experiences for vacationers of all ages.
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The oldest restaurants in the world have been around for centuries and still offer unparalleled cuisine in historic digs just as fascinating as their menus.
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New England is becoming a bit of a hotspot for retiring seniors, and one Rhode Island town not far from Boston has everything retirees might need.
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Escape Florida's hustle and bustle -- check out this retiree-friendly New England state known for its beaches, great outdoors, and friendly, unique communities.
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This creative, retiree-friendly New England capital offers college-town culture, historic streets, and quick access to beaches along the Atlantic coast.
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Close to Boston or Providence and looking for a great hiking, biking, or horseback riding spot? We know just the state forest for you in Massachusetts.
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It's not everyday that you have the chance to hike across an entire state on a single pathway. But in Rhode Island, you can make that dream a reality.
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This once-thriving military fort on the coast in Rhode Island is now a state park with trails, fishing, coastal views, and ruins of the old fortifications.
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If you can't get enough of all-you-can-eat buffets, add this swanky restaurant to your list, offering a pricey (but arguably worth it) buffet on the East Coast.
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Antiquing is one of the many reasons to travel off the beaten path. There are many hidden gems across the U.S., but here's where you'll find bonafide treasures.
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Don't overlook the natural beauty of state parks in the U.S. These gorgeous, coastal parks offer incredible views of the ocean that you have to see to believe.
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Though tiny, Rhode Island has a massive Italian population, especially in this small town, where you'll find plenty of great food and outdoor activities.
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Rhode Island has plenty of coastline for visitors to enjoy, but one of its enclaves also features the best shopping options in the Ocean State.
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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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This is the fastest-growing city in Rhode Island but despite its growth, it's still full of historic restaurants and open spaces for hiking, swimming, and more.
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