Things To Do in Massachusetts

Quote: Yankee Stadium may be "the house that Ruth built", but it is Fenway Park as a Red Sox that Ruth first rose to prominence in the majors. Any baseball fan knows about the Curse of the Bambino. The Red Sox was one… Read More

Quote: Another great thing to do while in Boston is to walk the Freedom Trail. The Freedom Trail is a marked walking path that is absolutely free to walk. There are several sites on the path that request a small fee ($5… Read More

Quote: Right next to Boston Common, the United States oldest park, is Boston Public Gardens. This is a gorgeous spot where you will find all kinds of places to sit and spend your time. You can view the beautiful… Read More

Quote: We decided to take the Duck Tour so that we could see as much of the city as possible. We went to the Museum of Science to get the tickets and arrived at 9:45 am and were able to get tickets for the 10:30 tour.… Read More

Quote: Admission to the museum covered the museum and grounds and the studio Norman Rockwell used to produce his works of art. I had not realized what a prolific artist Norman Rockwell was with his hundreds of covers… Read More

Quote: On Newbury Street you will find anything from independent botiques to trendy dining establishments. It is great for shopping even for tourists. Nice stores with Boston prices. If you are looking for a quick… Read More

Quote: At the Plimoth Plantation is a museum village or open-air museum which explores the settlement of Plymouth by the Pilgrims, but also the impact of colonization on indigenous peoples. The plant is quite large and… Read More

Quote: There are three whale watching operations in Provincetown. I have gone on two and either one is fine. The presence of a naturalist as part of the crew is a real plus. Leaving from Provincetown is a good idea… Read More

Quote: The Hancock Shaker Village could not be found as easily as one might think. The guide had mentioned that there are about 8 miles west of Pittsfield (Mass.) is located, but an address was not specified. We… Read More

Quote: Boston Common is more than just a park. This 50 acre site, centrally located in Boston, was once the community grazing ground for cattle, a place for public hangings, and the campsite of British troops at the… Read More