Boston

Massachusetts

The state of Massachusetts is home to the U. S. famous museums and art galleries, Harvard and Cambridge Universities

 
Freedom Trail in Boston

 
Gloucester

Lee

Lee is a popular tourist and shopping destination, thanks to its nice Victorian architecture and The Prime Outlets at Lee shopping mall

 
Nantucket Island

Plymouth

Plymouth is the place where American cultural traditions live. The nickname of this city founded by Mayflower pilgrims is "America's Hometown"

Provincetown

Provincetown or P-town is a highly popular vacation destination among gays, lesbians and bohemians, who are tired of the conservative rest of society

Springfield

Springfield, a town standing on the banks of the Connecticut River, is known for the Basketball Hall of Fame and J. Naismith, who invented this game

 
Attractions in Boston

 
Boston Fireworks at New Year's Eve

Cape Cod Canal

The Cape Cod Canal crosses the road from Cape Cod to Massachusetts. Despite being manmade, this scenic place is highly popular among nature lovers

Cape Cod Fishing

Cape Cod is a fantastic place for both salt and freshwater fishing. You can hunt for Mackerel, Striped bass, Blue fin Tuna and many other species here

Cape Cod National Seashore

The Cape Cod National Seashore is a Natural Reserve that embraces 365 lakes, lots of marshes with tons of cranberry and 40 miles of Atlantic seashore

Cape Cod Whale Watching

Whale watching is the most fabulous attraction in Cape Cod. It’s a chance to see whales in their natural habitat from the closest distance possible

Norman Rockwell Museum

Norman Rockwell Museum was founded in 1969. Its exhibition includes about 600 Rockwell’s paintings and 100 000 letters, photos and other artifacts

 
Taj Boston

The Big E (Eastern States Exposition)

The Eastern States Exposition houses plenty of different educational and entertainment events, including one of the largest US fairs - The Big E.

 
Union Oyster House