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Go yachting, whale watching or just enjoy miles of coastal beauty on this famous Massachusetts landmark known to most as “the Cape.”

Take a moment to reflect on John F. Kennedy’s defining role in American politics, as well as his untimely death, at this poignant memorial.

Find stunning views and charming villages everywhere you turn in this Cape Cod town with Buzzards Bay to the east and Vineyard Sound to the west.

This mountain range in west Massachusetts combines spectacular nature, world-class cultural destinations and charming New England towns. 

Home to two of the most prestigious universities in the U.S., Cambridge has a distinguished feel, with fine dining, museums and riverside strolls among its charms. 

Boston shines as Massachusetts’ revolutionary capital, from Harvard to the Freedom Trail. 

Located at a fork in the Housatonic River, this city provides an appealing mix of cultural diversions and outdoor pursuits. 

Parisian boulevards and elegant brownstones conjure a truly romantic atmosphere, perfect for strolling and window shopping.

Discover the beaches, galleries, public art displays and restaurants on this pleasant pathway that travels around the Boston Harbor waterfront. 

Find stunning views and charming villages everywhere you turn in this Cape Cod town with Buzzards Bay to the east and Vineyard Sound to the west.

Visit this handsome working mill to see why many visitors call this water-powered marvel their favorite attraction in Plymouth. 

Appreciate miles of sandy beaches, a quaint New England-style shopping center and a rich Native American heritage at this Cape Cod town.

Beaches extending for miles, fantastic views and interesting history set this coastal community apart from others.

In this horticultural wonder, ride an iconic swan boat, pay respects to North America’s very first tulip bed or simply lie back and watch as the world floats past. 

The oldest public park in the United States has been the stage for centuries of drama. These days it’s the perfect place to unwind.

Peace and quiet beckon visitors to this beach with its crowd-free sands, unspoiled waters and exciting ocean-based activities. 

Take a moment to reflect on John F. Kennedy’s defining role in American politics, as well as his untimely death, at this poignant memorial.

Swim in the clear, shallow waters of this sandy bay and return at low water to explore a sprawling field of fascinating tidal pools.

Use this seaside Massachusetts town as your gateway to explore the Outer Cape and all its attractions, including the Cape Cod National Seashore.

Linger on Provincetown’s beautiful northern beach for a day for surfing on dramatic seas, sunbathing on quiet sands and even doing a bit of maritime sightseeing.

Shop in the popular malls or explore the natural beauty of several community parks in one of Middlesex County’s most delightful suburbs.

Embrace the spirit of Provincetown at this busy pier, which is home to many restaurants and craft shops, as well as a pirate-themed museum.

See the most thorough documentation of the Pilgrim’s journey and settlement at one of the oldest continually running public museums in the United States.