The best time to visit New England for fall colors is in September and October. Greenery changes into red, orange, and yellow. Summer is also a great time to get out into nature and experience the great outdoors that New England is famous for, especially if you want to spend time by the water at some of the region’s most beautiful beaches on Martha’s Vineyard or Nantucket.

The whole New England region is a top destination for couples in summer and fall, but it also offers spectacular springs and beautiful winters!

Whether or not you have a special occasion coming up, it’s the perfect excuse to book a luxurious, cozy stay nestled in a New England Inn.  You can participate in snowshoeing, sleigh rides, skiing, or simply sitting by a roaring fireplace. Summertime means a romantic paddle around the lake in a complimentary kayak, canoe, or rowboat.

New England is a picturesque area filled with endless opportunities for recreation, entertainment, and education.

Whether you are into history, sports, photography, great dining, or the outdoors, you are bound to find more than a few things to do. Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont all have one thing in common: beautiful natural forested lands.

Here are the top three picks:

Walk the Historic Freedom Trail

Boston’s famous 2.5-mile journey takes you through 16 sights of historical significance, from America’s oldest park, Boston Common, to the USS Constitution in Charleston.

A brick pathway guides you along the way. You will want to bring the camera along as you will pass some of the country’s oldest cemeteries, most beautiful architecture and parks, and the most important landmarks.

A trip to Boston is not complete until you embark upon the Freedom Trail.

Salem Massachusetts

Salem encompasses many of the attractions that bring people to Massachusetts: early American history and literature, seafaring lore, a lively arts scene, history and art museums, cool cruises, and good dining.

In Salem, you can learn about the infamous witch trials of 1692, tour the real House of the Seven Gables, and visit a national park of Colonial maritime life and trade.

Take a beautiful waterfront drive to get to the fine dining and art galleries of nearby Gloucester and Rockport.s.

Below are a few additional points of interest:

Mount Washington Cog Railway, NH   

If you like trains and being out in nature, this is perfect for you. The oldest mountain-climbing cog railway in the world will take you up to the summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire, affording you spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.

Yale University Art Gallery, CT   

This expansive and free art museum in New Haven has an impressive collection of art from the 1500s to the modern-day. You can just as easily pop in here for an hour or spend a whole day exploring the treasures on display.

MIT Museum, MA

With plenty of hands-on exhibitions, this iconic museum is perfect for rainy afternoons in Cambridge. Here, you can experiment with and learn about many different things, ranging from chemistry to fine art. There are also often special exhibitions on the intersection between art and technology that are worth checking out.

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