Located in the New England region of the U.S., Massachusetts is widely known for its annual production of cranberries, great beaches, deep routed American history discount hotels las vegas and historical landmarks, and vibrant and coastal cities with rich heritage. The fourteenth most populous state, the bay state is also known for being a state of firsts: the first secondary school, first public high school, and first college in the country, Harvard.
Whether you planned discount hotels las vegas a two week long vacation or are visiting Massachusetts for a mere three days, you can't miss out on these "must see" places. Each location has its own unique appeal and offers visitors many attractions to see and activities to do.
Known as the "Pearl of New England," each year nearly six million people visit Cape Cod. Composed of fifteen towns with one hundred and forty-six villages throughout, Islanders and visitors alike can take pleasure in various activities. The Cape is home to ample beaches where you can spend your day soaking up the sun and enjoying the blue-green discount hotels las vegas waters. The Cape's neighboring islands, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket also offer beautiful beaches where you can go kayaking, parasailing or snorkeling. Whether you stay in a Martha's Vineyard vacation rental , Nantucket vacation rental or vacation on the Cape, you can easily discount hotels las vegas make your way over to one of the other locations by ferry.
Other activities on Cape Cod and the islands include fishing, whale watching , golfing, shopping, visiting museums and journeying through a bike tour. The Cape offers discount hotels las vegas an array of restaurants that serve food for those of all appetites as well as a lively discount hotels las vegas nightlife.
The state capital of Massachusetts and the largest city in the state, over eighteen million people visit Boston each year. This world-class city offers visitors a cultural exploration of American history, champion sports arenas, and popular restaurants and breweries.
Boston is well-known as being home to major historical American Revolution events including the Boston Massacre and Boston Tea Party. Also, many battles occurred in Boston including the Battle of Bunker Hill and the Siege of Boston. If you're a baseball enthusiast, then you should visit Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox and catch a game. The team was formed in 1901, and within just two short years later, the Red Sox won the first World Series by defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates.
If you like the hit-television show Cheers , then check out the restaurant Cheers Boston , where the classic TV show was filmed. Located in the Beacon Hill District, you can enjoy pub food, music and good company with your friends or family. Also stop by the Sam Adams Brewery where you can watch how beer is brewed and enjoy a taste of the final product.
If witches and spells are what you want to see, then Salem is the place to be. Don't miss out on taking a ride on the Salem Trolley , which will guide you on a one hour narrated tour through historic Salem. You can also visit the Salem Witch Museum or journey though the Salem Witch Walk and learn about the ancient beliefs of witches, witchcraft, spells and potions.
While Salem is commonly known for the Salem Witchcraft Trials of 1692, Salem offers visitors more than just witches and spells. The city streets are composed of many artists and musicians, various fine dining restaurants, museums to explore and shops to visit. If you like music, then stop by at just about any local café and listen to local musicians. You can find world famous artwork discount hotels las vegas at the Peabody Essex Museum or visit Forest River Park where you can have a picnic or spend a day on one of the two beaches.
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