New England
From historic villages to cutting-edge galleries, verdant mountains to granite shores, clam shacks to covered bridges, New England's scenic and cultural treasures are unparalleled.
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Easing up East: New York, Cape Cod, and Boston in 11 Days
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- 1 Kayaking down the Hudson River for unprecedented views of New York City
- 2 Visiting Martha's Vineyard on a curated tour of the island's lighthouses, beaches, and villages
- 3 Tasting your way through Queens, New York, and South End, Boston, on sightseeing food crawls
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Top places to visit in New England
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Best Things to Do
New England has no shortage of things to do from hiking and wildlife watching to soaking up history and culture. Here's our pick of the best of the region.
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Best Time to Visit
As you plan your next New England trip, check out our guide to the best time to visit New England for beaches, skiing, music festivals and more.
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Best Places to Visit
New England's surprising variety extends up a rugged coast and inland to mountains where historic landmarks sit alongside working farms and ski resorts.
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