Massachusetts offers famous vacation destinations like Boston and Cape Cod. Here, we focus on the best cheap travel destinations in the Bay State including museums, beaches and places to eat and walk.
One of the most fun, inexpensive Boston travel attractions I’ve ever experienced was taking an official guided tour of Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. incredibly entertaining and informative, this 50-minute tour gave us comprehensive information and a greater perspective and appreciation of Fenway Park. Seeing the...
Spring is the the air (at least today) here in New England and the urge to travel, for many, becomes greater. We can sense that it won’t be too long before barbecues, beaches and baseball become staples of the warmer weather seasons. Just want to remind you that our New...
Framingham Patch editor Susan Petroni recently wrote a terrific short article on five ways to save money in the Framingham, Mass., area. This week’s money-saving tips include deals on glasses, dresses, lunch and dinner, and fresh fish for Ash Wednesday. You can access the article at the Framingham Patch...
It’s hard to believe that this seemingly endless New England winter will soon give way to spring, and two fun, famous New England events — the Boston Marathon and the Patriot’s Day Weekend Parades in Lexington and Concord, Mass. Lexington and Concord are well-known as the starting points of...
Editor’s note: thanks to Blaine for tipping us on our NewEnglandInfo Twitter Page about the West Boylston Cinema! We’re not going to bore you here with “When I was your age, movies cost only…,” but the truth is that it would be nice to return to those low-cost matinee...
We just received a fantastic, detailed “New England travel tips article” from Ariane Doud, of Matter Communications, writing about family-fun activities and attractions in the wonderful, small North Shore coastal city of Gloucester, Mass. Thanks, Ariane, for this great info, which we are confident will be quite valuable to...
Hard to believe that only 20 minutes from bustling downtown Boston, Mass., is the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation’s Blue Hills Reservation with 125 miles of trails over 7,000 acres from Quincy to Dedham and Milton to Randolph. With 635-ft. Great Blue Hill looking like a mountain in...