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

Join excited crowds enjoying harbor-side views, Revolutionary War-era landmarks, as well as superb restaurants and museums along this thriving waterfront.

One of the world’s widest cable-stayed bridges graces Boston’s skyline with a functional monument to the city’s long commitment to democracy and freedom.

Join excited crowds enjoying harbor-side views, Revolutionary War-era landmarks, as well as superb restaurants and museums along this thriving waterfront.

Between its striking modern building and its vast collections of contemporary art, this museum on Boston’s waterfront provides delights to enjoy at every turn.  

Celebrate this state’s famous past as one of the original 13 colonies. Enjoy its historic sites, relaxing seashore and modern urban excitement.

Between its striking modern building and its vast collections of contemporary art, this museum on Boston’s waterfront provides delights to enjoy at every turn.  

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. 

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

Celebrate this state’s famous past as one of the original 13 colonies. Enjoy its historic sites, relaxing seashore and modern urban excitement.

Explore beaches, shop for Cape Cod souvenirs or sail the waters around this coastal village, which was the preferred vacation spot of former president John. F. Kennedy. 

Enjoy breathtaking views of Boston and delve into the region’s revolutionary history at this iconic granite monument.

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

One of the world’s widest cable-stayed bridges graces Boston’s skyline with a functional monument to the city’s long commitment to democracy and freedom.

Explore beaches, shop for Cape Cod souvenirs or sail the waters around this coastal village, which was the preferred vacation spot of former president John. F. Kennedy.