What To See & Do in New England - Attractions, Events, More
Here's your guide to attractions and sightseeing highlights in the six New England states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, plus neighboring New York, along with information on events and happenings in the region.
Abraham Lincoln was born in a Kentucky log cabin and admitted to the bar in Illinois. He was inaugurated president in 1861 in Washington, DC, and he delivered his most famous address in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. America's most-tested president may not have had strong ties to New England, but there are still several places in the region where you can honor Lincoln's legacy during the 2009 celebrat…
Mountain drives. New England is famous for scenic drives, and some of the best take you to the summits of the region's mountains. Here's your guide to five mountain drives.
Here in New England, where frugality has always been a virtue, some of my favorite attractions remain open to the public absolutely free of charge. One of the top 10 free attractions on my list even offers visitors free beer!
Are you an animal lover? There are many opportunities for up-close interaction with New England's fauna. Here are some animal adventures you're sure to find memorable.
Want to spend a night at the museum? Here is your guide to New England museums that host overnight visits. A night at the museum is a perfect field trip activity for a school class, scout group, sports team or other group.
