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All Attractions
Amusement parks, natural attractions, museums, children's
attractions, boat tours, whale watching, art galleries and much more.
Over 2,000 to choose from. |
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Shopping
New England is home to thousands of factory outlets, unique shops, antiques,
galleries and more. |
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Dining
From casual to fine dining, seafood to steak, it's all here — hundreds of restaurants
in all areas of New England. |
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Family
Attractions
Water parks, amusement parks and more. Click here and find all kinds
of things to do with the kids, either on vacation or a fun day trip. |
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Whale Watching
This is your New England Whale Watch guide. Many coastal areas are close
to Stellwagen Bank, the summer feeding grounds of Humpbacks and other
gentle giants of the deep. |
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White Water Rafting
Head to the rapids for a great adventure of river rafting. Many companies
offer combination packages so you can stay and enjoy an extended visit. |
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Museums & History
Surveys conducted by tourism bureaus say that history is one of the
reasons visitors mention most often as their reason for coming to
New England. Here is an extensive list of museums and other exhibits
featuring New England history. |
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Golf
This New England golf guide is comprehensive, and allows you to find
courses near area lodgings. This database includes golf courses, resorts
and miniature golf courses. |
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Farm & Animal
Exhibits
Petting zoos, farms, aquariums and other agricultural exhibits are part
of the New England heritage, and a great day of fun for kids and families. |
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Boats & Water
Tours
Kayaking and canoeing are a way to see the coastline with views
you won't see from shore. Or, you can go fishing, or take a cruise
of lighthouses, scenic rivers, harbors and lakes. Anything you
want on the water, you'll
find it here. |
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Automobile
and Train Rides & Exhibits
There are a surprising number of museums and exhibits involving antique
and other types of automobiles and trains, and you'll find them throughout
the six states. |
