This travel guide presents 53 different trips in New England. What sets it apart from other guidebooks is its themed-based trips. Diner Diving, Connecticut Wine Trail, Book Hunting in the Pioneer Valley, 60 Lighthouses in 60 Hours and many more.

New England boasts claim to many of America's "firsts". From sports to innovation, find out which state passed the first automobile law, produced the first insurance company, alarm clock, shopping mall, auto race, circus and more.

Wonderfully diverse in culture, fine dining and the arts, Moody Street in Waltham Massachusetts is an oasis of eclectic entertainment. At night you can hear the music and people partying and having fun, sometimes even from the rooftops.

The Sandwich Boardwalk is 1000 feet of personalized planks laid down across Mill Creek and the Old Harbor Marsh in Sandwich Massachusetts. The marsh is full of fish, fowl and various invertebrates that live in the shallow, reed encased saltwater creeks and children always enjoy visiting here.

The Mashpee Commons is an outdoor shopping village in Mashpee Massachusetts and it is known to locals simply as "The Commons". What The Commons excels at is unique gifts. There are more specialty gift stores here than anything else. It is a wonderful shopping experience.

Of the many magical and enlightening experiences that I have had at Menemsha, a fishing village that sits on Chilmark Harbor of Martha's Vineyard island, one of them stands out in my memory. I had arrived at the island by boat to be wed on the beach of Menemsha at sunset. The harbor here is renown

Amid the forests of Carver Massachusetts, in the months of October to September, a very special event is held each year. There is no pavement here, only dirt paths that wind their way past castle gates, cottages and jousting tournaments with knights on real horses. Come see our King Richard's Faire

I’ve been hearing a lot of talk about people with Celiac disease lately and have a few friends that are dealing with it, so when I heard about Idgy’s Gluten Free Restaurant opening up in Yarmouth of Cape Cod Ma, I decided to go check it out.

Standing at the death’s doorway entrance of Cobb’s Hill cemetery in Barnstable Massachusetts, I shuffled my feet nervously as our tour guide explained why death’s doorways were a part of New England cemeteries built in the 1800s. The Puritans believed that....

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