"Welcome to Massachusetts, the home of the patriot, Paul Revere, the freshest
lobster you'll ever taste, get-away-from-it-all island retreats, and spectacular
white-water rafting. You'll find there's so much to see, the hardest part of your trip
will be deciding what to do first! But don't take our word for it. Check out all the
things to do (we've even included instructions on how to eat those succulent
lobsters)"
"Located less than three hours from both the New York City and Boston metropolitan
areas, the Berkshires are a convenient getaway. Enjoy music, theatre, dance, museums,
historic sites, skiing, golf, tennis, hiking, bicycling, antiquing, shopping, browsing,
dining at one of our many restaurants or just relaxing in front of a fire at one of our
inns or B&B's. Dining in the Berkshires is memorable, offering a range of menus,
settings, and ambiance. From the most elegant candlelight dinner to the simplest
breakfast, your palate and pocketbook will surely be pleased."
"With its wealth of museums and national parks, the Greater Merrimack Valley offers
important and exciting Colonial and industrial era history lessons for all ages. The
regions also prides itself on its first-rate accommodations, eateries, shopping venues and
meeting facilities - many of which combine the best amenities of the old and modern New
England."
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