The city of Boston is filled with lots of fun things to do! Boston contains plenty of historical sites, the world-famous Freedom Trail, excellent sports teams, and a beautiful harbor. There is something fun for everyone to do in Boston! We have frequently visited Boston, and it’s one of our favorite cities. I’ve visited Boston…
The oldest public park in the United States is the Boston Common, and the Public Garden was the first public botanical garden. I’ve visited Boston at least half a dozen times, and I always visit these parks. Together they have over 70 acres of urban green space right in the middle of downtown Boston. The…
Flying into or out of Boston? Staying at a hotel near Boston’s airport can make for a smoother travel day. Thankfully there are a ton of great hotel options near Boston Logan International Airport. In this post, we’re sharing everything we know about the best Boston hotels near the airport. We did the research so…
Planning a trip to Boston? Boston is a perfect getaway and it’s one of our favorite places to visit. With tons of history, museums, and trendy restaurants, there’s something for everyone to see in Boston. Choosing the right hotel can really make or break your trip, so it’s important to find the perfect hotel for…
One of my favorite places to spend an afternoon in the city is at the Boston Common. Because of its prime location downtown, there’s tons of great restaurants within walking distance. In this post, I’m sharing my picks for the 10 best restaurants near Boston Common. Map We created this map so you can easily…
Boston is filled with historic landmarks, and the best way to see them all is by walking the Freedom Trail. The Freedom Trail is a marked pedestrian trail that connects some of the city’s most important historical sites. When we visited Boston, we just followed the red brick line and it took us to all…
Planning a trip to Portland, Maine? Maine is the northernmost New England state and it’s home to the coastal city of Portland. Portland has small-town charm while simultaneously being the state’s most populous city. It was even ranked as one of the Top 10 places to live in the United States, so it’s no wonder…
I used to live in New England, and I loved visiting Vermont! From rustic maple farms to craft breweries, there is something for everyone. I enjoyed many weekend excursions over the years to Vermont. One of my favorite memories was visiting for a half marathon race weekend! It was so cool to run through the countryside….
New Hampshire might be one of the smallest states in the country, but it’s packed full of things to do. The state is home to the White Mountains, has 18 miles of coastline, and plenty of quaint New England towns. New Hampshire is filled with colonial history, covered bridges, and outdoor recreational opportunities. During the…
As the capital of Connecticut, the city of Hartford has plenty of activities and things to do. Hartford is the fourth largest city in Connecticut. It was founded in 1635, so it’s also one of the oldest cities in the United States. I lived in Connecticut for several years, and I feel like Hartford has…
Sand Beach in Acadia National Park is the only sandy beach in the entire park. While Acadia has miles of rugged coastline, Sand Beach stands out as the only place where we could dig our toes in the sand and watch the waves roll in. (We didn’t swim because the water is freezing cold, but…
The Beehive Loop trail is one of the most popular hikes in Acadia National Park. The trail is famous for its steep ascent (requiring iron rung ladders), narrow cliffs, and spectacular views. We love hiking in national parks, and the Beehive Trail remains one of our favorite hikes of all time. The iron rungs and…
