Massachusetts was where the original colonists settled and it has a lot of historically significant things to see and do. There are also plenty of parks and family friendly places to make any trip to Massachusetts one to remember.

51. Six Flags New England(Agawam)

Six Flags New England is a family friendly amusement park with plenty of thrill rides, including multiples wooden and metal roller-coasters. There’s also Hurricane Harbor water park, kiddie rides, dining, and live entertainment. You’ll need a whole day here to ride everything.

52. Cape Cod Potato Chip Factory (Hyannis)

Cape Cod Potato Chips is a top tourist stop with around 250,000 visitors every year. These kettle cooked potato chips started in a small storefront in 1980 and, thanks to their all natural ingredients, soon became world famous. The self-guided factory tours are available Monday through Friday from 9 am – 5 pm.

53. Nantucket Bookworks (Nantucket)

Nantucket Bookworks is an interesting, eclectic bookstore on the island of Nantucket. In addition to rare and interesting books, they also sell gifts, kids games, and knick knacks. There’s a kids area here, too, so next time you’re on Nantucket, spend an hour or so in the hidden gem.

54. USS Constitution (Charlestown)

The USS Constitution is the oldest battleship in the world and in located in Boston Harbor. It’s part of the Freedom Trail and on-board tours are free. “Old Ironsides” is staffed with active Navy sailors who act as historians about the ship’s past. Hours are limited, so make sure you check the website before you go.

55. Count Orlok’s Nightmare Gallery (Salem)

This is a museum housing a private collection of full sized movie monster figures. There’s classic and more modern monsters on display, including vampires, zombies, and demons. This is a unique, one of a kind place. Spend 1-2 hours here and get totally spooked.

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