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.

11. Red Lion Inn (Stockbridge)

In 1773, a tavern called the Red Lion opened in the Berkshires. After various owners and modifications, the Red Lion Inn opened as a year round place to stay in 1969. It has 125 guest rooms, casual and elegant dining options, and a gift shop that sells products from Berkshire artisans. This is a beautiful, interesting place to spend a weekend in the Berkshires.

12. Cape Ann (Various)

Cape Ann is at the rocky, north eastern part of Massachusetts. It’s composed of four regions – Rockport, Gloucester, Essex, and Manchester by the Sea. You’ll find opportunities to whale watch, fish, boat, go to the beach, as well as visit museums, spas, and many parks and trails. This is a great place for a week long vacation.

13. Wachusett Mountain (Princeton)

From the summit of Wachusett Mountain, you get the unique view of Mount Monadnock in New Hampshire, the Berkshires, and the Boston Skyline all at the same time. Here, you’ll find forests, ponds, streams, and meadows to hike as well as skiing and outdoor sports. There’s a lot to do here, it’s a perfect place for a fun and adventurous weekend getaway.

14. Newbury Street (Boston)

A unique commercial district in Boston, it has an interesting history of having once been under the water in Boston Harbor until the area was filled in for expansion which was completed in 1870. Once residential, Newbury Street is now considered the Rodeo Drive of the west, but with beautiful old buildings with a European design flair. Spend an afternoon shopping here and getting to know this beautiful part of the city.

15. Old South Meeting House (Boston)

In 1729, this was where the Boston Tea Party was planned and launched. Here, you’ll learn about the tea party, take part in a scavenger hunt, and see the place where the discourse and debate began that led to the American Revolution. Allow yourself about an hour here.

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