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Most Interesting Homes in New England

Join Yankee as we visit the inspiring location of a classic childhood story and walk the same paths as some of our most beloved characters.

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10 New England Fall Foliage Towns You Don’t Want to Miss This Autumn

There’s more to fall in New England than the amazing views of autumn foliage. From apple picking and browsing farmers’ markets to visiting unique shops and, of course, sampling great food, picking the right autumn destination is no easy matter. To guide you to the perfect fall experience, we’ve put together a list of ten of our favorite foliage towns.

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How to Make Chicken and Dumplings from Scratch

Get the best comfort food recipes New England has to offer from the editors and readers of Yankee magazine. Your Yankee All-Access Charter Membership is your ticket to a satisfying meal.

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New England’s Best Day Trip

Take a ride along the coast of southern New England with Yankee magazine as we explore a quiet escape, where you can feast on local produce and a plate of sea-to-table takeout with a view of the beautiful, sparkling ocean below.

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A History of Maple Syrup in New England with Recipes

Discover the greatest trips, the ultimate events, the most delicious food and recipes, remarkable New England gardens and homes, and the spell-binding stories that make New England special, in the latest edition of Yankee magazine.

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The 20 Best Hotels in New England for Beach Lovers

Join Yankee magazine as we take a tour of some of the famous, and not-so-famous, seaside destinations in New England. Discover where your next vacation or weekend excursion will take you.

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The 10 Best Winter Weekend Getaways in New England

In one New Hampshire town, you can blink and miss the turn-off—and what a pity that would be. Venture through a covered bridge to enter another era, one where serenity and stirring scenery merge to create an ideal escape from modernity at any time of the year, but especially in the winter months. With a circular green, ringed by inns, antiques shops, and cafés, it has been home to a thriving town since the mid-19th century. But don’t expect any commercialism; that’s a few miles down the road.

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