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Summer and seaside inns go together like lobsters and melted butter. From Cape Cod to Down East, these are the 10 best seaside inns in New England.

Find unique gifts for everyone on your list at these merry New England holiday shopping towns.

With its top-notch restaurants, boutique shopping, and loads of historic charm, downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire is a coastal gem.

Learn how New England innkeeper Ruth Wakefield invented the most popular cookie in America (Toll House Cookies) by adding Nestle chocolate bits to her cookies.

An irresistible blend of crisp, chewy, sweet and spicy, this raisin-studded hermits recipe bakes up the perfect iced bar cookie.

Feel the joy of the season at community celebrations across the Pine Tree State.

From late September to the end of October, New England puts on a seasonal show like nowhere else—and stunning foliage is just the beginning. From foliage ziplining to the best autumn lobster roll, this list is here to help you plan your next fall adventure.

From sweet apple pie to cream-filled whoopie pies, these eight New England desserts are tried and true Yankee classics.

Looking for a fun, new way to experience the autumn color in New England? Fall foliage train tours are a great alternative to driving.

Autumn is filled with delightful reasons to explore this region that balances small-town charm with big-time appeal.

Gorgeous seaside parks, rich maritime history, and fantastic seafood are just a few reasons to visit the coastal town of New London, Connecticut.

No matter where you are in New England, these ice cream stands and shops add cold, creamy sweetness to hot summer days.