As houses go, New England lighthouses are pretty plain — yet these sturdy sentinels have become must-sees for every visitor.
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Cooking Advice
Hog Wild | Exploring New England’s Barbecue Scene
From baby back ribs to smoked beef brisket, here’s where to get your hands on the best BBQ in New England.
Rhode Island
Bristol, Rhode Island | Could You Live Here?
The historic coastal town of Bristol, Rhode Island, greets spring with famous gardens, sailing, cycling, and lots of savory food.
From opening day at Fenway Park to flower festivals, we’ve rounded up a collection of New England spring events that are worth the drive.
Rhode Island
Scenes from Spring in Bristol, Rhode Island
Wind and water fuel the narrative of Bristol, Rhode Island. There’s a reason so many winning America’s Cup yachts were built here. “Narragansett Bay is the ‘it’ place for wind,” says Joanne Murrman, a docent at Linden Place, the graceful Federal mansion in the heart of downtown. And even when you’re not on it, the […]
New Hampshire
Top 10 New Hampshire Winter Events
Classic winter sports, town festivals, an inn-to-inn chocolate tour — our perennial favorite New Hampshire winter events have it all.
Lay claim to a Newport mansion of your own on a grand avenue that tycoons once called home.
From thrilling ski contests to tasty food festivals, we’ve rounded up regional events that are worth the drive.
Magazine
Taking the Wheel
A novice boat captain in Stony Creek, Connecticut, learns to navigate the choppiest waters of her young life.
Wondering where to find some of the best jewelry stores in New England? Here are five destinations where admiring, making, or shopping for jewelry can add sparkle to your stay.
If you’re looking to mix sightseeing and saltwater cruising, these Newport, RI, boat tours are worth checking out.
New Hampshire
The Story of New Hampshire’s Capital
TIME ENOUGH FOR many changes to take place has elapsed since the ordination of young Timothy Walker in a blockhouse in the wilderness. There, in 1730, the Reverend John Barnard of Andover, Massachusetts, who had come on horseback over the rough trail to the Plantation of Penny-Cook which he firmly believed to be the former […]