With deep New England roots, a vibrant art scene, and a flashy new hotel district, there’s plenty to see and do in Hartford, Connecticut.
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New Hampshire
Best of New Hampshire | 2019 Editors’ Choice Awards
Looking for top-notch dining, lodging, and attractions in the Granite State? Here are 30 picks from our editors for the best of New Hampshire.
Massachusetts
Best of Boston & Cambridge | 2019 Editors’ Choice Awards
Looking for top-notch dining, lodging, and attractions in Beantown? Here are nearly 20 picks from our editors for the best of Boston and Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Each residential renovation builds toward the next for these creative Rhode Island rehabbers, from a c. 1800 schoolhouse to the white-shingled water tower on the grounds of the Samuel Church Estate.
New Hampshire
The Many Worlds of Winnipesaukee
New England’s most popular summer lake holds something for everyone: the tourist, the nature lover, the seeker of seclusion.
Schussing and noshing in Stowe, Vermont, the ski capital of the East.
From thrilling ski contests to tasty food festivals, we’ve rounded up regional events that are worth the drive.
From fine food and wedding dresses to hardware and the latest neighborhood news, the general store was the original one-stop shop. Learn where to find our favorite general store in every New England state.
Massachusetts
If You Gild It, They Will Come | Christmas at the Eustis Estate in Milton, Massachusetts
With its display of 19th-century holiday finery, the Eustis Estate in Milton, Massachusetts, invites visitors into the seasonal magic of historic homes.
When Pam Kueber bought her 1951 ranch in Lenox, Massachusetts, she became one of the country’s leading advocates for aquamarine kitchens, Formica, and crazy midcentury appliances.
Rhode Island
Bristol, RI | Hotels & Inns Guide
Whether you’re a history buff, outdoors lover, or sailing nut, plan a great weekend escape with our roundup of Bristol, RI, hotels and inns.
At this classic 1750s farmstead in New Salem, Massachusetts, each passing era has left its own mark—or mystery.