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- New Hampshire
- Maine
- Massachusetts
- Rhode Island
- Connecticut
- Vermont
Discover why visitors travel back to these six New England states again and again.
New England – the birthplace of America – is filled with rich history, cultural attractions, fascinating cities, scenic villages and outdoor adventures at every turn. The New England region of the U.S. is comprised of six very unique states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont – all easily reached through the gateway city of Boston. Discover white-sand beaches, lighthouses, brilliant fall foliage, expansive lakes, panoramic mountain views and dockside restaurants with delicious seafood chowder, lobster and blueberry pie. In New England, you'll find a wealth of diverse travel experiences within just a few hours’ drive of Boston's Logan International Airport.
Cosmopolitan Connecticut
The most southern of the New England states, Connecticut is easily accessible from both New York and Boston and offers a charming New England feel with a cosmopolitan style. From rafting down the Farmington River and kayaking through the Thimble Islands to following the Connecticut Wine Trail and enjoying coastal cuisine, Connecticut provides endless options for unforgettable holidays.
Majestic Maine
Nearly as big as the rest of the New England states combined, Maine is known for its long coastline, picturesque islands and majestic mountains. Outdoor enthusiasts praise the hiking, biking and paddling. In winter, visitors can try their hand at skiing and snowboarding. Year-round, find diverse shopping experiences, ultra-fresh seafood and unique museums.
Historic Massachusetts
The start of the American Revolution, the founding of American literature, the first college, even the invention of email 40 years ago; they all happened in Massachusetts. But the Bay State is more than heritage. There are hundreds of kilometers of coastline with beautiful beaches, the Berkshire Hills in the west, charming small towns, and some of America’s best living history museums – plus the sophistication of Boston.
Grand New Hampshire
With towering Mount Washington (1,917 meters) and the grandeur of the surrounding White Mountain National Forest, the Granite State is an unforgettable mountain destination. But there are also hundreds and hundreds of lakes, most famously vast Winnipesaukee, one of America's largest. Add in historic and lively Portsmouth, the sandy seacoast and tax-free shopping, and New Hampshire really does offer something for everyone!
Mighty Rhode Island
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the U.S., but ‘Little Rhody’ proves the saying that the best things come in small packages. Visitors return time and again to enjoy peaceful coastlines and countryside, as well as some of the USA’s best-preserved heritage and finest dining, and Newport, with its grand mansions.
Scenic Vermont
Tucked between lush mountains and sweeping valleys, Vermont offers a distinct blend of natural beauty, artsy flair and historic charm. Explore locally-owned shops helmed by talented artisans, browse farmers markets and pick your own blueberries. Outdoor-lovers find plenty to enjoy year-round, from scenic hiking and biking trails to snowy slopes ideal for skiing and snowboarding. Visitors can follow the Vermont Cheese Trail, sample a maple creemee and tour acclaimed local breweries.
