The Best of New England Fly & Drive

ABOUT THE DESTINATION:

Welcome to Boston, where history and modernity harmonize in a vibrant cityscape. Wander along the Freedom Trail to discover revolutionary landmarks, explore the historic cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill, and visit the iconic Boston Common. Immerse yourself in the city's rich cultural scene at world-class museums and catch a game at Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Indulge in diverse culinary delights in neighborhoods like the North End and experience the lively atmosphere at Quincy Market. With a unique blend of charm, intellect, and a maritime spirit, Boston invites you to explore its dynamic and captivating character.

ABOUT THE DESTINATION: Two hours north of Boston is Portland, the capital of the state of Maine, known for its gastronomic offer and beer production. We can stroll through the cobbled streets of Puerto Viejo and visit shops and art galleries. To eat you should go to J's Oyster, an old school place where you can taste a good lobster and other seafood. In Eventide, a much more modern and modern restaurant, the offer of oysters that welcome us as soon as we enter will leave us wanting to return. From Portland you can take a ferry to some island of Casco Bay, such as Peaks Island, where only 15 minutes from the capital seems to time slows down. You can rent a golf cart to walk around or get our bike to the boat. You should visit the state's oldest lighthouse, Portland Head Light.

ABOUT THE DESTINATION: Manchester is New Hampshire’s largest city. There is so much to do, see and experience in Manchester, including major concerts and AHL Hockey at the Verizon Wireless Arena, AA minor league baseball at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, live performances at the historic Palace Theatre or exhibits at its renowned museums such as the Currier Museum of Art, the Millyard Museum and the SEE ScienceCenter. Located in the heart of New England, Manchester is also conveniently located within an hour’s drive of Boston.

ABOUT THE DESTINATION: Stowe stands out among the towns that make up the state of Vermont, USA. This town is very popular for its cultural activity and in winter for its ski resort installed in the natural environment of Mount Mansfield. In it you can take the Gondola SkyRide that goes up to the top of the mountain offering a spectacular panoramic view. In addition, in Stowe, is the Gold Brook Covered Bridge, one of the five bridges that remain from the 19th century. Overall, Stowe is an ideal destination at any time of year as it has so much to offer: craft fairs, museums and galleries, music and theater shows, and seasonal activities like outdoor film festivals. We highlight its world-famous landscape for its foliage in fall, the green hills that can be seen in summer and the cozy snowy winters. No matter if you are looking for outdoor activities or a breathtakingly beautiful change of scenery, in Stowe, one of Vermont's most unique and beloved cities, you will find what you are looking for.

ABOUT THE DESTINATION: Luckily for travelers, Springfield is one of the Northeast's most walkable cities. Most of its historic sites, points of interest, and entertainment venues are clustered in the Metro Center neighborhood (aka downtown, where the skyscrapers are.) Thanks to Springfield's recent economic and cultural resurgence, tourist sites are well marked, as are many architecturally significant buildings. The Basketball Hall of Fame and Forest Park - both of which are well worth visiting - are Springfield's only major tourist sites outside of Metro Center; however, the Basketball Hall of Fame is within walking distance (it's less than a mile south of Metro Center, along the Connecticut River.) If you'd like to explore Springfield beyond Metro Center - perhaps experience Frederick Law Olmsted's Forest Park, his largest work next to NYC's Central Park - or further explore the artsy Pioneer Valley (maybe check out bohemian Northampton or Amherst, one of America's best-known university towns,) the clean, green, and reliable Pioneer Valley Transit Authority (PVTA) [26] offers service to every Springfield neighborhood, and throughout the Pioneer Valley's cities and towns north to Amherst. For a mere $1.35 ($3.00 for an all day pass) on the PVTA, you can ride the 15 miles from Springfield to the counter-culture mecca of Northampton, or the 18 miles to student-centric Amherst, and vice versa. The PVTA is a cheap and an easy way to experience this compact and diverse region. Many of the routes that do not serve major points do not run after 7pm-8pm. Meanwhile service on weekends is limited, especially on Sundays, when intervals between buses can be up to 2 hours. You should be aware of the schedule of whatever bus route your using.

ABOUT THE DESTINATION: Cape Cod is one of the quintessential summer areas on the east coast of the United States. Located between Boston and New York, this was one of the first places in North America to be settled by the English pilgrims who arrived aboard the Mayflower in the fall of 1620. Before their arrival this place was inhabited by the Wampanoang tribe. Today it is an ideal place to travel by car, stopping at different locations or making a route through its many lighthouses and idyllic landscapes in which the coast in many cases presents its wild state since the strong erosion generated by the ocean does not allow them to be built. large hotel complexes. Some of the cities or towns that you should not miss are, Hyannis, one of the largest cities on Cape Cod and the quintessential summer resort of the Kennedy family; Sandwich, a small town that was one of the first cities founded in the area, Chatam, a small town with a mandatory stop to see its lighthouse, one of the most famous; Provincetown, one of the liveliest cities, with a lot of atmosphere and gay friendly. if you go, don't forget to try their famous lobster. Some other points of interest are Eastham, Truro or Falmouth. Throughout the area you will find a very varied offer of accommodation, restaurants and activities.

ABOUT THE DESTINATION:

Welcome to Boston, where history and modernity harmonize in a vibrant cityscape. Wander along the Freedom Trail to discover revolutionary landmarks, explore the historic cobblestone streets of Beacon Hill, and visit the iconic Boston Common. Immerse yourself in the city's rich cultural scene at world-class museums and catch a game at Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Indulge in diverse culinary delights in neighborhoods like the North End and experience the lively atmosphere at Quincy Market. With a unique blend of charm, intellect, and a maritime spirit, Boston invites you to explore its dynamic and captivating character.