Massachusetts

From the historic streets of Boston to the serene shores of Cape Cod, travelers come to Massachusetts for a variety of experiences. Among them: learning about the state’s colonial history, eating iconic New England dishes like clam chowder and lobster rolls, exploring charming coastal towns, and indulging in the vibrant arts and culture scene.

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Planning your trip

Use these articles, resources, and guides to plan and inspire your next trip to Massachusetts.

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HOTELS
From Victorian London to Boston and Pasadena, Langham hotels continue to define timeless elegance and modern hospitality.
Recover the Scandinavian way at Prospect in the Berkshires, through nature, clean air, and multiple sauna sessions.
Architecture, history, and fitness star in these exclusive club hotels that let nonmembers check in.
Whether you want to stay in a historic neighborhood, on the water, or in the middle of Red Sox Nation, Boston’s hotel scene delivers.
New England is brimming with historic grande dames, design-minded boutique hotels, wellness retreats, and glamping getaways.
Hotels can introduce their guests to the creativity that surrounds them—and reveal canvases visitors may not otherwise see.
These are the best U.S. hotels for watching one of the most spectacular night-sky events of the year.
RESOURCES TO HELP PLAN YOUR TRIP
Fall is one of the best times to visit this stunning part of the Bay State.
6 Things That Will Happen to You When You Visit Martha’s Vineyard
12 Amazing Trips to Take with Your Dad
The 50 Best Things to Do this Summer in All 50 States: The Northeast
The Best Places to Bike and Eat in the World
How to See the Boston Marathon Like a Pro (According to a Hotel Concierge)
The Best New Local Designers Around the Country
In the “Eat U.S.A” special section in the May, 2014 issue, we asked four culinary luminaries to tell us about a food pilgrimage.