How would you like to visit one of the most historic regions of North America? New England offers a variety of museums, galleries, trails and tours, which guarantees you’ll have a vacation filled with opportunities to Go. Get. Rewarded.
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History buffs and adventurers alike will find plenty to do and see in New England. This region is comprised of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Rhode Island – promising the vacation of a lifetime. Here are a few places you should GO:
- Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens: Get lost in the beauty of this 270-acre botanical garden. With miles of stonework, waterfalls, fountains and scenic views, it’s a wonderful experience for kids and adults alike.
- Fenway Park: Take a tour of Fenway Park, the Boston Red Sox’s home field since 1912. During the tour, note the 37-foot-tall left field wall known as the “Green Monster.”
- Freedom Walking Trail: Follow the red brick road as it outlines a tour through 16 American Revolution sites. This self-guided tour starts at the Boston Common and ends at the Bunker Hill Monument, making it a simple 2.5-mile walk.
- Yale University Art Gallery: Experience wonder at Yale’s Art Gallery. As the oldest college art museum in America, the gallery holds 200,000 objects ranging from ancient time to present day. With new exhibits each month and free admission, there’s no excuse to miss this experience!
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Trips are meant to be remembered, so be sure to pick up memorabilia and take pictures every step of the way! GET something you can take home and cherish forever.
- Take a picture during a Whale Watch Tour: New England is one of the best places for whale watching, so pack your camera. Popular species include: Humpback, Finback and Right whales. Don’t leave New England without booking a Whale Watching Tour!
- Experience Zoar Outdoor Canopy Tours: Kick up your feet and relax – by ziplining! These 3-hour tree-based ziplines whisk you through the forest canopy, giving you an aerial view of New England. Schedule your trip soon as they fill up quickly.
- Get lost in the history of Union Oyster House: History enthusiasts will especially appreciate the Union Oyster House. The building was erected in 1704 and became a restaurant in 1826, making it America’s oldest restaurant. Many famous people have visited, such as Senator John. F. Kennedy, who read his Sunday paper there.
- Play in the Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden: This outdoor garden is filled with statues of beloved Dr. Seuss characters. Take a picture with the Cat in the Hat, befriend the Lorax and meet the Grinch.
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