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Find stunning views and charming villages everywhere you turn in this Cape Cod town with Buzzards Bay to the east and Vineyard Sound to the west.

Boston shines as Massachusetts’ revolutionary capital, from Harvard to the Freedom Trail. 

Use this seaside Massachusetts town as your gateway to explore the Outer Cape and all its attractions, including the Cape Cod National Seashore.

This seaside village offers quaint charm, history and beautiful views, as well as opportunities for marine discovery.

Discover Boston’s best-known historic landmarks on this walking tour.

Board this vessel to appreciate the experiences of brave colonists who enabled early settlement in what would become New England.

The northern half of Yarmouth is one of the town’s most appealing neighborhoods, combining stunning nature reserves with historical sights and attractions for a range of ages.

Go for a swim in the surprisingly warm water or enjoy the views across Buzzard Bay at Falmouth’s family-favorite beach.

This seaside village offers quaint charm, history and beautiful views, as well as opportunities for marine discovery.

One of central Cape Cod’s most charming resort towns is near beaches that are stunningly beautiful year-round. 

Favorable swimming conditions, great natural sights and plenty of fun activities make this beach a firm favorite among visitors to Provincetown.

Embrace the spirit of Provincetown at this busy pier, which is home to many restaurants and craft shops, as well as a pirate-themed museum.

First a shipbuilding hub and now home of Logan Airport, Boston’s easternmost neighborhood is a multicultural area with great ethnic restaurants and historic sites.

Embrace the spirit of Provincetown at this busy pier, which is home to many restaurants and craft shops, as well as a pirate-themed museum.

Join excited crowds enjoying harbor-side views, Revolutionary War-era landmarks, as well as superb restaurants and museums along this thriving waterfront.

Board this vessel to appreciate the experiences of brave colonists who enabled early settlement in what would become New England.

Go yachting, whale watching or just enjoy miles of coastal beauty on this famous Massachusetts landmark known to most as “the Cape.”

Nestled at the junction of two rivers, this pretty town has a rich history including the beginnings of American independence and several famous literary residents.

Favorable swimming conditions, great natural sights and plenty of fun activities make this beach a firm favorite among visitors to Provincetown.

Visit the place where the Mayflower dropped anchor and the Pilgrims first touched the New World, a focal point of any visit to Plymouth.