By Danita Fausek
Explore New England on the weekends by visiting any one of the incredible historic sites, museums, zoos, aquariums or spas situated in the six states that make up the New England area. Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont have all be an integral part of the history of the
United States and the American Revolution. From whale watching on the Atlantic Ocean to seeing the fall colors by steam train through the countryside, New England has everything you could want for a weekend getaway.
Romantic Weekends
romance your sweetheart with a weekend at one of New England's many fabulous spas. From Boston to Martha's Vineyard, the inns and spas available all feature fine food, relaxing atmosphere and romantic settings. Many are located in historic homes or country inns. The Inn at Thorn Hill & Spa in Jackson Village, New Hampshire, for example, not only offers champagne and candlelight meals in its romance package, but was also listed as one of Conde Nast Traveler's top three hotels in 2008 for food.
Family Weekends
Treat your family to a weekend experience. Young and old alike will enjoy the attractions in Plymouth, Massachusetts. With trips on the Atlantic Ocean to whale watch, or pirate adventures that are sure to excite all ages, Plymouth is just one location in New England that has activities for all ages to enjoy.
Educational Weekends
There's no reason that education and history can't be fun for the entire family. Consider visiting one of the many eco-aquariums and zoos spread throughout the New England States. Walk in the steps of history as you take the Freedom Trail in Boston that includes 16 of the United States most historic sites. Or visit one of the incredible museums that feature everything from dinosaurs (The Dinosaur Place, Montville, CT) to period reenactments (Strawbery Banke Museum, Portsmouth, NH). Learning can be fun for the entire family.
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About the Author:
Based in Wisconsin, Danita Fausek’s 30-year working career includes jobs in administration, construction, remodeling, teaching quality processes and art classes, and event planning. With a degree in photography, she ran her own business for more than 15 years. In addition, Dani has immersed herself in various hobbies including gardening, needlecraft and jewelry making. She brings all of this expertise to her writing.
