Named by 3 of 32. The BerkshiresWestern Massachusetts, United StatesThe Berkshires offer small towns, music, museums, hiking and fall color.Fall color is strong in the Berkshires and along the Mohawk Trail.
Named by 3 of 33. PlymouthMassachusetts, United StatesPlymouth is part of a strong American history route with Boston, Salem, Lexington and Concord.
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4. Boston
Massachusetts, United States
Boston is the natural starting point for first-time visitors, with history, museums, sports and harbor views.
The Freedom Trail is a red-brick walking route linking Revolutionary-era sites.
Named by 2 of 35. SalemMassachusetts, United StatesSalem is best known for the 1692 witch trials and also has maritime history and historic homes.October is extremely crowded, so spring, summer or early fall are quieter.
Named by 2 of 36. Martha's VineyardMassachusetts, United StatesMartha's Vineyard is grouped with Cape Cod and Nantucket for coastal and island scenery.
7. CambridgeMassachusetts, United StatesCambridge is just across the Charles River from Boston, with Harvard Square, MIT and bookstores.It suits travelers who like college-town energy and walkable streets.
Named by 3 of 31. Cape CodCape Cod suits beach travelers, with whale watching and island ferries nearby.New England beaches here are classic but not tropical.Best time to visit Cape CodBest beaches in Cape CodBest places to visit in Cape Cod
Named by 3 of 32. The BerkshiresThe Berkshires offer small towns, music, museums, hiking and fall color.Fall color is strong in the Berkshires and along the Mohawk Trail.
Named by 3 of 33. PlymouthPlymouth is part of a strong American history route with Boston, Salem, Lexington and Concord.
