Massachusetts was one of the original 13 colonies, and the state is where GoNOMAD has its headquarters. Read articles about the Bay State, from the excitement of Boston to the beauty of Stockbridge in the Berkshires and everything in between.
Amtrak and other Rail Travel news for Massachusetts and New England. An update about new service, new train stations in Connecticut and Vermont.
Boston is the home of the T, the transit system that dates back to 1897 and is in sore need of improvement. Hope is coming, we report
Springfield MA’s attractions for tourists, and best restaurants, hotels, museums and the MGM casino. A tourist guide to Springfield.
Foliage tours are one of the most popular things to enjoy from the highway in Massachusetts.
The seaplane from Plymouth to Boston offers a fast commute right to the Financial District.
Ipswich Massachusetts is famous for two things. Crane Beach and fried clams. Shelley Rotner takes a nightime dune walk and stays at the Inn at Castle Hill.
Cape Ann, Massachusetts. The north shore of Boston–Rockport, Gloucester, Essex and Manchester-by-the-Sea, for history, seafood, art galleries.
The late Eric Carle was among the country’s top children’s book authors, his museum in Amherst Mass celebrates the picture book in many ways, visiting the Carle Museum.
Museums of Lowell Massachusetts Jack Kerouac’s hometown. What you see in museums including textile museums and history about the famous author.
Provincetown, Cape Cod Massachusetts. A mid-winter escape to this famous bastion of Gay freedom and sand at the tip of the Cape, for oysters, cod and sunshine.
Worcester, Massachusett’s second-largest city is in the midst of a renaissance, fueled by commuter rail to Boston, breweries and concert halls and much more
MGM Springfield offers more than just its casino; from over the top service, food, amenities and a stay you won’t forget, to spa treatments and movies.
Ipswich, Massachusetts. This north shore town is full of historic homes, Crane Beach, and of course the Clam Box and other purveyors of Ipswich Clams.
Hidden in northeastern Massachusetts, Dogtown is a place, part park and part abandoned settlement, that is equal parts legend and history.