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Massachusetts is one of the smaller states in the USA and it’s situated in the New England region in the north east of the country. Famous for its largest city, Boston, Massachusetts offers historical attractions, great scenery and culture.
Flights to Massachusetts
The Logan International Airport (airport code: BOS) is situated in Boston, and it’s the major airport for the New England region, handling over 26 million passengers per year. This means that from the UK there are numerous options for a flight to Massachusetts, including direct and indirect options. American Airlines has a direct flight to Massachusetts from London Heathrow, as do British Airways and Virgin Atlantic. A flight to Massachusetts with one connection can be taken with airlines including Aer Lingus, Icelandair, US Airways, United Airlines, BMI, and Delta Air Lines.Massachusetts Tourist Attractions
From busy cities to small coastal towns, beautiful scenery, coastal landscapes and fall colours, Massachusetts offers quite a diverse selection of attractions. Here are just a few of the most popular.Boston
Boston is Massachusetts’ top tourist attraction, attracting in the region of 16 million visitors per year who come here to experience the city’s vibrant culture and historical attractions. Boston is both the capital and the largest city by far in the state, and in the New England area. Its downtown core is where tourists spend most of their time, seeing a number of historical buildings and enjoying that vibrant cultural life. By following the ‘Freedom Trail’ you’ll get to see all of Boston’s most important landmarks and monuments including the Massachusetts State House and the Benjamin Franklin Statue.
Cape Cod
The Cape Cod region of Massachusetts is another top tourist attraction for this US state, and it too offers a diverse range of attractions all within the boundaries of this peninsula that sticks out into the Atlantic Ocean from south eastern Massachusetts. The Cape Cod National Seashore is just one part of the Cape – this is a protected area where you can experience part of the Massachusetts’ coastline that hasn’t been developed, so there are beaches and dunes along with marshes and swamps to see plus plenty of flora and fauna too.
Cape Cod also offers history as it was here, in Provincetown that the Pilgrim Fathers first landed to establish the New World. The Pilgrim Monument marks the spot of this important moment in history and the town offers an eclectic mix of galleries and stores.
The islands off the coast of Cape Cod also offer their own attractions. These are Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket and Gosnold.
The Minute Man National Historic Park
If you’re interested in learning more about the history of Massachusetts there are many places across the state where you ca find out more. The Minute Man National Historic Park is just one of these places and it’s popular because of it re-enactments of historical events that both adults and children find interesting.