Feed your inner foodie in Massachusetts. Whet your appetite with fresh seafood from the Atlantic, like steamed lobster, fried clams, or New England/the-only-acceptable-kind-of clam chowder. Dig into a plate of authentic Italian food in Boston’s North End, try something new in Chinatown, and indulge in a wide array of cuisine considered some of the best in the country.

Play in the waves at Coast Guard Beach, consistently ranked the #1 family beach in America. with almost 1,500 miles of coastline in Massachusetts plus countless picturesque ponds and lakes, we would very quickly run out of space!

To say Bostonians are into sports would be like saying Larry Bird was kind of good at basketball (take it from us, he was!).

You can’t go far in Massachusetts without spying someone sporting a Red Sox, Celtics, Bruins, or Patriots logo. They live for singing Sweet Caroline at Fenway Park, Pats playoff games in the snow, and losing their voices at the Boston Garden.

Art is subjective, but Bostonians boast that Massachusetts has the best art in the entire solar system. After all, it’s home to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, one of the world’s most impressive collections of fine art; Mass MoCA, the country’s most fertile site for large scale new art; and the “small but big” Worcester Art and Fitchburg Art Museums.