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Historic Boston

Historic Boston

This historic walk is a relatively quick and easy way to visit a number of historic sites in the downtown area.
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No party like Dixie's!
Dixie is like no Tupperware lady I remember! Dixie Longate, the fast-talking Tupperware Lady, packed up her plastic, left her kids in an Alabama...

A Tank Away

Keene, N.H.

Keene, N.H.

A lively small town filled with shops, cafes, restaurants, and museums.

World Class

Madrid, Spain

A semester in Madrid

Though BC senior Michael Polark studied Spanish for five years, he still found a daunting language barrier.

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Readers' pet pics

Readers' pet pics

See pets on summer vacation.
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Best of secret spaces

Best of secret spaces

Hidden T stations, behind the scoreboard, inside famous clock towers, and more — take a peek around Boston's hidden gems and secret spots.
boston visitors guide

Boston visitors' guide

Where to eat, play, sleep, shop.
Spa and luxury guide

Spa and luxury guide

"Aahs" in Boston and beyond.
zoo babies

Zoo babies

Lions and tigers and bears — oh my! See baby animals from around the world.

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A novel setting

A novel setting

See the other life in resilient Guernsey, the only British territory occupied by the Germans in WWII.
This week from The Boston Globe
Boston's melting pot

Boston's melting pot

Beacon Hill was settled in 1625 and its always diverse history is traceable - and walkable - nearly 400 years later
No minimum stay

No minimum stay

It’s possible to view works by artists ranging from Wyeth to Warhol without leaving Greater Boston or setting foot in the Museum of Fine Arts.
Ten ways to transport yourself

Ten ways to transport yourself

No room in the budget for global adventures? Skip the plane ride in favor of these 10 spots that will have you experiencing distant states and the world without leaving New England.

Explore more in New England

Beantown or bust

Beantown or bust

Travel and Leisure Magazine recently ranked America's favorite cities based on responses from both visitors and residents. From nightlife to the T, here's how our city stacked up.
Boston Harborwalk

Promenade in parts

The Boston Harborwalk explores a waterfront of the city that mixes old and new, work and play.
Baked stuffed lobster from B&G Oysters

Six great seafood spots

While there's obvious choices like Legal Seafoods and Summer Shacks, here's an insider's guide to other sumptuous offerings.
Narrangansett sea wall in Rhode Island

Walk it off

At this time of year, Rhode Island is a bastion of colors, sights, and sounds. Here are 10 walking paths to take it all in.
Your fall photos

Your fall photos

Have the leaves already started to turn in your backyard? Check out some readers' photos of fall in New England, and when you see color this season, send in your own.

Gearing up

For a coffee fan's hot spot

For a coffee fan's hot spot

This stainless steel, heated cup plugs into your car's cigarette lighter or your computer's USB port, so you can have a warm drink whether you're commuting, on a road trip, or working in an airport lounge.