Your Travel Guide to New England
Providence, RI is full of great shopping, dining and entertainment, but maybe you’re broke or bored and you need something to do that won’t cost a lot. These great free things to do in Providence, RI offer a fun way to fill any trip to the city without touching your wallet. [Read More...]
Looking for hiking trails to explore the scenic views of Massachusetts? You’re in luck because there is so much great hiking in Massachusetts to choose from. Some of these trails offer relaxing hikes, while others offer more rigorous trails for advance hikers; there is something for everyone to enjoy. Embrace all Massachusetts has to offer by visiting some of these popular hiking trails: [Read More...]
With so many amazing historical sites, engaging attractions and natural wonders, it’s hard narrowing down a list for the best things to do in New Hampshire. Whether you’re looking for an adventure through nature, a vacation on the sand or to travel back in time, New Hampshire has it (and so much more). [Read More...]
Those that are living in Boston often do not think of visiting some of the historically famous places that are rich in history and tradition. These places can hold a myriad of treasures, from artwork to artifacts, textiles, flora and fauna or even monuments. Often, these famous places in Boston are visited by tourists rather than the local residents, who really do not know what they are missing.
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Wilson Mountain Reservation is a 213 acre state park located in Dedham, Massachusetts. It was acquired in 1995 and is the largest, open, undeveloped space in Dedham. This dog-friendly reservation is an oasis in an urban landscape – a great place to take a walk to reconnect with nature. [Read More...]
Taking a day trip to Southwick’s Zoo in Mendon, MA is a fun, family-friendly outing that has activities even for adults. From the Deer Forest to the Aviary Landing, they have a ton of interesting exhibits that get you up close and personal with the wildlife. [Read More...]
One of the Quabbin Reservoir hiking trails leads to Dana, MA. Dana is a former city in central Massachusetts that was disincorporated in 1938 to make way for the Quabbin Reservoir. Parts of the city still remain even after the area was flooded to create the reservoir. The trail begins at Gate 40 and is open to the public.
The towns around the trails are also full of great things to do before or after Quabbin Reservoir hiking. [Read More...]
The John Adams house trolley tour is a lot of fun, very informative and inexpensive ($5 to get in, children and students get in free). The tour starts at the Adams National Historical Park Visitor Center; from there they take you by trolley to four destinations: 1) the birthplace of John Adams, 2) the birthplace of his son John Quincy Adams, 3) “The Old House” (also called “Peacefield” – John Adams house) and finally 4) The Stone Library. Both of the birthplaces are on the same lot of land; “The Old House” and The Stone Library are also located on one lot of land, meaning the tour really goes to just 2 destinations.
I think that we’ve all been there – traveling in a country where we can’t properly speak the language. This can lead to some difficult situations: some embarrassing, some just plain annoying. But when all is said and done, all we can do is look back on it and laugh. [Read more...]
Memorial Day is a day of remembrance for our brave men and women who gave their lives serving our country. It also marks the unofficial start of summer, meaning this weekend is packed with great parades, celebrations and things to do. Check out these great events for Memorial Day Weekend in Rhode Island 2013.
As the epicenter and birthplace of Western culture, art, history and literature, Italy is a country unrivaled when it comes to things to see and do, and has been so for centuries. A phenomenally beautiful and welcoming part of the world, Italy is simply a must-see for anyone planning on travelling in Europe. [Read more...]
India Restaurant in Providence, RI has become a staple in a city that is oversaturated with restaurants. With fierce competition and a local population of food savants, this is extremely high praise! Be warned, the following blog post is going to make your mouth water and make you eager to run out and make a reservation. [Read more...]
Learning to save money is an important skill for both travelers and non-travelers alike. Having a financial cushion can be a lifesaver if you get stranded backpacking across Japan or even stranded after your car breaks down on the way to work. Here are some ways people across the globe save money. [Read more...]
The most-seasoned and savviest backpackers know the things to do and stuff to bring. The moment they have a destination in mind, their inner backpacking guru guides them in the process—starting from the itinerary to the contents of the backpack and then up to the travel itself. However, not everyone can master this so-called art of backpacking, since it takes thousands of miles of adventure and lots of mistakes along the way. One favorite destination for local and foreign backpackers is the Appalachian Mountains: with peaks of varied difficulty, lush and verdant forests, and trails that stretch for miles. If you are mulling on trekking the Appalachians this season, you might want to heed these backpacking tips. [Read more...]
Whether you’re a high school student, a college student, a professional, a parent, a grandparent, young or old, Mexico has a place for you. With so many things to see and do, from beach fortnights to sightseeing city breaks, why not hop across the border and discover Mexico for all it has to offer. I hear you, where is the right destination for me? Well, here are some pointers; the 5 must see places in Mexico. [Read more...]
With the cold, long winter coming to an end, Matt and I are finally ready to poke our heads out of our season-long hibernation. After being cooped up so long, we were eager to try something fun and a little different. India has always had a great reputation as a foodie’s paradise and, bonus, they offer live entertainment a few nights a week. This sounded like the perfect place to kick off our return to life outside of the house. So here’s how our experience with Belly Dancing at India Restaurant in Providence, RI went… [Read more...]
