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Nantucket has ten public beaches, some reachable only by foot or bike. The most-popular North Shore spots are Jetties Beach—where you can get sailing,...more
see the Nantucket guideThe Vineyard has 14 public and 6 private beaches, which are technically off-limits to outsiders. Many area inns give guests passes to resident-only stretches,...more
see the Martha's Vineyard guideOpened in September 2005, this nonprofit gallery benefits the Second Chance Foundation, which was started by John Belushi's widow, Judy, and her husband,...more
see the Martha's Vineyard guideJust 14 miles long and 3.5 miles wide, with relatively flat terrain, Nantucket is a perfect place to see by bicycle. Of the island's seven clearly marked...more
see the Nantucket guideA bicyclist's dream, Martha's Vineyard has miles of routes, with the main ones running parallel to roads, set apart by a grassy strip. There are short trails...more
see the Martha's Vineyard guideCity-center Boston Common is the oldest public park in the country. Cattle grazed here between 1634 and 1830, but today, its rolling green hills and...more
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Put your skepticism aside: This tour of Boston on a WWII amphibious vehicle is actually fun and informative. The brightly colored Ducks motor around the city,...more
see the Boston guideJust a seven-mile ferryboat ride across the Boston Harbor, this little-known national park makes a great day trip on a sunny summer day. The park extends to 34...more
see the Boston guideEven Yankees fans agree that there's something special about seeing a ball game at Fenway Park. First opened in 1912, it's one of the smallest stadiums in the...more
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Bostonians display a similar devotion to the Boston Symphony Orchestra as they do to their beloved Red Sox. When renowned conductor Seiji Ozawa left for Vienna...more
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