Boston is East Coast America at its
best, and spending a few days there is strongly recommended.
It's a place that isn't content to rest on its laurels
- the history is visible, but there's a great deal of
modern life and energy besides, thanks in part to the
presence of Cambridge , the home of Harvard University,
just across the river. Several further historic towns
are within easy reach - Salem to the north, Concord and
Lexington just inland, and Plymouth to the south. Provincetown
, a three-hour ferry ride across the bay at the tip of
Cape Cod, is great fun to visit, and the rest of the
Cape offers historic towns, lovely beaches - and huge
crowds. Except for a handful of college towns such as
Amherst, inland Massachusetts is much quieter; its settlements
are naturally concentrated where the land is fertile,
such as along the Connecticut River valley and in the
Berkshires to the west.
These Massachusetts vacation homes, condos, and villas are
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