New England on the road. A special and unique journey offering the chance to discover a land rich in history, traditions, emotional paths, wonderful landscapes (well, yes, here you can find some surprising national parks, too) and gastronomic specialties. The New England includes even 6 states: Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine….
Foliage in New England: discovering Lowell and the Merrimack Valley
Autumn, season of foliage in New England. Season of colors and warm shades enveloping forests, paths and clearings. Season of unforgettable road trip and roads redrawn by the vermillion red, by the light-brown and the yellow ochre of the leaves fallen along the route. Season of lit fireplaces after whole and harsh days spent swallowed…
Unusual Boston: discover Mount Auburn Cemetery among history, art, paths and nature
Since our founding in 1831, Mount Auburn has been a place of beauty and tranquillity designed to accommodate the burial and commemoration of the deceased while also providing comfort and inspiration of the living. (Dave Barnett, Executive Officer Mount Auburn Cemetery) Once again an unusual Boston And the discovery – during my latest journey to…
What to see in Boston: Somerville and the TAZA Chocolate Factory
What to see in Boston besides the usual tourist circuits? Maybe something “new”, unusual and original to add to an itinerary including the city and its neighborhoods. Something helping to understand the multicultural variety, the daily life and the surprising change that is under way in the Greater Boston. Have you ever heard mention Somerville?…
Boston and the neighborhoods: discover Quincy, the “City of Presidents” and Nantasket Beach
Boston and the neighbourhoods. An infinity of places and paths to discover an area, in the state of Massachusetts, rich in history, culture, traditions, savors and nature. Quincy is a very ancient little city of the South Shore, about 16 km far from Boston. It was founded in 1625 by a “rebel” colonists community coming…
Discover Lowell, MA: a journey into the places (and books) of Jack Kerouac
I want to be considered like as a jazz poet blowing a long blues in an afternoon jam session on Sunday (Jack Kerouac) Discover Lowell, a suggestive little city of the Greater Merrimack Valley, ancient and green area east-north to Boston, means to set out on an exciting journey into the American history and literature….
