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Proudly individual but bound by a collective personality, New England’s constituent states have a wealth of places to visit, which can provide glimpses into the region’s complex history and culture. Our specialists explore the region regularly, so we can recommend the best places for you to visit in New England, including our lesser-known finds.

In Massachusetts, progressive and culturally rich Boston holds court above the summer resorts of Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard. Westbound from here, you come to the tiny rectangle of Rhode Island and Newport’s Gilded Age mansions. Heading north and inland, you reach rural Vermont’s white clapboard villages and New Hampshire’s mountains and lakes. Finally, Maine has the lion’s share of New England’s coastline and also Acadia National Park, where moose roam and you can find seclusion at even the region’s busiest times.