Visit Massachusetts

Happy Boston Bruins Home Opener!

Heading to TD Garden tonight? Be sure to check out the Plan Your Visit page for information about parking, transportation, and bag policies as well as a preview of food and drinks available during the game. https://www.tdgarden.com/plan-your-visit

This World Tourism Day, take the opportunity to explore one of Massachusetts' many cultural districts.

From centuries-old streets lined with galleries to bustling downtowns filled with festivals, each district tells a unique story—and invites you to step inside and become part of it. These districts are distinct neighborhoods where creativity thrives, history is preserved, and communities come together to celebrate their shared identity and heritage.

Discover new adventures in one of over 55 cultural districts across the state. https://bit.ly/46HCVdh

📸 Downtown Lynn Cultural District
📸 Shelburne Falls Cultural District, Visit Shelburne Falls
📸 Plymouth Bay Cultural District
📸 Boston's Latin Quarter Cultural District
📸 Salisbury Cultural District, Worcester MA
📸 Nantucket Cultural District

Grab the family and head outside to find stunning fall foliage across Massachusetts.

From the stunning mountain vistas along the Mohawk Trail to the picturesque cobblestone streets of Boston, you'll find trees flooded with fall colors everywhere you go. Check out our Best Places to See Fall Foliage blog for tips and tricks to successful leaf-peeping excursions. https://bit.ly/4AsEr0v

🍂 Acorn Street, Boston (Jon Miksis)
🍁 Canal Walkway, Lowell
🍂 World's End Reservation, Hingham
🍁 Bearse Pond, Centerville (Greta Gerogieva)
🍂 Fruitlands Museum, Harvard
🍁 Hairpin Turn, The Mohawk Trail Association, North Adams

Did you know that you'll find 16 National Park Service locations across Massachusetts. Whether you want to learn about founding fathers and mothers, take in the sounds of the Industrial Revolution, check out the essential connection of the American Revolution, step in the footsteps of literary greatness, or take a ride through history, you'll find your park here: https://www.visitma.com/blog/must-see-national-park-sites-in-massachusetts/

Plan your visit to:
Adams National Historical Park
Lowell National Historical Park
Springfield Armory National Historic Site
Longfellow House - Washington's Headquarters National Historic Site
Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park

Nothing says "Fall" quite like a corn maze.

Massachusetts corn mazes turn an ordinary autumn day into an adventure for the whole crew. Wander winding paths, enjoy crisp fall air, snap some seasonal photos, and make memories along the way.

Come for the adventure, and stay for the fresh fall treats - if you can find your way back to the farmstand! Learn more on our blog:

https://www.visitma.com/blog/seven-corn-mazes-to-explore-this-fall/



Flint Farm, Mansfield
Davis Mega Maze, Sterling
Mike's Maze at Warner Farm, Sunderland
Sauchuk's Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch, Plympton

Foliage, Food, and Fun - Fall in Massachusetts has it all.

With winding roads and coasts lined in brilliant reds and golds to charming coastal towns with crisp autumn air and plenty of delectable dishes along the way, Massachusetts is made for fall getaways. Explore a scenic trail, wander a historic town, sip something warm, and take in every colorful mile.

This season, come see why autumn belongs on your Massachusetts travel list. 🍁

Check out our Fall guide and start planning your autumn adventure!

https://www.visitma.com/plan-your-trip/seasons/fall/

📸 Hairpin Turn, The Mohawk Trail Association
🍎 Carlson Orchards, Harvard
🎃 Tougas Family Farm, Northborough
🍁 Charles River Esplanade, Boston
🍩 Russell Orchards, Ipswich
🚤 Connecticut River, French King Highway, Gill

Looking for an opportunity to try a variety of delicious food? Head to the 16th annual Boston Local Food Festival on Sunday, September 20 from 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Featuring a Seafood Throw Down, Chef demonstrations every hour including pasta making, spice blending, and authentic Indian chai, a Hot Sauce Challenge, a Family Fun Zone, and over 100 local food vendors, this event has something for everyone.

📸 Photo 1 by Wolfgang Meckam, photos 2 & 3 by Tom Klein.

🎡 The gates are opening... The lights are coming on... The food is calling...

Its Opening Day of The Big E!

Get ready forthe deep-fried favorites, the midway thrills, live music, shopping, agriculture, and simply making memories with friends and family.

And don’t miss one of the biggest days on the calendar: Massachusetts Day on September 24! 🌟

Tag the person who needs to be at The Big E with you. 👇