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A prominent state in the New England region, Massachusetts is a political and cultural powerhouse. The birthplace of many American presidents and political figures and home to some of the best universities and hospitals in the world, Massachusetts has time and again made waves that have rocked the nation and changed the course of its history. You may visit The Bay State for its political or academic allure but end up staying for its beautiful landscapes and delicious food instead. Book your Massachusetts car rental in advance with Enjoy Travel.
Guide to Massachusetts
Geography
Covering just 10,555 miles, Massachusetts is the 7th smallest state in the United States. The state is mostly flat land, low hills, and several lakes and rivers. The central part of the state is dominated by the Connecticut River Valley. Its capital, Boston, is also its most populous city.
Climate in Massachusetts
Characterized by a humid continental climate, Massachusetts sees hot and humid summers and cold and snowy winters. There is also plenty of rainfall year-round. The state also distinctly experiences all four seasons.
Culture
Massachusetts got its name from the Algonquian word ‘Muswachusat’ which means ‘The Great Hills’ and refers to the Blue Hills of Norfolk.
Things To Do in Massachusetts
Explore colonial history on the Freedom Trail
Start your trip in Boston, one of the most significant and influential hubs of political thought and social change in the country. If colonial history interests you, walk along the Freedom Trail – a 2.5-mile long brick road that takes you past 16 significant historical sites that have shaped the nation’s history in some way or another.
Catch a game at Fenway Park
The oldest stadium in Major League Baseball, Fenway Park holds a special place in the hearts of baseball fans because it is not only the home turf of the legendary Bostonian team, the Red Sox, but also a National Register of Historic Places-registered gem due to its quirky charm that newer stadiums can’t quite match.
Bask on beautiful beaches at Cape Cod
A popular summertime vacation spot, Cape Cod is known for its quaint villages, delicious seafood, azure beaches, lighthouses, and whale watching spots. The best beaches are Head of Meadow Beach, Highland Beach, and Race Point Beach. However, if you’ve had enough of the sun and sand, swing by the John F. Kennedy Museum, bike the Cape Cod Rail Trail, or visit Martha’s Vineyard.
Eating out in Massachusetts
Start your morning with Thornton’s cafe in Boston to find the eggs, pancakes, and French toast of the best kind. For lunch, head towards Mamma Maria for lip-smacking Italian cuisine made with matronly love served inside a 19th-century row house. If you like your meals meaty, osso buco and lobster ravioli are must-try dishes. And finally, while you’re on the Freedom Trail, pop inside the oldest bar in America – the Bell in Hand Tavern – for a pint. You’ll probably run into tipsy intellectuals from nearby Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) there.
Massachusetts Transport
Airport
Logan International Airport (BOS) is the largest airport serving the Boston area and surrounding counties.
Getting around Massachusetts
Within Boston, you can take the MBTA, which includes a subway (usually called the "T") network, buses, commuter rails, water taxis, and ferries. However, to get to other parts of the state, hiring a taxi or renting a car are better options. Budget, Enterprise, and Thrifty are some of the popular car rental agencies serving the state of Massachusetts.