Vermont Inn to Inn Hiking
Article by Contributor Tricia Bielinski The Vermont Inn to Inn Walking Tour, where you walk through small towns and villages
Read moreArticle by Contributor Tricia Bielinski The Vermont Inn to Inn Walking Tour, where you walk through small towns and villages
Read moreUnplug and unwind while on island time!
Read moreWe made a number of stops including Mystic Knotwork, Mystic Drawbridge Ice Cream, and Barley Head Brewery. Come along and explore with us!
Read moreThe Beatrice is a 47-room boutique hotel newly opened in downtown Providence, R.I.
Read moreArticle by New England Travel Journal We are excited to announce that we have partnered with videographer and photographer Frank
Read moreChebeague Island Inn traces its roots back to the late 1880s and is one of the few remaining coastal Maine Inns of its time.
Read moreFrom the shores of Rhode Island, all the way to an island in Maine, we partnered with Hay Creek Hotels this past season to visit some of their boutique hotels in and around New England
Read moreThe Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum in Old Wethersfield is presenting a series of Summer 2021 entertainments to add to your calendar
Read moreIf flowers are your thing then Wicked Tulips Flower Farm is for you. If flowers aren’t your thing then Wicked Tulips Flower Farm is for you. Let us explain!
Read moreOn this edition of the New England Travel Journal Podcast, we were joined by sisters J.Q. Louise and sister Juliana Neves who during the Covid pandemic started the Travel Babies Podcast.
Read moreThe state of Connecticut has 14 lighthouses and we are on a quest to see them all! Follow along as we travel the coastlines of Connecticut and visit the distinct lighthouses that the state has to offer.
Read moreJust recently a friend of the Journal reached out and told me about one of their hometown friends that started a small batch, coffee roasting business. Here is there story.
Read moreIf you are looking for some “World Famous” New England clam chowder then head to Newport, Rhode Island.
Read moreMindy talks about how she is still learning the region, her favorite aspects of photography, what she means when she says she wants to photograph ‘YOU,’ and much more!
Read moreBoston Magazine Executive Editor Brittany Jasnoff joins the podcast to talk about the magazine’s December cover story, “57 Things to Do Around Boston This Winter.”
Read moreTaking a moment to relax at the Four Chimneys Inn located in Bennington, Vermont.
Read moreNew England photographer Ryan Zipp joined us to talk fall foliage photography, about his adventures over the summer, and his new venture Deliciously New England.
Read moreLooking for some family-friendly fall activities? We have you covered with some options in each New England state.
Read moreAfter a summer mostly spent indoors or traveling to locations not too far from home we were invited to visit Westward Shores in Ossipee, New Hampshire. A fun getaway for families and friends with a couple of ways to stay and plenty of exciting things to do
Read moreWith a little help from the endless number of Instagram posts, combined with an already planned trip to New Hampshire we were able to discover the stunning beauty of the annual Lupine bloom in Sugar Hill, New Hampshire.
Read moreWith the winter melt in full effect, it is also a great time to explore the region’s waterfalls. One of the best that we have discovered is Ripley Falls, located in Carroll, a part of Crawford Notch State Park
Read moreMic Michienzi is working with her family to revitalize the Buzzards Bay Main Street.
Read moreKing Arthur Flour (KAF) in Norwich, Vermont is a baker’s paradise. Sold all around the country, KAF is a popular stop for locals and travelers along I-91 in Vermont.
Read moreBejeweled by the spell and call of sea glass is the hope to find glistening shards atop a low tide beach making the heart race with joyful discovery.
Read moreThe Atlantic Fish Co., located in the heart of Boston, offers a formal yet affordable dining experience.
Read moreDuring a wide-ranging conversation New England photographer Ryan Zipp discussed how he got into photography as a kid, his days touring as a member of a band and how he returned to photography.
Read moreA collection of carbon-neutral luxury treehouse and hobbit homes retreats on a trout pond in southern Maine
Read moreFor years I have walked the streets of downtown West Hartford, Connecticut looked towards Savoy Pizzeria & Craft Bar and said, ‘I really want to try that place.’ Well I now no longer have to ask myself that question, the question I now ask is, ‘Why did I wait so long?’
Read moreLocated on the gorgeous Smith College campus in Northampton, Massachusetts the Lyman Plant House and Conservatory offers the perfect winter escape.
Read moreContributing photographer Susan Bell recently visited Port Clyde, Maine and captured some gorgeous late day shots. Located on the St. George peninsula in the central part of Maine, Port Clyde is home to Marshall Point Lighthouse where Tom Hanks ran to in Forrest Gump.
Read moreWant to get away? Getaway House seems to have found an easy solution for the overworked and overwhelmed. They cater to those who need to put some distance between themselves and their bustling daily life.
Read moreAn Unlikely Story Bookstore and Cafe in Plainville, Massachusetts was an unlikely find for New England Travel Journal, and lets be honest there are few things better than stumbling on a good local find
Read moreOur destination was the Steamboat Dock, next to the Connecticut River Museum, for a Winter Wildlife Eagle Cruise run by RiverQuest.
Read moreHiking, running, lounging in front of the fire; you name it and the socks from the Bear Feet Co. have you covered
Read more2019 was the first full year of the New England Travel Journal. It was a year of growth and introductions into the wonderful community that is New England on the web and on social media
Read moreThe New England Travel Journal Podcast closed out 2019 with podcast guest Deb Cohen, the founder and curator of The Front Door Project.
Read moreNew England Travel and Lifestyle expert Shannon Shipman of the popular shannonshipman.com, recently known as Sunny Coastlines, joined the New England Travel Journal Podcast to talk about her New England travels and how she fell in love with the region after she moved here a few years ago.
Read moreThe holiday season is a magical time in New England. Streets, houses, boats, lighthouses, store fronts are lit and holiday cheer is in the air.
Read moreAs the sun sets on the Sunday following Thanksgiving hundreds of people; families, friends – young and old – flock to Main Street in the picture book town for the annual Trees in the Riggings Community Carol Sing & Boat Parade.
Read moreEnjoy gorgeous Lake Sunapee and all the region has to offer when you stay at the Lake Sunapee House
Read moreJoin in the Halloween fun at the annual Haunted Miniature Golf event at Farmington Miniature Golf & Ice Cream Parlor
Read moreew places in the country can take more credit for the Fourth of July than Boston, after all the flames of the Revolutionary War were stoked in the city. So what better way to spend the Fourth of July then on the Boston Harbor enjoying Fireworks?
Read moreWhen you walk into Mystic Knotwork you are welcomed into the store by the site of hundreds of nautical knots, from bracelets to doorstops to coasters to name a few.
Read moreOn May 1, 2019 the historic Harbor View Hotel in Edgartown, on the island of Martha’s Vineyard, reopened after months of renovations and general manager Chris Bird joined the podcast to talk about what guests can now expect
Read moreNantucket Chamber of Commerce President & CEO David W. Martin joins Sam to talk about the 2019 Nantucket Daffodil Festival to be held April 26-28
Read moreNew England Travel Journal Podcast co-hosts Sam and Stavros talk about the start of spring, a Bald Eagle watch cruise in Essex, Connecticut, plans for the warm weather months including plans to go to Cape Cod and Maine. They also discuss another upcoming trip to the Getaway Homes in New Hampshire.
Read moreGet ready for a surprisingly soft and light bread with a flavor that starts sweet, turns to coffee, and leaves you with dark chocolate.
Read moreIvory & Iron is turning a forgotten 1790 Essex, Connecticut Federal home into their dream property. The B&B is already open while the organic bakery, lifestyle and electrical shop are still to come.
Read moreNestled at the foot of Talcott Mountain and at the intersection of Rt. 202 and 185 in Simsbury, Connecticut; Abigail’s Grille and Wine Bar was the perfect location for a seafood lunch in late February
Read moreSchilling Beer Co. offers European-inspired craft beers paired with a simple yet delicious menu of speciality Neopolitan-style pizza along with bratwursts, stromboli and calzones as other entree options; there is something for everyone.
Read moreThe brand new Briar Barn Inn situated in Rowley, Massachusetts promises visitors old New England charm combined with modern appeal.
Read moreThe Treehouse restaurant in Mystic, Connecticut is a unique restaurant
Read moreLocally owned Parable Brewing Company in Manchester, Connecticut is the perfect weekend hangout.
Read moreAs a recommendation from our friends, Bill and Joyce from the Valley Artisans Handcrafted Gifts, we decided to make a drive from Epsom to Concord for some great food.
Read moreLocated right off of the main road in Epsom, New Hampshire a well decorated handcrafted store caught our eyes. As we were headed east on route 4 towards our weekend Getaway , we saw the banner hung above the store that read “Handcrafted Gifts Since 1981” and decided that we could not pass up an opportunity to buy locally made gifts.
Read moreWhen was the last time that you went to your local country store? I bet thinking back to it you remember the warmth that you felt the minute your hands pushed opened that old and creaky wooden door.
Read moreWhether you order a speciality burger named after a western Massachusetts town or create your own, stopping at Local Burger is a must when passing through Northampton. Situated on the corner of Main Street in the small vibrant town that is the home to Smith College, Local Burger lives by the motto, “It’s not just delicious, it’s local.”
Read moreOn the day of our visit they had seven beers on tap, along with various wines and ciders. You can have six beers for a flight
Read moreThe Littleton Freehouse Taproom & Eatery offers visitors locally sourced food and drink inside a welcoming industrial-styled dinning room situated above the roaring Ammonoosuc River.
Read moreArticle by Stavros Voted Best Clam Chowder in 2014, 2015, and 2016 Petey’s Summertime Seafood is definitely worth a drive
Read moreThe oldest operating Inn in the United States and a Massachusetts Historic Landmark, the Longfellow’s Wayside Inn has been welcoming travelers since 1716.
Read moreArticle by Stavros Cap’n Jack’s Restaurant is a great go-to destination if you are in the Wakefield, Rhode Island area
Read moreAs you drive north along I-91 and pass through West Springfield, Massachusetts you will notice a red sign with white lettering that reads Donut Dip. To the unassuming eye the sign might not grab your attention for more than a moment but for locals and travelers in the know seeing that sign means its time to pull over.
Read moreNestled in the shadows of the White Mountains with the Ammonoosuc River running through it, Littleton, New Hampshire is a postcard New England town with views, covered bridges and charm.
Read moreArticle by Sam Dostaler The early November wind was whipping, some sleet had fallen earlier in the day but that
Read moreAn an interview with CBS Sunday Morning’s Conor Knighton, Folger, who goes by “Jeff Foliage” brought the beauty of New England foliage into living rooms all around the country.
Read moreTraveling around New England is not something we do, it is who we are. Experiencing the unique culture that New England offers is something special and we want to share our experiences with you and hopefully you will share your experiences with us.
Read moreLocated in beautiful Old Saybrook, Connecticut on Harbor One Marina along the Connecticut River, Liv’s Shack “Lobster Rolls and More” provided the ideal setting for lunch on a summer afternoon.
Read moreThe Boston Seafood Festival is the perfect city summer oasis. From the moment you step foot on to the Boston Fish Pier you are immersed into a New England seafood paradise
Read moreIf you just so happen to be driving through the coastal Buzzards Bay area in Massachusetts and are looking for a great spot for seafood, Quahog Republic needs to be your destination
Read moreThe Farmington Valley’s own freshest seafood spot is perfect for a quick sit-down or take-away lunch during a busy work day
Read morehe state of Connecticut there aren’t many more iconic seafood restaurants than Lenny and Joe’s Fish Tale
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