Boston - White Mountains

Discover the revolutionary generation of Bostonians who blazed a trail from colonialism to independence. In Salem, visit The House of the Seven Gables, made famous in Nathaniel Hawthorne's 1851 novel. Ride the Mount Washington Cog Railway to the highest peak in New England. And feel pampered with delightful accommodations at historic hotels.

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Boston

In downtown Boston, Old South Meeting House, Old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House and Old North Church bring to life the American ideals of freedom and self-determination. In Charlestown, visit the Bunker Hill Monument, the site of the first major battle of the American Revolution, the Charlestown Navy Yard, one of the nation's first naval shipyards and the USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world.

Seven of the eight privately, municipally and federally owned and managed historic sites that comprise Boston National Historical Park are connected by the Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile (4km) walking tour of 16 sites and structures of historic importance in downtown Boston and Charlestown. Located in South Boston and separate from the Freedom Trail, Dorchester Heights is significant for its role in the evacuation of the British from Boston during the Revolutionary War.

Millenium Bostonian Hotel

Stay at Boston's most historic address, The Millennium Bostonian Hotel at Faneuil Hall Marketplace, where you can experience the history and charm of 201 luxury guest rooms and suites. Many guest rooms provide European style step out balconies adorned with flower boxes and offer spectacular views of Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Known for its superior accommodations and outstanding service, the The Millennium Bostonian Hotel was selected as one of the top 500 hotels in the world by the readers of Conde Nast Traveler.

Pamper yourself with a visit to El Coco International Aveda Salon and Day Spa offering an array of services. For fine dining, visit our award winning Seasons Restaurant. The The Millennium Bostonian Hotel exceeds the highest expectations imaginable for personalized meeting services and fine cuisine.

New Hampshire's White Mountains

Enroute from Boston to the White Mountains, you'll visit The House of the Seven Gables, built in 1668, where 375 years of American heritage and maritime history come alive. Costumed interpreters at this historic site will virtually transport you to early 1800's New England.

From Salem we continue northward into New Hampshire, and cross through the White Mountain National Forest. There's no better place to see spectacular foliage than Franconia Notch, the Kancamagus Highway, and aboard the Cannon Aerial Tramway.

A real high point of your visit is a ride to the summit on the Mount Washington Cog Railway. On some days, the view spans four states, Canada, and the Atlantic Ocean. Other days you literally climb above the clouds.

New Hampshire's White Mountains offer scenic beauty, relaxation and pure family fun among seventeen terrific family attractions. During the week, you will have opportunities to spend the entire day at one, or visit several in a day; the distances between the White Mountains Attractions are short, and the roads are scenic.

Mountain Washington Resort

You'll enjoy the cozy atmosphere at the Mountain Washington Resort during your stay in the White Mountains. You'll always remember the careful attention to period detail, gourmet meals, and relaxing by the fire during your stay at this century-old resort.

Your accommodations are in the main hotel, and you'll enjoy all the comforts and fun of the Mount Washington Hotel and Resort . Built in 1902, the resort offers endless amenities, including health spa, hiking, biking, carriage rides, swimming, tennis, golf, and all kinds of indoor and outdoor games.

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