Tourism in New England

Tourism in New England

Hi guys!

In our last English hour, we talked about New England who is defined as the six states of Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.

Most of the area retains a rural charm and low population, is well-travelled and has a thriving tourist industry.

The 6 states of New England:

Maine 

Known for its seacoast fishing villages, wooded and remote interior, and stunning vistas such as those found in Acadia National Park. 

Vermont 

The fall foliage Vermont is not-to-be missed, while during the rest of the year the state offers a rural charm unique in America.

New Hampshire 

A fiercely independent state that offers the rugged White Mountains, idyllic lakes, and a handful of ocean resorts. 

Massachusetts 

The birthplace of America's revolution, home to the Pioneer Valley, the vacation hotspot of Cape Cod, and the always-interesting city of Boston. 

Rhode Island 

The smallest state in the United States, but has many miles of coastline and islands, and home to Providence and Newport. 

Connecticut 

Home to Hartford and the Knowledge Corridor, Mystic Seaport, the restaurant and nightlife scene in downtown New Haven, the rural countryside of the Litchfield Hills and the north-eastern Quiet Corner, the Maritime Aquarium, and two major Native American casinos.

If I could choose, I would travel to Massachusetts and Maine.

I want to visit both sites of Massachusetts to compare the differences. I want to go to Beacon Hill, to the New England Aquarium for Whale Watching and sport matches e.g. baseball, basketball and hockey. Also, I would like to go White Water Rafting.

In Maine, I want to chill on beaches, discover wildlife and eat some special food at Lobster Festivals.

In which of the 6 states would you like to travel and what would you do and visit there?

Yours Andi!