The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
Under $25First US museum dedicated to picture book art, founded by Eric Carle.
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College-town culture, river-valley farms, and Berkshire hills

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First US museum dedicated to picture book art, founded by Eric Carle.
Train-themed boutique hotel in downtown Palmer, Massachusetts.
A wood products factory store making bowls and cutting boards for over 55 years.
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First US museum dedicated to picture book art, founded by Eric Carle.
Train-themed boutique hotel in downtown Palmer, Massachusetts.
Southwestern New Hampshire's Mount Monadnock, small towns, and covered bridges.
A wood products factory store making bowls and cutting boards for over 55 years.
A small batch Vermont distillery known for its Metcalfe's liqueurs and Catamount spirits.
A Western Massachusetts recreational cannabis dispensary chain with a craft, farm-to-shelf focus.
A Western Massachusetts county anchored by Northampton and Amherst, mixing college-town arts culture with farm-to-table dining and outdoor recreation.
Connecticut's official tourism district for the central river valley and Greater Hartford region, spanning 60-plus towns.
Tour the poet Emily Dickinson's Amherst home and see original manuscripts and family artifacts.
A destination gift shop on the Molly Stark Trail selling Vermont maple syrup, candy, cheese and local products.
A free guide to public art installations, sculptures, and historic architecture around Greater Hartford.
Third-generation family leather store on Route 9 in Spofford, NH, selling leather goods, western wear, motorcycle apparel, jewelry and gifts since 1952.
The chamber of commerce and official visitor information center for Franklin County in western Massachusetts.
A large enclosed shopping mall in western Massachusetts with nearly 150 stores, a food court and family entertainment.
Family-friendly Berkshires ski area with 22 trails, tubing and terrain parks.
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West of Boston the state slows down into the Pioneer Valley and the Berkshires: five college towns' worth of museums, bookstores, and cafes, farm stands along the Connecticut River, and summer festivals tucked into the hills. Spend a morning with picture-book art in Amherst, an afternoon on a mountain drive, and an evening at a show. Fall turns the whole region gold.