Massachusetts offers visitors a unique blend of history, culture and nature, all within easy reach.
The first lighthouse in the United States was built in Massachusetts. The state counts over 45 lighthouses today. From Cape Ann to Cape Cod, travelers can follow the Massachusetts Lighthouse Trail to discover the region’s most beautiful lighthouses, explore coastal communities, and delve into the Commonwealth’s maritime history.
Drawn by lush forests, sandy beaches, crystal-clear lakes, and abundant wildlife, travelers are captivated by Massachusetts’ natural richness. The state is committed to sustainable tourism and preserving its environment for future generations. For those seeking a conscious travel experience, thematic itineraries are offered around the state’s natural assets. Attractions, activities, restaurants, transportation, and accommodations supporting responsible tourism are available. Click here to consult the complete list
For gourmets, Massachusetts offers local wine and cheese trails. From vineyards overlooking the dunes of Cape Cod to dairy farms nestled in the rolling hills of the Berkshires, visitors can discover the beauty of Massachusetts’ landscapes while savoring exquisite wines and artisanal cheeses. The state boasts 43 wine and cheese markets, each with its unique character.
Contact: Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism, Maria Speridakos, E-mail: maria.speridakos@mass.gov
