New Hampshire is known as the center of the American Revolution. Aside from that, it’s also fancied for its stunning natural landscapes, especially during the fall. Home to the White Mountains, the fall foliage here is nothing short of brilliant. It’s a paradise for nature lovers that’ll be painted with orange, red, and gold shades…
Few places in the US exude romantic charm throughout the year better than New England. And the zenith of the romantic charm is New Hampshire. Picture this – pastel-hued blooms in the fall, white-sand beaches in the summer, an orange-hued blanket in the fall, cozy fireplaces, and a snowy landscape in the winter. This region…
A bustling urban center in quiet New England, Manchester combines history, industry, and business. Manchester is the largest city in the state, a vibrant place to visit, and has the most going on in terms of arts and culture, entertainment, and sports in New Hampshire. As such, it attracts many visitors from both near and far.…
Keene is a small city tucked away in a quiet corner of New Hampshire, but right in the heart of New England. It makes up the Monadnock Region along with Cheshire County and is home to two reputed liberal arts colleges. The city is a cultural hub of music, theater, and art. You’ll often find…
The bustling town of Manchester in New Hampshire straddles the Merrimack River. Lying just around 45 minutes west of the Atlantic Coast, the former mill town was once home to the world’s largest textile mill. What’s more, the city even has a burgeoning dining and gallery scene, plus several orchestras and an opera. If you’re…
You, political nerds, have long known that Manchester, New Hampshire is the voting venue for the first presidential primary election. However, the state’s largest city has much more to offer than ballot papers and political campaigns. Sitting in the 23rd position of America’s 100 best cities to live in, Manchester is full of history, culture,…