Feel the salty breeze on your skin near the lighthouses of Gloucester and be taken back in time to when the Vikings first docked in the New World. Explore Maine's majestic wilderness then stop for chowder at a local lobster festival. Anything you decide to do on your New England journey will show you why generations of writers have used the birthplace of American Independence as inspiration for their work. Michelin's local writers have walked, driven, visited, slept, shopped and eaten through every tour, sight, hotel, restaurant, boutique and cafe in this guide. The Michelin Travel Guide New England is meticulously updated and beautifully illustrated with full-color photographs, scores of Michelin maps and insider coverage of shopping, nightlife, accommodations and restaurants.
Features
‧Completely updated and easier to read with a two column layout
‧Guide is divided into states with sights listed alphabetically, featuring the best of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachussetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island
‧54 easy-to-use Michelin maps highlight tour routes and identify the best sights by star-ratings and detailed driving and walking tours
‧In-depth and authoritative history covers the first settlement by the Adena and Hopewell cultures and beyond
‧Features delve into the nature of modern New England, including its fishing and maple industries, Native-American traditions and people
‧Over 100 years of experience in accommodations and restaurant recommendations featured in the address books throughout the guide
‧Major coverage of Acadia National Park, the Berkshires, Boston, Cambridge, Hartford, Portland, the White Mountains and more
‧Planning Your Trip section helps you plot your vacation, giving you basic and necessary information you need
