tourism

It's not always the most popular destinations that are the best. Often times, it's the hidden gems that make the greatest impact.

There are lots of people, places, and things that come from New Hampshire that out-of-staters recognize.

It's no secret that there are countless places for tourists to visit in New Hampshire. Which of these 20 attractions have you been to?

You can not only try delicious donuts, but get a sprinkling of local history along the way.

From half-off gift cards for your favorite restaurants to festivals, museums, and more, these are the local deals you won't want to miss out on.

These souvenir shops are perfect for the Granite State tourists in your life.

His name was Samuel Clemens, although you may know him better by his pen name: Mark Twain.

This writer's a bit confused.

It's one of the most charming gift shops you'll find in the White Mountains.

You can walk in the shoes of John Adams and his family thanks to a fascinating collection of tours run by the Adams National Historic Park.

Some of these places make sense. Others...not so much.

These locations may be on the road less traveled, but that doesn't detract from their appeal, scenery, and coastal charm.

In addition to its charming architecture, cozy layout, monthly book clubs, author events, wide card selection, and more, the bookstore will have one more attribute to rightfully brag about: a documentary feature.

If you can't hop a plane to Italy for some authentic cuisine, one Maine restaurant has been named amongst the best spots nationwide for Italian food.

There's something for everyone in the Boston museum scene.

Maine is busy every summer with tourism, but there's one specific reason why the state may be overflowing with tourists this August.