Massachusetts - Information & Visitor Centers

Franklin County Chamber of Commerce
Exit 26 Rotary
Greenfield, MA  01301
Phone: 413-773-5463

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Downshift off I-91 and travel one of the country's original highways -- through the surprisingly unspoiled time warp that is Franklin County. Its countryside is beautiful, its history rich, and its culture eclectic. Franklin County is the most rural county in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and it shows. Farms, fields, and valleys form our historic villages and bustling towns. There is so much to do here -- in our fine museums, educational institutions and cultural centers -- but most of all, in our great outdoors! If you like New England, you'll love Franklin County!

Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce
Junction Route 6 and Route 132
Hyannis, MA
Toll-Free: 888-33CapeCod

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With 559.6 miles of coast and 400 square miles of landmass, Cape Cod is big by anyone’s measure. But with its 83 museums, 50 miles of cycling trails, 75 nature paths, 115 beaches, 52 harbors, 365 ponds, 13 lighthouses, 43 golf courses, 2,254 places to shop, 78 band concerts, 14 parades, 97 fairs and ten baseball teams, the Cape stands taller. Nowhere else can one find such diverse activities. From tracing early history in Provincetown to visiting a full-size model of Alvin, the underwater submersible in Woods Hole, the Cape is indeed rich with sights, attractions and activities. Then, there is the beauty and wonder of the Cape itself—a timeless gift of sea, sun, sand and its ethereal light.

Cambridge Office For Tourism
4 Brattle Street
Cambridge, MA  02138
Phone: 617-441-2884
Toll-Free: 800-862-5678
Fax: 617-441-7736

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It's no wonder that Cambridge is so often referred to as "Boston's Left Bank.” Just across the Charles River from Boston, it's a city where Old World meets New Age in a mesmerizing blend of history and technology. Only minutes away from downtown by subway or by foot, visitors can visit historic sites including the world-renowned campuses of Harvard University and MIT. As a captivating, off-beat alternative to Boston, the "Squares" of Cambridge are charming neighborhoods rich in adventurous dining options as well as unique shopping, theatres, museums, and historic sites. Cambridge is a city where counter-culture still lives, classic culture thrives, and multicultural is a way of life.

Greater Boston Convention and Visitors Bureau
Information Centers on Boston Common
and Prudential Towers (Center Court)
Boston, MA
Toll-Free: 888–SEE-BOSTON Ext. 8

A Complete Guide to Boston, in One Easy Step!

The GBCVB is your connection to Boston. Here you can find the information and tools you need to make the most out of your stay. Whether you’re here for business, a romantic weekend for two, or an urban vacation with your family, Boston promises a rich experience for all visitors. Speak to a visitor information representative who will help plan your trip at 1-888-SEE-BOSTON, or visit www.BostonUSA.com for all the information you need about our fantastic city. The Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau invites you to visit Boston and Cambridge, just for the fun of it!

Martha’s Vineyard Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 1698
Vineyard Haven, MA  02568
Phone: 508-693-0085
Toll-Free: 800–505-4815

Martha’s Vineyard is a world apart.

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Located just 7 miles off the Massachusetts coastline, the beautiful island of Martha’s Vineyard is a world apart, offering a vacation ambience unlike any other. Explore the diversity of our six island towns, take long walks along our pristine shores, and step back in time to a more leisurely pace. Each season offers something different. We invite you to come and experience all the island of Martha’s Vineyard has to offer, including: Arts & Antiques, Boating/Fishing, Conservation, Dance/Theater/Music, Events & Happenings, Family/Kids activities, Golf & Tennis, Hiking/Biking, History/Architecture, Home & Garden, Weddings, and Food & Wine.

Rockport, Massachusetts

The flavor of old New England

Located on the tip of Northeastern Massachusetts, eight miles out in the ocean with over 13 miles of natural Atlantic coastline is Rockport. Settled in 1639, incorporated in 1840, Rockport is known for its winding streets, fine old houses, stone wharfs, sandy beaches, art galleries, museums, shops, fine restaurants and distinctive inns. Enjoy the sight of the sailboats sailing in the breeze; explore Halibut Point State Park, or a walk along Atlantic Coastline, stroll historic Bearskin Neck or listen to wonderful musical concerts. With the flavor of old New England, Rockport is a place of unpretentious, informal and relaxing living. Come visit "a crown jewel of the Massachusetts coastline", only 45 minutes north of Boston.

Destination Plymouth
Plymouth, MA
Toll-Free: 800-USA-1620

Welcome to “America’s Hometown”

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Upon your arrival in Plymouth, one of your first places to visit should be the Visitor Information Center on Route 3 at exit five. The Center serves a regional purpose with information about Plymouth, Cape Cod, Boston and beyond. Brochures from all over the region are available here, as well as information on upcoming events, dining, shopping and more. On the Plymouth Waterfront visitors to the Information Center can buy attraction tickets, pick up Plymouth brochures and menus and even make lodging reservations. So stop by and see us for postcards, one-time use cameras, books about Plymouth and its history and other ways to make the most of your stay in Plymouth. Please call 1.800.USA.1620, or visit our website to learn more about these information centers.