...a
trip back in time. The Schooner Lannon will
transport you back to another time. Picture yourself
sailing out of Gloucester on a vessel like this a hundred
years ago. The Lannon was built and launched in 1997,
but her lines were taken from those of a swordfishing
vessel from 1903. Your trip will be relaxing and you'll
love listening to the quiet as the schooner glides smoothly
along.
...the sail of your choice. Whether
you choose to unwind with a stress-relieving two-hour
sail, a music cruise or a sunset lobsterbake sail, your
whole family will enjoy your trip onboard the Schooner
Thomas E. Lannon. Join us on Saturday mornings in July
and August and your kids can sail for free (one per
adult). Come on a Tuesday in July and August and you
can get your second ticket at half-price.
...your own private sail. Or charter
the Lannon for your own private party. The Lannon hosts
corporate outings and teambuilding sails, client and/or
employee appreciation sails, birthday and anniversary
parties, family reunions, weddings, rehearsal dinners.
You name it. The Schooner Lannon is a great place for
a party.
The
Walk to the Sea encompasses four centuries of Boston
history. Beginning at the State House on Beacon Hill,
overlooking Boston's ancient Common, the Walk passes
among historic landmarks and skyscrapers. The Walk crosses
ground that, centuries earlier, was not ground at all
but an active harbor. Boston's history is tied to the
sea, whose smells and sounds once pervaded the town.
The Walk from summit to sea, spanning one mile and descending
a hundred feet, brings that history to life.
The Norman B. Leventhal Walk to the Sea will provide
generations of students, tourists and history buffs
a compelling glimpse of Boston and American history
through ten exquisite glass and stainless steel panels
along the walk’s one-mile route. The panels display
images, maps and a brief history that tracks Boston’s
transformation from a colonial port to a major urban
center. It complements the city’s famed Freedom
Trail and the many other historical sites that draw
millions of tourists to Boston every year
The Walk is a one-mile journey that begins at the top
of Beacon Hill. From there, the trails winds through
Beacon, Tremont, Court and State Streets and ends at
Long Wharf. Panels are located at these stops along
the trail:
Chose to stay in the on-site, comfortable 16 room inn
where you can enjoy your newly renovated room with either
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sized bed or two queen beds. Whatever you chose, all
guests can enjoy all of the amenities of a full-service
resort including a large heated pool, hot tub, fire
pit, on-site lounge, and wireless internet service.
Our location is ideal. Located on the south side in
the center of town, we are just a one block stroll to
the entrance of the Marginal Way, and two blocks to
the night clubs, restaurants and activities of the village
centre. Enjoy the pleasures of staying in the village,
without the noise and congestion.
Located
on an expansive 42 acre property in Southeastern Connecticut,
The Spa at Norwich Inn is an intimate retreat and home
to an elegant, full-service spa. With one hundred guestrooms,
suites and semi-private villas, The Spa at Norwich Inn
is both ample and accommodating. Our spa offers a wide
selection of services, ranging from traditional massages
to specialized treatments designed especially for our
clients. Relax in Ascots, the Inn’s Pub and dine
in Kensington’s, our gourmet restaurant. Local
attractions include Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun Casinos,
golf, Mystic seaport and more. Be pampered, soothed,
relaxed, and renewed in the privacy and peace of the
Connecticut Woods.
This
historic inn started as a four-room homestead, built
by the nephew of Franklin Pierce, 14th president of
the United States. Today, The Wayside Inn welcomes guests
seeking a true New England experience in any season.
Romantic Getaways, Family and Friend Gatherings, a Country
Wedding—a Memorable Vacation. The original main inn
is partnered with its modern annex, ideal for young
families (and pet-friendly), each room with a balcony
and lovely view. All accommodations are spacious and
truly comfortable, and one room in the inn is wheelchair
accessible.
Guests enjoy seasonal outdoor pleasures, with a riverside
sandy beach and the carefully tended flower garden.
The inn’s horseshoe pit and bocce court are favorites!
Nearby hiking trails change dramatically with the seasons,
and winter offers snowshoeing and cross-country skiing
right from our door. Golf enthusiasts, dedicated antique
lovers, country-store shoppers—our guests know all their
passions will be satisfied. We are so close to major
ski areas, and skiers of all levels will find their
thrills all through the winter and early spring seasons.
Our
nationally known galleries in Middlebury, Burlington
and Manchester feature the work of over 250 juried Vermont
artisans. Frog Hollow galleries exhibit a unique collection
of fine traditional and contemporary Vermont craft.
Our goal is to promote original works of lasting beauty
and impeccable quality by providing a place for artists
who reside in Vermont's rural communities to exhibit
and sell their work. We seek to support and celebrate
individual design and craftmanship through the sale
of items that are made by hand, with loving care and
attention to detail.
Hampton
Inn & Suites Providence Downtown offers 110 beautifully
appointed guest rooms, including 37 suites, 32 king
rooms, and 40 standard rooms, and features limited meeting
and function space. The historic building, which rests
on the national and state registries of historic places,
compliments the architectural splendor of the City,
retaining much of its early 20th century design and
vintage personality.
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The Watch Hill Inn built in 1845 was recently renovated
into large 1 & 2 bedroom hotel apartments with magnificent
water and sunset views. The brand new Watch Hill Inn
Annex features several studios all with private balconies,
views, and fireplaces. Rentals available year round.
Classic
Cruises of Newport is the local favorite for sailing
tours and harbor cruises. Enjoy breathtaking sailing
offering spectacular views of Newport Harbor, Narragansett
Bay and the excitement of the Sailing Capital of America.
We offer sailing tours and excursions on our 72’
Schooner Madeleine. The sailing yacht Madeleine offers
19th century charm and style as you cruise the bay.
Our high speed motor yacht tours on the classic speedboat
RumRunnerII bring the intrigue and luxury from her smuggling
days to your day as you cruise the waterfront. Both
of these boat rides are available for daily harbor tours
and sunset cocktail cruises.
The
Hotel Viking, found in the historic hill neighborhood,
is an elegant haven within walking distance to shops,
restaurants, historic attractions and the Newport waterfront.
The hotel has been offering gracious hospitality for
eighty years and has hosted dignitaries and celebrities
such as the Kennedy's, the Vanderbilts and Astors as
well as musicians, writers and politicians. Newport
is a destination alive with New England warmth and charm,
and the Hotel Viking, a member of the prestigious Historic
Hotels of America, is in the center of it all.
The Hotel Viking offers 10 meeting and function rooms
totaling over 14,000 sq. ft. of meeting space. Specializing
in all types of events, ranging from small board meetings
to large meetings and conventions, all of The Hotel
Viking's meeting rooms are equipped with DSL high-speed
Internet lines, as well as house phone lines with outside
accessibility.
The
Beaconlight is centrally located in the favored West
End of town on a quiet street that links Bradford St
and Commercial St. Everything is literally within a
few minutes walk - health clubs, food and liquor stores,
bike hire, "Tea Dance", restaurants, bars,
clubs, shops, galleries, the beach and ocean. We mean
it when we say we're right in the center of things!
You'll just love the style and comfort of our guest
rooms and suites, which are all non-smoking. Each room
is uniquely decorated with a combination of antique
and transitional furniture, lending a sophisticated
but eclectic air.
The
Walk to the Sea encompasses four centuries of Boston
history. Beginning at the State House on Beacon Hill,
overlooking Boston's ancient Common, the Walk passes
among historic landmarks and skyscrapers. The Walk crosses
ground that, centuries earlier, was not ground at all
but an active harbor. Boston's history is tied to the
sea, whose smells and sounds once pervaded the town.
The Walk from summit to sea, spanning one mile and descending
a hundred feet, brings that history to life.
The
Hotel Viking
