Planning a trip to Massachusetts? Well, you’re in for a treat – whether it’s endless outdoor adventures, dynamic cities, or delectable dining.
For the most part, traveling in Massachusetts is an easy endeavor, but it helps to know the local quirks and conventions. From navigating the local streets to understanding the local lingo, here are 13 things you need to know before you go.
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Whether you’re a culture vulture or a sports fan, you’ll need to plan in advance to get tickets to the big show/game. This goes for Tanglewood and other summer festivals in the Berkshires, Boston performing arts, and most professional sporting events (and especially games at Fenway Park). For the best seats and the best prices, buy your tickets at least a month in advance.
Dining out in Massachusetts is sure to be a highlight of your trip, especially if you like seafood. Bear in mind: if you have your heart set on eating somewhere in particular, other people do too, so reserve in advance for midrange and upscale restaurants.
Try to book a week or two ahead of time for a weekend dinner at most places, while the hottest restaurants in Boston may require a reservation several months in advance.
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