For most of us, another year of college is over and it's time for the long-awaited summer to begin. Alongside summer, many of us are longing for adventure, whether it's going to see the hottest city in your state or taking a trip to see beautiful scenery. For those that are living Massachusetts, here are some spots that you should definitely visit before summer is over.
1. Crane Estate, Ipswich: Castle Hill: A beautiful place to walk around, enjoy the scenery, and take in the views of the water that overlook Crane's Beach.
2. Gunn Brook Falls, Sunderland: A breathtaking hidden waterfall that you can walk/hike to see.
3. A Secret Garden In The Middle Of Boston: A rooftop garden on top of the Cambridge Center in the middle of Kendall Square where you can relax and possibly have a sunset dance party.
4. Corey Hill, Boston: Right near Beacon Street, there is a quiet park that has a beautiful view on Boston. It's a great place to visit leisurely.
5. Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Located near the Museum of Fine Arts and Fenway-Kenmore neighborhood, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum houses beautiful art collections.
6. Brattle Book Shop: Located in Boston, Brattle Book Shop is an outdoor book shop that will definitely hit the spot for all the book worms out there.
7. Rockport Harbor: A coastal site in Rockport. Perfect place to visit for a day to walk along the coast and enjoy the small boutique shops.
8. Mapparium: Visit the beautiful giant stained glass globe that is three stories high at the Mary Baker Eddy Library in Boston.
9. Bodega: A hidden sneaker store that is in an old convenience store and behind a Snapple machine! Even if you're not a sneaker person, the idea of finding a trigger on the floor and gaining access to a secret store sounds so fun.
10. The Lawn on D: Located in Boston and the perfect place for food and music, The Lawn on D is the perfect spot to experience dynamic outdoor events.