salem

Picture this: cozy stalls filled with handcrafted treasures and the scent of festive treats wafting through the air. The holidays are about to get a lot merrier.

Imagine catching a glimpse of Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker strolling through Salem's historic streets, all while learning about its haunting past.

Salem’s past casts a long shadow, but the city today is alive with charm and visitors ready to soak in its rich history.

Chuck E Cheese is rebranding with 80's style arcades and two of "Chuck's Arcades" just opened in New Hampshire.

The excitement is back in the air as a new arcade concept opens nearby, rekindling those childhood memories without the birthday cake.

Imagine renting out the mall at Fox Run or the Rockingham Mall in New Hampshire to do this...China uses malls RIGHT.

Salem, New Hampshire just got a new restaurant and it looks comfortable and delicious. A place you could meet for a date, have a work meeting or just come in for a beer at the bar.

This traveling golf simulator company out of New England is an inexpensive way to bring a golf sim to your house, bachelor parties, cookouts, grad parties, and more.

The Goat is taking over the world! Or at least New England.

Unveil the most disappointing tourist spots (one surprisingly in New England), rated among the world's most boring attractions.

This unassuming yellow house in Salem, Massachusetts, was named as one of the most haunted Airbnbs in the United States.

You'll need two hand, three mouths, and an empty stomach to finish this MEGAtini (martini) at Salem, New Hampshire's newest restaurant.

New Hampshire is now a little fancier with a new The Capital Grille open in Salem.

I'm not saying these are the ABSOLUTE BEST spots in Massachusetts (though some of them ARE), but they are all great places to see for many different reasons.

This cute event transforms downtown into a winter wonderland, littered with unique ice sculptures, chocolate treats, and special Valentine's Day shopping.

If you're feeling something unsettling while traveling down one of these Maine or Massachusetts roads, here's why.