small town

Massachusetts definitely has plenty of small towns throughout the state with all sorts of charm. There's a certain warm welcome feel to a variety of some of the coziest towns that are always a great stop along a road trip. Some of that has to do with just how friendly those small towns can be. But did you know that Massachusetts is actually home to the friendliest small town in the U.S.?

There is no question that Massachusetts has a vast wealth of history. Some of the U.S.'s greatest historic moments have taken place right here in the Bay State. It's certainly only fitting that one of our most prominent museums, which happens to be at in an equally as historic location, would get recognition among the best small town museums throughout the U.S.

If you live in Massachusetts, you are well aware that the Bay State has some pretty unique, as well as aesthetically pleasing, small towns throughout the state. It seems we lucked out when it comes to being here. However, recently one had the distinguished honor of being named the most beautiful town in Massachusetts. And if you've been through there, you probably understand why.

If you live anywhere in New England and you have at the very least been through Massachusetts, if there is one thing you know about the Bay State, it's that we have some absolutely amazing small towns! Now that we are in the midst of Fall, when it's always a great time to take a fun road tip anywhere in Massachusetts, we also have found out which small town, out of all the great ones throughout the state, is the absolute coolest small town. When you find out what it is, you really can't even question it.

Safety first.

HGTV published a list of the 50 most charming small towns in America, including one in the Granite State.

We couldn't help but agree with some answers...and disagree with others.

The seasonal father-and-son-owned operation serves fresh, local seafood in an outdoor waterfront setting.

People from all over flock to Martha's Vineyard during the warmer months, including the "fetching" seaport village of Edgartown.

LoveFood shared their take on the loveliest small-town restaurant in New Hampshire. What do you think?

The restaurant and bakery first opened in 1947, just two years after World War II ended.