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or a truly authentic New England experience, come
to New Hampshire. We are a four-season, year-round vacation destination ideal for every type of traveller. Visit our quaint shops and galleries, enjoy scenic state parks and historic sites, 182 mountains over 3000 ft high, sparkling lakes and sandy beaches, the tallest mountains in the Northeast, three National Scenic Byways, and traditional festivals and open-air markets. For such a small state, we are packed with fun for the whole family. From the ocean to lakes and mountains, fall foliage to waterfalls and covered bridges, there is so much to see in New Hampshire, you'll want to visit again and again. And as you'll discover, whatever part of New Hampshire you visit, you'll be welcomed with a smile, and greeted like a friend. A variety of cuisine, from fresh seafood to ‘down home’ New England cooking, can be enjoyed in New Hampshire’s
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NEW HAMPSHIRE The Granite State
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STATE SECRET... Madame Sherri Castle Ruins Chesterfield, NH – Madame Antoinete Sherri (Madame Sherri) had been an art collector, a vaudeville dancer, a theatrical costume designer for the Zigfield Follies and a world traveller before winding up in Chesterfield in the 1920s.
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restaurants, grand resorts, cosy B&Bs, and classic country inns. Don't forget New Hampshire's famous tax-free shopping! Check out our official website at www.
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DON'T MISS... New Hampshire Brewery Map. You don’t have to look hard to find great beer in New Hampshire. So, the NH Division of Travel & Tourism created a map which visitors can follow along to find a wide range of award-winning breweries, microbreweries and brew pubs.
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visitnh.gov for an events calendar, itineraries, lodging specials and more and join the conversation with us on Facebook, Twitter and Flickr!
temperature in Concord ranges from 20-70 °F (7-21 °C) throughout the year. Average monthly precipitation is 3.2" National/State Parks: 71 International Gateways: Boston, Montreal and New York
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STATE SECRET... Known as a casino resort, Atlantic City actually features year-round entertainment including the first Boardwalk, miles of sandy-white beaches, the tallest lighthouse in New Jersey, Lucy the Elephant, and the famous Steel Pier. The US version of Monopoly was created using the city’s streets.
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Atlantic regions of the United States. It’s bordered on the northeast by New York, on the southeast and south by the Atlantic Ocean, on the west by Pennsylvania and on the southwest by Delaware. It can be thought of as five regions: Northeastern New Jersey, known as the Gateway Region; Northwestern New Jersey, or the Skylands; the central-west and southwest are included in the Delaware Valley; the Pine Barrens in the
interior of the southern part; and the Shore, along the Atlantic Coast in the central-east and southeast. Attracting more than 30 million visitors a year, Atlantic City is located within the Shore on the southeastern part of the state. Keeping with its tagline, “Always Turned On,” Atlantic City is a year-round destination that offers world-renowned casinos and hotels in a seaside resort setting. The city features unique attractions, famous chef-owned restaurants, world class spas, and headliner entertainment in
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DON'T MISS... The Atlantic City Boardwalk: it’s the centrepiece of HBO’s series, Boardwalk Empire, based on Atlantic City during 1920’s prohibition. Today’s Atlantic City Boardwalk is as popular as ever, offering around four and a half miles of world-famous promenade with shops, casinos, restaurants and amusements.
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the casinos and Boardwalk Hall, consistently recognized as a best-selling mid sized venue in the United States. Year-round, Atlantic City is a favourite destination for meetings, conventions and public shows The surrounding region features championship golf, wineries, historic villages and more.
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Population: 8,707,739 State Capital: Trenton Largest city: Newark Local time: EST - Eastern Time Weather: Four season climate. The average daily high/low temperature is: spring 60/42; summer 82/64; fall 66/48; winter 41/27
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