9-Nights Fall Colors of New England

9 nights from: $3,050

Fall Colors Of New England
If the idea of New England brings images of picture perfect villages, sleepy fishing towns, vast swathes of golden beaches and presidential summer homes into your mind’s eye, this trip will not disappoint. Starting in historic Boston you’ll visit lovely Cape Cod, stunning Stowe and sea swept Maine, all adorned in vibrant fall foliage.


Dining Summary

• 5 Breakfast (B)

• Learn Boston's rich history while touring the city and a part of the Red-Brick Freedom Trail
• Visit the Plimoth Patuxet Museum where a 17th-century colony comes to life
• Indulge in an iconic breakfast for a taste of classic American dishes
• Visit Cape Cod National Seashore's pristine sandy beaches
• Visit a local sugar house for a 100% pure maple syrup experience
• Visit the 18th century buildings and historical center and enjoy a true New England experience

• Plymouth: Feel like you’ve stepped into the original 17th century Plymouth Colony at Plimoth Patuxet Museum. Perfect for history lovers, you’ll leave with an understanding of the original, Wampanoag People who were there prior to colonist arrival through interactive exhibits where you can see age-old techniques, from basket weaving to boat building, ensuring the Wampanoag traditions thrive for future generations. This experience directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 10: Reducing Inequalities and Goal 11 Sustainable Cities and Communities.

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• Cherry-picked hotels, all tried and trusted
• Many meals included
• Luxury air-conditioned coach with Wi-Fi in most countries
• City orientation tours
• Extensive variety of Choice Experiences
• On occasion, hotels of similar standard and location may be utilized.

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The hub of culture, governance and commerce in Rhode Island, Providence is also very accessible to other travel destinations in New England, making it both a convenient gateway city as well as an attractive place to live for young professionals, empty-nesters, and Boston and New York refugees.

Six universities call Providence home, including the prestigious Brown University and Rhode Island School of Design; both are located on the East Side, one of more than a dozen walking neighborhoods in the city. On Smith Hill, you'll find the Rhode Island State House, which has the world's fourth-largest self-supported marble dome. Perched atop Providence's gleaming white Capitol is a bronze statue of The Independent Man—a 10-ft/3-m reminder of Williams and the small band of nonconformists who followed him and founded Providence. In the shadows of the State House building, you'll see massive, centuries-old four- and five-story homes.

Providence is also known for dirty politics, potent organized crime and other assorted controversies. One of Providence's most flamboyant characters is Vincent A. "Buddy" Cianci Jr., the former and longest-serving mayor, who held office for 20 years. Cianci served five years in a federal prison for a 2002 racketeering conviction. (He also bottled his own pasta sauce.) Another mayor, David Cicilline, is the son of a reputed Mafia lawyer and was also the first openly gay mayor of a U.S. state capital.

Since the 1970s, downtown Providence has been the focus of a large and successful urban renewal project. At its heart are the upscale Providence Place Mall and WaterPlace Park, a 4-acre/2-hectare public area with riverwalks, an amphitheater and a tidal basin created at the confluence of the Woonasquatucket and Moshassuck rivers. The renaissance has placed the city on any number of best-cities lists, and whether you're interested in early U.S. history, the arts, authentic Italian food or just hanging out on popular Thayer Street, with its trendy bookstores, eateries and shops, Providence is well worth a visit.