Great Visitor Center! Well located in Boston Common, on Tremont inside a cute and charming…read morebuilding. It is great they open early when you visit! They have clean restrooms (major plus), although we never had issues finding bathroom while strolling around Boston. They have great maps of Boston and a nice one of the subway system, super helpful. This is where Freedom Trail starts, you can book tours here. They don't have an actual map for it, I printed one I found online because I didn't want to do a guided tours, I wanted to hit all the spots. Nice customer service, a friendly crew working here. They sell a nice souvenir selection, OK prices, I snagged a few, a lobster Christmas ornament for myself because... Great place to shop for souvenirs, you won't find many shops in town. When you start your Boston trip, start here for map, advice, info and a souvenir or two!

We met outside of this visitor center for a Freedom Trail Tour. I went inside to use the restroom…read morebefore the tour. Stopped at the information desk and they were happy to help me plan our trip to Salem the next day. Turns out you can catch the Purple Commuter line train from the North End Station to Salem. Visitor Center also had Boston tourist souvenirs for sale.

Wish I remembered the identify of the Yelper who seemingly discussed the bathroom status of every…read morecoffee house she reviewed. Several visitor center reviews praise the bathrooms, and they're not wrong. Walk around town and look at the NO PUBLIC RESTROOMS signs. And even if less urgent needs bring you here, it's worth a stop. I didn't see the movie but there was a nice museum-type section with a couple of boats, displays of people doing 1800s-type activities and an Instagrammable model of the original armory (partly destroyed in an 1982 arson fire).

We stopped in just to check it out, they had some displays in cases, site maps and souvenirs. They…read morehad restrooms and a information counter. we browsed around for a few minutes, I was able to get a few colonial coins for my boyfriends collection as well as a pin for mine. I learned that Salem was the birth place of the National Guard. They had information on the Boston Tea Party, former Presidents, and the history of the area. It was a one of the cooler visitor centers I have been into and I enjoyed it evne though it was a quick stop.

The main office of the Providence Warwick Convention and Visitors Bureau (PWCVB) is located across…read morefrom the Providence Place mall, on the side of the G-Tech building. The mission of this organization is to create vibrant growth for the local economy by promoting, developing and expanding a united convention, meetings and leisure industry. Inside you will find a large staff that is committed to increase Rhode Island and Providence's exposure to the world. They manage the visitor center at the Convention Center, which is a busy area where tourists and locals find information about what's going on in the area They are also involved in the sponsoring of events like Restaurant Week, Pizza Week, Sports Tournaments, etc.

We got personal attention from three (!) different park rangers there, including starting the video…read more(informative) on demand and answering a few questions knowledgeably. (I also appreciated the answer to one my son had -- 'I don't know, but let's find out...' leading to some on the spot research.) The whaling exhibit isn't too big so you don't have to allot a lot of time, but do linger to look at the small exhibit on the history of the attempts to preserved New Bedford's historic district, which is fascinating all by itself. That was actually the highlight for me. The little gift shop was nice and varied from what was available at the Whaling Museum and the souvenir stores, and in particular has a nice selection of books. This is definitely the place you should start at if you're doing a tour of downtown, but if you're pressed for time, start with the Whaling museum (now really a general history center) and then come here if you have time left over.

Nice introduction to the history of the whaling industry in New Bedford, New Bedford's history, and…read moremore. Neat exhibits and they show a 20 minute video. Park ranger on duty was super friendly and even called neighborhood restaurants to see what was open on Easter Sunday! Located in a historic bank, next door to the whale museum.

My boys love going here! Such a fun stop on the way into the Cape! Of course after we eat at…read moreSeafood Sam's!

Wonderful stop in Sandwich on the canal with park, playground for the kids, lots to do and see…read more Watch the boats go by, see the fishermen and coastguard HQ. Lots of parking and free. You can walk right next to canal. Bike trails and walking trails. Bathrooms, but closed due to covid, but they did have porta potties. Great time.

We stopped the visitor/transportation center on our first full morning in town to pick up a map of…read morethe historic district and directions to a restaurant in Middletown. The person staffing the information center proved to be very informative though he never cracked a smile during our 5 minute conversation. Tip: parking is free with validation for the first 30 minutes.

Stopped here to get a map of the "Mansion drive" which is really what it's all about…read more However, the homes are not all open to the public for viewing, so it's a lot of Drive-by and gawking. Of note: I saw a blurb for Museum for American Illustration, which I hope to see in the future. Also, clean facilities, which is really what is the most important thing for me when travelling. Free and very spacious parking.

Working with Brian was an absolute game-changer. From the very beginning, he was incredibly…read moreresponsive, organized, and genuinely invested in making our trip stress-free and unforgettable. Every detail -- flights, hotels, transportation, and special requests -- was handled flawlessly. What really stood out was his ability to anticipate needs before we even asked and offer great options that fit both our budget and travel style. Anytime we had a question, we got quick, clear answers and helpful recommendations. Thanks to his expertise, we were able to truly relax and enjoy our trip instead of worrying about logistics. I can confidently say this was the smoothest travel experience we've ever had. If you're looking for someone who goes above and beyond and treats your trip like it's their own, Brian is the agent you want to utilize. What truly set Brian apart was his custom travel app, which he personalized with our entire cruise itinerary, pre- and post-cruise hotel details, flight info, and city guides for every port. It even packed in detailed ship info, key contact numbers, our travel documents, and insurance details. The best part? Real-time flight updates for delays and gate changes kept everything stress-free. We've already booked our next Virgin Voyages cruise with Brian--couldn't imagine traveling without him! If you're planning a cruise (or any trip), Pau Hana Travel is the only way to go. Highly recommend them!

Brian is fantastic! He has booked two trips for our family- to Disneyland and Disneyworld. He is…read moreextremely knowledgable about hotels, character dining, and the various parks. He gave great advice on park hopper as well as special holiday events. Planning these trips was daunting until I was referred to him. He's extremely responsive, professional and kind- even offering to help me replace my daughter's crown from Bippity Boppity Boo when we lost it on the trip home. Book all your Disney trips- and other destinations with Pau Hana travel. He goes above and beyond to ensure your perfect trip.

I've been obsessed with the ocean my whole life and will jump on any chance to walk along the coast…read moreany given day. I've been here many times over the last two years but have never walked it after any snowfall. So knowing it recently snowed and that it hasn't all melted away, I immediately drove down on my first day off. I'm sure it would have been even more beautiful than it was today if I had been here just after a fresh snowfall. But it was a good glimpse of just how beautiful it could be. There were still many patches of white and the landscape was transformed by it. The cold breeze enveloped you as you walked the 3.5 miles was refreshing like chugging a cold beer on a hot summer day. It's an easy stroll even on the "rougher" terrain. Any hiking shoes would easily help you traverse the whole 3.5 miles. You get to see many of the historical and private mansions along the coast. And if you're curious to see more of them, continue onto the main road at the end of the cliff walk and see them from there (lots of information posted along the way too!) Parking during off-season is plentiful and free. Good luck during the rest of the year finding parking when crowds really pack this place...

This is a beautiful walk, about 3.5 miles long, and about 75% of it is very easy. You can see some…read moreof the famous Newport mansions including The Breakers, Marble House, and Rosecliff. There are also great views of the Atlantic. On the downside, it can be very crowded and it's fairly narrow in spots. (I was going to put in an offer on the Breakers mansion, which has 70 rooms, 48 bedrooms and 27 fireplaces but thought it might be too drafty!!!). Newport is a great place to visit, and if you arrive on a decent day, it's worthwhile to take a walk on the Cliff Walk!

I like stopping here it's a long ride in , so stop and freshen ip first. The views are great from…read morehere if you have a bike there is free parking and you can ride your bike through the sand dunes to different beaches

Gorgeous views from the visitors center, beautiful beaches, and cool to be at the tip of…read moreMassachusetts.

This Travel Agency - Colette Vacations - is located on the East Coast…read more Because I live in Hawaii, I called at 4:20am (Hawaii Standard Time) which is 9:20am in Rhode Island. My roommate and I booked a tour (for June 2025) online. Their system wasn't user friendly and my credit card was charged five times for the deposit. It was like paying for the entire trip. We ended up being on the waitlist anyway. That was in December. Now that it's February, I called to get an update and see if I could get a refund for at least four of my deposits. I spoke with Kariya who was very polite, professional, and patient. She sorted through the information and found out that my roommate and I are 4th on the waitlist. If I cancel now, I can get a full refund. If I stay on the waitlist, I would lose my deposit if I don't get go on the trip. I decided to cancel, but they can't refund me until my roommate contacts them with her decision: 1. stay on the waitlist, change her reservation to a single room, and lose her deposit if she doesn't get to go on the trip... 2. get a refund. We shall see the results...

Keep looking for another Agency. They are horrible w/ their money management and should REQUIRE…read moreinsurance, as they cannot support travel changes - even for a single working mother. Lost $2,000 and it was an "oh well, that's on you" attitude. If you book with them, make SURE you are covered by Travel Insurance. Horrible experience.