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Things to see and do
Organise your stay
New England :
Where to go?
Where to sleep?
New England Hotel tips
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Saco River Motor Lodge & Suites from59 $
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The Bethel Inn Resort from179 $
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Oxen Yoke Motel from62 $
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Practical A to Z
Practical A to Z
Eating out
Opnening hours
Remember that New Englanders traditionally go to bed early and that, with the exception of main cities, restaurants are closed after 9pm.
Where to eat
An institution in the United States, the diner was born in Providence (Rhode Island). Authentic diner cars are still commonplace in the region, serving breakfast, burgers, seafood, salads and traditional dishes.
The major cities of New England are home to all sorts of establishments. However you will often find the best food in country inns: tasty dishes, creative desserts and award-winning wines.
Embassies and consulates
British Embassy –One Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02142 – t 1 617 245 4500 – http://ukinusa.fco.gov.uk/en
Irish Embassy – Chase Building, 535 Boylston Street, MA 02116 Boston – t 1 617 267 9330 – http://www.irishconsulateboston.org./
Public holidays
1 January
3rd Monday of January – Martin Luther King Jr. Day
3rd Monday of February – Presidents Day
1st Tuesday of March – Town Meeting Day - in Vermont
3rd Monday of April – Patriots’ Day - In Maine and Massachusetts
Last Monday of May – Memorial Day
4 July – Independence Day
16 August – Bennington Battle Day - In Vermont
2nd Monday of August – Victoria Day - On Rhode Island.
1st Monday of September – Labour Day
2nd Monday of October – Columbus Day
11 November – Veterans’ Day
4th Thursday of November – Thanksgiving Day
25 December
Shopping
Sales tax
With the exception of hotels and restaurants, New Hampshire is exempt from sales tax.
