Cheap Things To Do in Bliss Corner, Massachusetts

Butler Flats Lighthouse is situated on a mucky shoal at the mouth of New Bedford Harbor and the Acushnet River. Although New Bedford was a major U.S. location for whaling, fishing and manufacturing with rising harbor traffic, getting ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Established in 1894, the zoo is the 12th oldest zoo in the U.S. It is accredited by the Association of Zoos... More on Wikipedia.org

Weekends can be very busy at the zoo, but parking is always sufficient and the staff are friendly. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. “A Dead Whale or a Stove Boat”: (inscription on back) In honor of the whalemen whose skill, hardihood and daring brought fame and fortune to New Bedford and made its name known to every seaport on the globe. ... More on HMDB

This unique gallery is a non-profit, tax-exempt artists' cooperative, which promotes and stimulates culture in the New Bedford area by highlighting the diverse styles and media of visual artists, p... More on uptake_content

Gallery X is a contemporary, cooperative art gallery of visual, performing and literary artist members that promotes cultural outreach through ... More on Destinationnewbedford.org

'Effie M. Morrissey' (now 'Ernestina') was a schooner skippered by Robert Bartlett that made many scientific expeditions to the Arctic, sponsored by American museums, the Explorers Club and the National Geographic Society. It also ... More on Wikipedia

Though not a ‘museum' in the strict sense of the word, the Seamen's Bethel is living history and much more.... More on uptake_content

Truly magnificent. I was very impressed with it on my visit. More on Yahoo! Travel

Come stroll down cobblestone streets, visit the world's largest whaling museum, tour a whaling merchant's home and whaleman's chapel, and walk a 19th century schooner's decks. New Bedford Whaling N... More on Heritage

New Bedford was a whaling port and “the richest city in the world.” for a while. Spend time exploring cobblestone streets, see the world’s largest whaling museum, a whaling merchant’s home and whal... More on TripAdvisor

This 53-foot tall caisson lighthouse was built to replace the square lighthouse erected on Clark's Point in 1804. It is located in the New Bedford Channel at the entrance to New Bedford Harbor. Unlike other lighthouses built in the ... More on Cyberlights.com

The historic district features several fine examples of Greek Revival architecture, restored buildings, restaurants, shops, and businesses. Within the historic district are the Whaling Museum, Seamen's Bethel, ... More on Rixsan.com