Romantic Things To Do in Harvard, Massachusetts

The Fruitlands Museum, located on the grounds of a 19th-century Utopian experiment, explores the ideas of American Transcendentalists, Shakers, and Native peoples. A National Landmark and Historic ... More on Heritage

overview: Located in rural Harvard, Massachusetts, Fruitlands has an unparalleled view across the Nashua River valley INCLUDES Archaeology Excavations. Objects and ... More on MuseumStuff.com

NEV offers horse lovers, gymnasts, and dancers the chance to take equestrian vaulting lessons (gymnastics on horseback). Vaulting has an excellent safety record, and the club has a strong coach and... More on GoCityKids

A really fun team which my child LOVES!! More on GoCityKids

about Roudenbush Community Center: The Roudenbush Community Center offers programs and services in the areas of education, entertainment, health and the arts for children, adults, and seniors. Classes in dance, gymnastics, sports, ... More on GoCityKids

Spectacle is an average size (66 acre) two-story pond located in Lancaster just south of Route 2. The water is clear with a transparency of 19 feet. The shoreline is 75% developed with summer and year round homes. Aquatic weeds are ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Division currently has very little current information on this 88-acre pond. Maximum depth is 21 feet and average depth is about 10 feet. The eastern and part of the northern shoreline is heavily developed; the remaining shoreline ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Located just a short ride from Boston and surrounding metropolitan areas, Nashoba Valley is a great place to learn to ski. The combination of 100% snowmaking coverage and an experienced grooming fl... More on SkiResortGuide.com

Restaurant is very nice. More on SkiSite

Swimming, picnicking, Bathhouse, picnic tables, playing fields, paddle boat rentals, park store. - Sandy 1,000 ft beach curves along 34-acre lake. When Peter Powers hiked into West Dunstable Territ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

'Silver Lake' is a small lake in the town of Hollis, New Hampshire. Formerly surrounded by summer vacation cottages, most of these buildings have now been converted for use as year-round homes. Sil... More on Wikipedia

This house offers an instructive look at the days when a philosopher could attain the status we now associ... More on Frommers

Definitely would recommend Concord and visiting this museum but do not expect to be happy with the tour g... More on TripAdvisor

The Wayside was Nathaniel Hawthorne's home from 1852 until his death, in 1864. The Alcotts also lived here... More on Frommers

No surprise the girls were so vulnerable to disease during the winter--but the Wayside guide added the tale... More on TripAdvisor