Forever Green Manor
Welcome to Forever Green Manor
Forever Green Manor | Your luxurious Victorian retreat where history meets modern comfort. Nestled in the charming town of Winthrop, MA, this grand 1880 residence offers a serene escape with breathtaking ocean views and a story to tell.
Step into a bygone era of elegance frequented by none other than Teddy Roosevelt. Forever Green Manor boasts six spacious bedrooms and 3.5 well-appointed bathrooms, comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests. Each room is a treasure trove of craftsmanship, featuring elaborate woodwork, masonry, and exquisite antique furniture that echo the manor’s storied past. For our youngest guests, we provide a cozy crib, ensuring a restful night’s sleep for all.
While the manor’s soul is steeped in history, its heart beats with modern amenities. Enjoy the warmth of the fireplace, the convenience of outdoor dining, and a suite of top-notch facilities. A dedicated office space equipped with high-speed internet makes remote work a breeze, ensuring you stay connected in comfort.
Located just a whisper away from the beach, Forever Green Manor is your front-row seat to the Atlantic’s majesty. Start your day with a stroll along the shore or unwind to the soothing sounds of the waves. It’s not just a stay; it’s an experience that rejuvenates the soul.
We believe in providing a space that’s not just rented but cherished. A place where warm memories are made, and every sunrise feels like a personal painting. At Forever Green Manor, you’re not just guests; you’re family.
Book your stay at Forever Green Manor, where every detail is curated for your comfort and every moment is a slice of history waiting to be relived. Perfect for families and professionals alike, our manor is the epitome of a home away from home.
Welcome to Pleasant Place! 🌅
Winthrop, our coastal haven, nestles gracefully at the threshold of New England’s most enchanting harbors. Picture a peninsula—a mere 1.6 square miles—where the very air hums with the magic of the sea. Here, vistas unfold like ancient scrolls, revealing secrets etched by wind and tide.
On one side, behold a panoramic canvas: the outer harbor and the Atlantic Ocean, their azure hues merging seamlessly. Waves whisper tales of distant lands, and seagulls trace delicate arcs against the cerulean sky. But turn your gaze, and a different saga unfolds: the Boston skyline, a constellation of ambition and history, silhouetted against the heavens.
Yet, Winthrop is more than a vista; it’s a symphony of life. Within minutes, our quaint streets lead to the beating heart of Boston, where cobblestones echo with footsteps of dreamers and doers. An exquisite public transportation system weaves threads of connectivity, whisking workers and wanderers alike to downtown Boston in a mere 15 minutes or whisking them to nearby Logan Airport in less than 10 minutes. And come June 19th, our Ferry Service unfurls its sails, ferrying passengers to Rowe’s Wharf, where the pulse of the city awaits.
But there’s more—a treasure trove of delights. Sandy beaches beckon sun-kissed toes, while yacht clubs and marinas cradle vessels that dance with the tides. Our golf course is a green sanctuary, and ball fields echo with the laughter of spirited games. Glide across the ice at The Eruzione Center, named after our very own Olympic Gold Medalist, Mike Eruzione. Wander through nine parks, each a verdant refuge, and lose yourself on Deer Island, where a 2.6-mile walk unveils the harbor’s secrets.
So, dear traveler, as you step onto our shores, may you savor the salt-kissed breeze and the symphony of seagulls. May you explore the nooks and crannies of Winthrop, where stories linger in every cobblestone. And may you discover that this place, this Pleasant Place, is more than a destination—it’s an invitation to embrace the rhythm of the tides and the whispers of the wind. 🌊🌿🌟
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Winthrop
Welcome to Pleasant Place! 🌅
Winthrop, our coastal haven, nestles gracefully at the threshold of New England’s most enchanting harbors. Picture a peninsula—a mere 1.6 square miles—where the very air hums with the magic of the sea. Here, vistas unfold like ancient scrolls, revealing secrets etched by wind and tide.
On one side, behold a panoramic canvas: the outer harbor and the Atlantic Ocean, their azure hues merging seamlessly. Waves whisper tales of distant lands, and seagulls trace delicate arcs against the cerulean sky. But turn your gaze, and a different saga unfolds: the Boston skyline, a constellation of ambition and history, silhouetted against the heavens.
Yet, Winthrop is more than a vista; it’s a symphony of life. Within minutes, our quaint streets lead to the beating heart of Boston, where cobblestones echo with footsteps of dreamers and doers. An exquisite public transportation system weaves threads of connectivity, whisking workers and wanderers alike to downtown Boston in a mere 15 minutes or whisking them to nearby Logan Airport in less than 10 minutes. And come June 19th, our Ferry Service unfurls its sails, ferrying passengers to Rowe’s Wharf, where the pulse of the city awaits.
But there’s more—a treasure trove of delights. Sandy beaches beckon sun-kissed toes, while yacht clubs and marinas cradle vessels that dance with the tides. Our golf course is a green sanctuary, and ball fields echo with the laughter of spirited games. Glide across the ice at The Eruzione Center, named after our very own Olympic Gold Medalist, Mike Eruzione. Wander through nine parks, each a verdant refuge, and lose yourself on Deer Island, where a 2.6-mile walk unveils the harbor’s secrets.
So, dear traveler, as you step onto our shores, may you savor the salt-kissed breeze and the symphony of seagulls. May you explore the nooks and crannies of Winthrop, where stories linger in every cobblestone. And may you discover that this place, this Pleasant Place, is more than a destination—it’s an invitation to embrace the rhythm of the tides and the whispers of the wind. 🌊🌿🌟
Breakfast Cafe's
Allow me to weave a more enchanting tale about Jac’s Café, nestled at 29 Crest Avenue—a hidden gem where the sun-kissed aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the promise of culinary delights. 🌅
As dawn tiptoes across the cobblestone streets, venture forth to Jac’s. The air hums with anticipation, for this humble abode harbors secrets whispered by the morning breeze. Breakfast and lunch, oh dear seeker of flavors, are not mere meals here; they are symphonies composed by culinary artisans. 🍳🥪
But heed the hourglass sands—the café’s doors swing shut at the stroke of one. Time, like a mischievous sprite, dances on the precipice, urging you to arrive early. Yet, dear wanderer, I offer a clandestine tip: call ahead. Yes, unravel the phone’s coiled cord, and with a voice as soft as dew-kissed petals, reserve your place. 📞
Now, imagine this: perched across the cobbled lane, a verdant park awaits. There, under the watchful gaze of ancient oaks, you shall sip your elixir of choice. Perhaps a frothy cappuccino, or a chai that whispers tales of distant spice markets. As the sun pirouettes overhead, your senses shall feast upon both sustenance and serenity. 🌿☕
Jac’s, my dear friend, is an intimate haven. Its tables—few in number—cradle conversations, laughter, and stolen glances. The clink of porcelain, the rustle of newspapers, and the gentle murmur of fellow pilgrims create a symphony of belonging. 🎶
Ah, but a final note: cash only. Fear not, for in this digital age, paper currency still holds sway within these walls. So, tuck a few coins in your pocket, and step into Jac’s Café—a portal where time bends, and flavors linger like half-forgotten dreams. ✨💫
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Jac's Cafe
29 Crest AveAllow me to weave a more enchanting tale about Jac’s Café, nestled at 29 Crest Avenue—a hidden gem where the sun-kissed aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the promise of culinary delights. 🌅
As dawn tiptoes across the cobblestone streets, venture forth to Jac’s. The air hums with anticipation, for this humble abode harbors secrets whispered by the morning breeze. Breakfast and lunch, oh dear seeker of flavors, are not mere meals here; they are symphonies composed by culinary artisans. 🍳🥪
But heed the hourglass sands—the café’s doors swing shut at the stroke of one. Time, like a mischievous sprite, dances on the precipice, urging you to arrive early. Yet, dear wanderer, I offer a clandestine tip: call ahead. Yes, unravel the phone’s coiled cord, and with a voice as soft as dew-kissed petals, reserve your place. 📞
Now, imagine this: perched across the cobbled lane, a verdant park awaits. There, under the watchful gaze of ancient oaks, you shall sip your elixir of choice. Perhaps a frothy cappuccino, or a chai that whispers tales of distant spice markets. As the sun pirouettes overhead, your senses shall feast upon both sustenance and serenity. 🌿☕
Jac’s, my dear friend, is an intimate haven. Its tables—few in number—cradle conversations, laughter, and stolen glances. The clink of porcelain, the rustle of newspapers, and the gentle murmur of fellow pilgrims create a symphony of belonging. 🎶
Ah, but a final note: cash only. Fear not, for in this digital age, paper currency still holds sway within these walls. So, tuck a few coins in your pocket, and step into Jac’s Café—a portal where time bends, and flavors linger like half-forgotten dreams. ✨💫
Amidst the salt-kissed air, where azure waves embrace the shore, lies the Hi-Tide Restaurant. Nestled at 480 Shirley Street, this culinary haven beckons with a sunrise symphony of flavors. As dawn’s first light kisses the horizon, patrons gather, drawn by whispers of fluffy pancakes, sun-kissed omelettes, and artisanal sandwiches. The weekend pilgrimage is a ritual: a queue of anticipation spills onto the cobblestone, weaving tales of shared laughter and secret recipes. Here, time slows, and every bite is a salty-sweet memory etched against the backdrop of the restless sea. 🌊🌅
Hi-Tide
480 Shirley StAmidst the salt-kissed air, where azure waves embrace the shore, lies the Hi-Tide Restaurant. Nestled at 480 Shirley Street, this culinary haven beckons with a sunrise symphony of flavors. As dawn’s first light kisses the horizon, patrons gather, drawn by whispers of fluffy pancakes, sun-kissed omelettes, and artisanal sandwiches. The weekend pilgrimage is a ritual: a queue of anticipation spills onto the cobblestone, weaving tales of shared laughter and secret recipes. Here, time slows, and every bite is a salty-sweet memory etched against the backdrop of the restless sea. 🌊🌅
Food Scene
Nestled in the heart of Winthrop Highlands, the Winthrop Arms Hotel & Restaurant beckons with the warmth of a friend’s embrace. At 130 Grovers Avenue, this charming establishment offers a sanctuary of comfort, blending a homely “living room” ambiance with the spirited buzz of a high-top tabled bar. Indulge in a culinary odyssey, where each dish is a testament to gastronomic excellence. The pièce de résistance, Doc’s Homemade Chicken Pot Pie, is a must-savor masterpiece—a harmonious symphony of flavors that promises to leave an indelible mark on your palate. The Winthrop Arms isn’t just a meal; it’s a memory waiting to be cherished.
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Winthrop Arms Hotel & Restaurant
130 Grovers AveNestled in the heart of Winthrop Highlands, the Winthrop Arms Hotel & Restaurant beckons with the warmth of a friend’s embrace. At 130 Grovers Avenue, this charming establishment offers a sanctuary of comfort, blending a homely “living room” ambiance with the spirited buzz of a high-top tabled bar. Indulge in a culinary odyssey, where each dish is a testament to gastronomic excellence. The pièce de résistance, Doc’s Homemade Chicken Pot Pie, is a must-savor masterpiece—a harmonious symphony of flavors that promises to leave an indelible mark on your palate. The Winthrop Arms isn’t just a meal; it’s a memory waiting to be cherished.
Café Rosetti’s, a gem found at 115 Winthrop Shore Drive, is a culinary haven that captures the essence of Italian gastronomy. This quaint and intimate bistro may be small in size, but it’s vast in heart and flavor. Here, proximity to fellow diners only adds to the charm, fostering a sense of community and shared joy in the feast. With no bar to distract, the focus is solely on the sublime experience of dining. Bring a bottle of your cherished wine, and prepare for a journey through Italy’s finest offerings. The portions are generous, each bite a revelation, with the Shrimp Margarita soaring to celestial heights and the Eggplant Rollotini appetizer setting a new standard for excellence. At Café Rosetti’s, every dish is not just prepared, it’s crafted with passion and served with pride.
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Cafe Rossetti's
115 Winthrop Shore DrCafé Rosetti’s, a gem found at 115 Winthrop Shore Drive, is a culinary haven that captures the essence of Italian gastronomy. This quaint and intimate bistro may be small in size, but it’s vast in heart and flavor. Here, proximity to fellow diners only adds to the charm, fostering a sense of community and shared joy in the feast. With no bar to distract, the focus is solely on the sublime experience of dining. Bring a bottle of your cherished wine, and prepare for a journey through Italy’s finest offerings. The portions are generous, each bite a revelation, with the Shrimp Margarita soaring to celestial heights and the Eggplant Rollotini appetizer setting a new standard for excellence. At Café Rosetti’s, every dish is not just prepared, it’s crafted with passion and served with pride.
Within the charming precincts of Crest Avenue, the Antique Table offers a culinary odyssey that transcends the ordinary. Though the bar may be quaint in size, its atmosphere buzzes with an intimate vibrancy that is especially palpable on the cusp of the weekend. Here, one is advised to forgo the quest for a perch on a bustling Friday or Saturday eve.
The establishment prides itself on a repertoire of delectable specials, but it is the “Antique Haddock” that truly captures the essence of their gastronomic artistry—a dish that has become the hallmark of their exquisite menu. To embark on this epicurean adventure, a mere swift journey via Uber or cab suffices, whisking you away to a destination where satisfaction is not just promised—it is guaranteed.
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Antique Table Restaurant
19 Crest AveWithin the charming precincts of Crest Avenue, the Antique Table offers a culinary odyssey that transcends the ordinary. Though the bar may be quaint in size, its atmosphere buzzes with an intimate vibrancy that is especially palpable on the cusp of the weekend. Here, one is advised to forgo the quest for a perch on a bustling Friday or Saturday eve.
The establishment prides itself on a repertoire of delectable specials, but it is the “Antique Haddock” that truly captures the essence of their gastronomic artistry—a dish that has become the hallmark of their exquisite menu. To embark on this epicurean adventure, a mere swift journey via Uber or cab suffices, whisking you away to a destination where satisfaction is not just promised—it is guaranteed.
Belle Isle Seafood emerges as a culinary beacon at the threshold of Winthrop, gracing One Main Street with its presence. Here, the bounty of the ocean is delivered fresh to your plate, with portions as generous as the sea itself. This cherished local gem invites you to dine al fresco, where the elements align to offer a breathtaking tableau of the Boston skyline.
Their tartar sauce is a masterpiece, unrivaled in its accompaniment to the seafood delights. Whether you opt for the haddock plate, brimming with the ocean’s freshness, or the shrimp plate, each bite is a testament to the establishment’s commitment to excellence. The blackened swordfish stands as a testament to their culinary prowess, and the lobster roll is a symphony of flavors not to be missed. In truth, every dish is crafted to near perfection, ensuring that no choice leads astray from a remarkable dining experience.
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Belle Isle Seafood
1 Main StBelle Isle Seafood emerges as a culinary beacon at the threshold of Winthrop, gracing One Main Street with its presence. Here, the bounty of the ocean is delivered fresh to your plate, with portions as generous as the sea itself. This cherished local gem invites you to dine al fresco, where the elements align to offer a breathtaking tableau of the Boston skyline.
Their tartar sauce is a masterpiece, unrivaled in its accompaniment to the seafood delights. Whether you opt for the haddock plate, brimming with the ocean’s freshness, or the shrimp plate, each bite is a testament to the establishment’s commitment to excellence. The blackened swordfish stands as a testament to their culinary prowess, and the lobster roll is a symphony of flavors not to be missed. In truth, every dish is crafted to near perfection, ensuring that no choice leads astray from a remarkable dining experience.
When the craving for authentic Mexican cuisine becomes a siren call, look no further than the vibrant haven at 70 Woodside Avenue. It’s a place where the Chicken Special transcends the mundane, offering a celestial experience that tantalizes the palate. For aficionados of the margarita, prepare for an indulgence that will delight and surprise with every sip.
The ambiance is a tapestry of cultural beauty, with décor that speaks to the heart of Mexico’s rich heritage. The bar is not just a bar—it’s a centerpiece, a gathering spot for those who appreciate the finer things in life. And the food? It’s not just great; it’s a culinary masterpiece, a fusion of tradition and flavor that promises to transport you straight to the heart of Mexico with every bite.
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La Siesta Restaurante
70 Woodside AveWhen the craving for authentic Mexican cuisine becomes a siren call, look no further than the vibrant haven at 70 Woodside Avenue. It’s a place where the Chicken Special transcends the mundane, offering a celestial experience that tantalizes the palate. For aficionados of the margarita, prepare for an indulgence that will delight and surprise with every sip.
The ambiance is a tapestry of cultural beauty, with décor that speaks to the heart of Mexico’s rich heritage. The bar is not just a bar—it’s a centerpiece, a gathering spot for those who appreciate the finer things in life. And the food? It’s not just great; it’s a culinary masterpiece, a fusion of tradition and flavor that promises to transport you straight to the heart of Mexico with every bite.
At the heart of a bustling culinary district, the Hong Kong Dragon stands proudly at 68 Woodside Avenue, a stone’s throw from the vibrant La Siesta Restaurant. This esteemed establishment boasts a menu that is a testament to the rich tapestry of flavors that define authentic Chinese cuisine. The bar, a welcoming oasis, invites patrons to linger over drinks in an atmosphere of understated elegance.
The salt and pepper shrimp are not merely a dish but a celebration of the sea’s gifts, perfectly seasoned to awaken the senses. The spicy green beans, meanwhile, are a verdant delight, each bite a harmonious blend of heat and crunch. At the helm of this gastronomic voyage is Raymond and his family, whose dedication to excellence and warm hospitality are the cornerstones of the Hong Kong Dragon’s revered legacy.
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Hong Kong Dragon
68 Woodside AveAt the heart of a bustling culinary district, the Hong Kong Dragon stands proudly at 68 Woodside Avenue, a stone’s throw from the vibrant La Siesta Restaurant. This esteemed establishment boasts a menu that is a testament to the rich tapestry of flavors that define authentic Chinese cuisine. The bar, a welcoming oasis, invites patrons to linger over drinks in an atmosphere of understated elegance.
The salt and pepper shrimp are not merely a dish but a celebration of the sea’s gifts, perfectly seasoned to awaken the senses. The spicy green beans, meanwhile, are a verdant delight, each bite a harmonious blend of heat and crunch. At the helm of this gastronomic voyage is Raymond and his family, whose dedication to excellence and warm hospitality are the cornerstones of the Hong Kong Dragon’s revered legacy.
Embark on a culinary pilgrimage to Rino’s Place, a bastion of Italian delicacies that has stood the test of time since the 90’s. Here, the “Open Face Seafood Ravioli” awaits—a dish so divine, it’s worth noting on the specials of the day. Crafted with the freshest lobster and served with a flair, each ravioli is a labor of love, a morsel to be savored.
The secret of Rino’s allure, once whispered among gourmands, was broadcast to the world by Guy Fieri of the Food Network, transforming this hidden gem into a beacon for epicureans. Anticipate a sojourn for the senses, but be forewarned: the allure of this haven draws many, so secure your reservation. For those seeking the quintessence of Italian cuisine, Rino’s is your sanctuary - no need to travel into the North End.
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Rino's Place
258 Saratoga StEmbark on a culinary pilgrimage to Rino’s Place, a bastion of Italian delicacies that has stood the test of time since the 90’s. Here, the “Open Face Seafood Ravioli” awaits—a dish so divine, it’s worth noting on the specials of the day. Crafted with the freshest lobster and served with a flair, each ravioli is a labor of love, a morsel to be savored.
The secret of Rino’s allure, once whispered among gourmands, was broadcast to the world by Guy Fieri of the Food Network, transforming this hidden gem into a beacon for epicureans. Anticipate a sojourn for the senses, but be forewarned: the allure of this haven draws many, so secure your reservation. For those seeking the quintessence of Italian cuisine, Rino’s is your sanctuary - no need to travel into the North End.
Sightseeing
Deer Island, a slender peninsula of 210 acres, unfurls its scenic beauty as it joins Winthrop along the serene Tafts Avenue in the quaint Point Shirley locale. This verdant expanse is home to a 60-acre park, a sanctuary adorned with walking trails that meander through nature’s splendor, interpretative signage that whispers the tales of the land, and memorial benches that invite reflective repose.
Encircling the park is a 2.65-mile perimeter pathway, a journey that offers unparalleled vistas of Boston’s majestic skyline and the tranquil harbor. Nestled within the embrace of the Boston Harbor Islands National Park Area, the park welcomes all—from the first blush of dawn to the day’s twilight—to partake in the simple joys of walking, jogging, and the art of sightseeing, or to indulge in the leisurely pastimes of picnicking and fishing. As you approach this haven, a 26-car visitor parking area awaits on your left, ready to usher you into the embrace of Deer Island’s natural allure.
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Deer Island
165 Tafts AveDeer Island, a slender peninsula of 210 acres, unfurls its scenic beauty as it joins Winthrop along the serene Tafts Avenue in the quaint Point Shirley locale. This verdant expanse is home to a 60-acre park, a sanctuary adorned with walking trails that meander through nature’s splendor, interpretative signage that whispers the tales of the land, and memorial benches that invite reflective repose.
Encircling the park is a 2.65-mile perimeter pathway, a journey that offers unparalleled vistas of Boston’s majestic skyline and the tranquil harbor. Nestled within the embrace of the Boston Harbor Islands National Park Area, the park welcomes all—from the first blush of dawn to the day’s twilight—to partake in the simple joys of walking, jogging, and the art of sightseeing, or to indulge in the leisurely pastimes of picnicking and fishing. As you approach this haven, a 26-car visitor parking area awaits on your left, ready to usher you into the embrace of Deer Island’s natural allure.
Belle Isle Marsh Reservation stands as a verdant bastion, preserving 152 acres of the 241-acre Belle Isle Marsh—the last sentinel of Boston’s salt marshes. This enclave of natural wonder serves as a living museum, showcasing the lush wetlands that once graced the Massachusetts Bay shoreline in abundance.
A cherished retreat for those seeking solace in nature’s embrace, the reservation beckons with its tranquil paths and the gentle symphony of avian calls. Within its 28 acres of landscaped serenity, one finds an inviting tapestry of easy hiking trails, a meandering boardwalk, and trails that invite exploration. Here, benches offer restful vantage points, picnic tables await stories and laughter, and an observation tower rises, promising panoramic views that connect sky, land, and sea in a breathtaking tableau.
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Belle Isle Marsh Reservation
1201 Saratoga StBelle Isle Marsh Reservation stands as a verdant bastion, preserving 152 acres of the 241-acre Belle Isle Marsh—the last sentinel of Boston’s salt marshes. This enclave of natural wonder serves as a living museum, showcasing the lush wetlands that once graced the Massachusetts Bay shoreline in abundance.
A cherished retreat for those seeking solace in nature’s embrace, the reservation beckons with its tranquil paths and the gentle symphony of avian calls. Within its 28 acres of landscaped serenity, one finds an inviting tapestry of easy hiking trails, a meandering boardwalk, and trails that invite exploration. Here, benches offer restful vantage points, picnic tables await stories and laughter, and an observation tower rises, promising panoramic views that connect sky, land, and sea in a breathtaking tableau.
Winthrop Shore Drive Beach, the crown jewel among the town’s coastal retreats, is but a leisurely stroll of 5 to 10 minutes away. Its sandy shores offer a tranquil respite, a hushed haven where the skies are untouched by the flight of planes.
Yirrell Beach, nestled along Shirley Street, is a picturesque sanctuary that beckons families and couples alike with its scenic charm. Here, one can revel in the thrill of aviation, as aircrafts soar overhead in a graceful ballet—prompting a playful ‘duck’ for those basking below.
Convenience graces this coastal idyll with free parking available along the street, and additional spaces at Winthrop Public Landing, just a short promenade away, ensuring that your seaside escape is as carefree as the ocean breeze.
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Winthrop Beach
Winthrop Shore Drive Beach, the crown jewel among the town’s coastal retreats, is but a leisurely stroll of 5 to 10 minutes away. Its sandy shores offer a tranquil respite, a hushed haven where the skies are untouched by the flight of planes.
Yirrell Beach, nestled along Shirley Street, is a picturesque sanctuary that beckons families and couples alike with its scenic charm. Here, one can revel in the thrill of aviation, as aircrafts soar overhead in a graceful ballet—prompting a playful ‘duck’ for those basking below.
Convenience graces this coastal idyll with free parking available along the street, and additional spaces at Winthrop Public Landing, just a short promenade away, ensuring that your seaside escape is as carefree as the ocean breeze.
The Deane Winthrop House, a venerable edifice with roots stretching back to circa 1637, stands as a testament to the architectural and historical chronicles of early America. Reconstructed between 1675 and 1690 to its current grandeur, it was once the abode of Deane Winthrop, son of John Winthrop, the esteemed first Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Now under the stewardship of the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association, this hallowed structure claims the dual honor of being one of the nation’s eldest wood frame houses and the oldest home to know continuous habitation. Situated at 40 Shirley Street, the Deane Winthrop House has been duly recognized as a National Historic site, its legacy preserved for posterity. Those wishing to wander through the annals of time may do so, by arrangement, where history’s whispers echo through the halls of this American treasure.
Deane Winthrop House
The Deane Winthrop House, a venerable edifice with roots stretching back to circa 1637, stands as a testament to the architectural and historical chronicles of early America. Reconstructed between 1675 and 1690 to its current grandeur, it was once the abode of Deane Winthrop, son of John Winthrop, the esteemed first Governor of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
Now under the stewardship of the Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association, this hallowed structure claims the dual honor of being one of the nation’s eldest wood frame houses and the oldest home to know continuous habitation. Situated at 40 Shirley Street, the Deane Winthrop House has been duly recognized as a National Historic site, its legacy preserved for posterity. Those wishing to wander through the annals of time may do so, by arrangement, where history’s whispers echo through the halls of this American treasure.
In the realm of aviation enthusiasts, Winthrop reigns supreme, offering unparalleled spectacles of aircraft in their majestic ascent and descent. At the pinnacle of Point Shirley, Coughlin Park unfolds as a prime vantage point, while a promenade along Grandview Avenue presents a theater of the skies. Here, one can witness the ballet of jets charting their courses to and from Logan International Airport, set against the dramatic backdrop of the city and the sentinel harbor islands.
The Public Landing on Shirley Street, too, is a celebrated stage for such observations, where the dance of planes captivates and delights all who gather. It is a place where the pulse of the airport is felt, and the horizon is alive with the promise of journeys yet to unfold.
Coughlin Park
31 Bay View AvenueIn the realm of aviation enthusiasts, Winthrop reigns supreme, offering unparalleled spectacles of aircraft in their majestic ascent and descent. At the pinnacle of Point Shirley, Coughlin Park unfolds as a prime vantage point, while a promenade along Grandview Avenue presents a theater of the skies. Here, one can witness the ballet of jets charting their courses to and from Logan International Airport, set against the dramatic backdrop of the city and the sentinel harbor islands.
The Public Landing on Shirley Street, too, is a celebrated stage for such observations, where the dance of planes captivates and delights all who gather. It is a place where the pulse of the airport is felt, and the horizon is alive with the promise of journeys yet to unfold.
The Witch House in Salem, Massachusetts – also known as the Jonathan Corwin House – stands as a captivating testament to a dark chapter in American history. Here’s why you should visit this unique tourist attraction:
Historical Significance: The Witch House is the only remaining structure in Salem with direct ties to the infamous Salem witch trials of 1692. Step inside and walk the same floors where Judge Jonathan Corwin, heir to one of New England’s largest Puritan fortunes, once lived.
Everyday Life and Architecture: Tours of the Witch House connect elements of seventeenth-century life with the dramatic events of the witch trials. Explore the house’s architecture, furniture, and family life to gain a deeper understanding of the people caught up in this dark period of history.
Colonial Heritage: As you wander through the rooms, imagine the fear and tension that gripped Salem during the trials. The Witch House offers a window into America’s colonial past, allowing visitors to reflect on the complexities of justice, superstition, and human nature.
Hours of Operation:
Open 7 days a week from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (last entry at 4:45 pm).
Admission:
Self-guided house tour:
Adults: $12.00
Seniors: $10.00
Children (ages 6-14): $8.00
Location: The Witch House is situated at 310 1/2 Essex Street, Salem, MA 01970, on the corner of Route 114 and Essex Street in downtown Salem, just 16 miles north of Boston.
How to Get There:
By Car: Take Exit 25A from Rte. 128 North, then follow Rte. 114 East into Salem.
By Train: From Salem Station (Newburyport/Rockport Line), walk ahead to Washington Street and turn right on Essex Street.
Discover history, intrigue, and the echoes of the past at The Witch House. 🕯️🔮
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Witch House
310 Essex StThe Witch House in Salem, Massachusetts – also known as the Jonathan Corwin House – stands as a captivating testament to a dark chapter in American history. Here’s why you should visit this unique tourist attraction:
Historical Significance: The Witch House is the only remaining structure in Salem with direct ties to the infamous Salem witch trials of 1692. Step inside and walk the same floors where Judge Jonathan Corwin, heir to one of New England’s largest Puritan fortunes, once lived.
Everyday Life and Architecture: Tours of the Witch House connect elements of seventeenth-century life with the dramatic events of the witch trials. Explore the house’s architecture, furniture, and family life to gain a deeper understanding of the people caught up in this dark period of history.
Colonial Heritage: As you wander through the rooms, imagine the fear and tension that gripped Salem during the trials. The Witch House offers a window into America’s colonial past, allowing visitors to reflect on the complexities of justice, superstition, and human nature.
Hours of Operation:
Open 7 days a week from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (last entry at 4:45 pm).
Admission:
Self-guided house tour:
Adults: $12.00
Seniors: $10.00
Children (ages 6-14): $8.00
Location: The Witch House is situated at 310 1/2 Essex Street, Salem, MA 01970, on the corner of Route 114 and Essex Street in downtown Salem, just 16 miles north of Boston.
How to Get There:
By Car: Take Exit 25A from Rte. 128 North, then follow Rte. 114 East into Salem.
By Train: From Salem Station (Newburyport/Rockport Line), walk ahead to Washington Street and turn right on Essex Street.
Discover history, intrigue, and the echoes of the past at The Witch House. 🕯️🔮
Peabody Essex Museum (PEM), located in Salem, Massachusetts, weaves together art, culture, and history in a mesmerizing tapestry. Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
Rich Heritage: Founded in 1799, PEM is the oldest continuously operating museum in the United States. Its historic building, with a light-filled atrium, sets the stage for exploration.
Global Collections: Wander through vast galleries showcasing New England decorative arts, maritime history, and an exceptional array of Asian art. The preindustrial Japanese collection here is world-renowned.
Yin Yu Tang: Step into a Chinese home—Yin Yu Tang—shipped from China’s Huizhou region. It’s a living testament to cross-cultural connections.
Interactive Experiences: The Art & Nature Center engages visitors with games and exhibits designed for all ages. Little ones will love the age-specific ‘Gallery Discovery Kits’.
Whether you’re drawn by art, history, or curiosity, PEM promises an enriching journey through time and culture. 🏛️🌏🎨
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Museo Peabody Essex
161 Essex StPeabody Essex Museum (PEM), located in Salem, Massachusetts, weaves together art, culture, and history in a mesmerizing tapestry. Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
Rich Heritage: Founded in 1799, PEM is the oldest continuously operating museum in the United States. Its historic building, with a light-filled atrium, sets the stage for exploration.
Global Collections: Wander through vast galleries showcasing New England decorative arts, maritime history, and an exceptional array of Asian art. The preindustrial Japanese collection here is world-renowned.
Yin Yu Tang: Step into a Chinese home—Yin Yu Tang—shipped from China’s Huizhou region. It’s a living testament to cross-cultural connections.
Interactive Experiences: The Art & Nature Center engages visitors with games and exhibits designed for all ages. Little ones will love the age-specific ‘Gallery Discovery Kits’.
Whether you’re drawn by art, history, or curiosity, PEM promises an enriching journey through time and culture. 🏛️🌏🎨
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, located in Boston, Massachusetts, is a captivating blend of art, history, and Venetian-inspired architecture. Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
Venetian Palace: Step into a Venetian palace right in the heart of Boston. Isabella Gardner’s former home now houses an impressive collection of European, American, and Asian art.
Eclectic Treasures: Explore sculpture, paintings, furniture, ceramics, and textiles. The museum’s collection is as diverse as it is fascinating.
Skylit Courtyard: Rest or stroll in the spectacular courtyard filled with plants and flowers. It’s a serene oasis that invites contemplation.
Whether you’re an art enthusiast or simply seeking inspiration, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum promises an unforgettable experience. 🎨🌿🏛️.
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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
25 Evans WayIsabella Stewart Gardner Museum, located in Boston, Massachusetts, is a captivating blend of art, history, and Venetian-inspired architecture. Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
Venetian Palace: Step into a Venetian palace right in the heart of Boston. Isabella Gardner’s former home now houses an impressive collection of European, American, and Asian art.
Eclectic Treasures: Explore sculpture, paintings, furniture, ceramics, and textiles. The museum’s collection is as diverse as it is fascinating.
Skylit Courtyard: Rest or stroll in the spectacular courtyard filled with plants and flowers. It’s a serene oasis that invites contemplation.
Whether you’re an art enthusiast or simply seeking inspiration, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum promises an unforgettable experience. 🎨🌿🏛️.
Boston Common, founded in 1634, is the oldest public park in America. This 50-acre green oasis sits at the heart of Boston, surrounded by popular streets like Tremont, Park, Beacon, Charles, and Boylston. Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
Historic Significance: Boston Common has witnessed centuries of American history. It served as a training ground for militia during the Revolutionary War and hosted speeches by Martin Luther King Jr. and Pope John Paul II.
Year-Round Activities:
Frog Pond: In winter, it transforms into an ice skating rink; spring and fall bring a reflecting pool, and summer offers a spray pool and carousel.
Common Canine: Dog owners love the off-leash dog program, allowing pups to stretch their legs.
Brewer Fountain Plaza: Grab lunch from food trucks, enjoy live music, and soak up the atmosphere.
Picturesque Beauty: Whether you’re picnicking on the lawn or strolling through tree-lined paths, Boston Common offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.
Don’t miss the iconic Swan Boats and the annual Duckling Day parade celebrating the beloved children’s book “Make Way for Ducklings.” 🌳🦢📖
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Boston Common
139 Boylston StBoston Common, founded in 1634, is the oldest public park in America. This 50-acre green oasis sits at the heart of Boston, surrounded by popular streets like Tremont, Park, Beacon, Charles, and Boylston. Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
Historic Significance: Boston Common has witnessed centuries of American history. It served as a training ground for militia during the Revolutionary War and hosted speeches by Martin Luther King Jr. and Pope John Paul II.
Year-Round Activities:
Frog Pond: In winter, it transforms into an ice skating rink; spring and fall bring a reflecting pool, and summer offers a spray pool and carousel.
Common Canine: Dog owners love the off-leash dog program, allowing pups to stretch their legs.
Brewer Fountain Plaza: Grab lunch from food trucks, enjoy live music, and soak up the atmosphere.
Picturesque Beauty: Whether you’re picnicking on the lawn or strolling through tree-lined paths, Boston Common offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.
Don’t miss the iconic Swan Boats and the annual Duckling Day parade celebrating the beloved children’s book “Make Way for Ducklings.” 🌳🦢📖
Yirrell Beach, nestled along Shirley Street in Winthrop, Massachusetts, is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Here’s why it deserves a spot on your coastal adventure itinerary:
Seaside Tranquility: Yirrell Beach offers a quieter escape compared to its bustling neighbors. The gentle waves and soft sands create a serene atmosphere, perfect for unwinding and soaking up the sun.
Family-Friendly: Families with small children will appreciate the shallow waters near the base of Water Tower Hill. Let the little ones splash and play while you enjoy the scenic views.
Local Festivals: Yirrell Beach hosts Winthrop’s Sandcastle Festival in June, where imaginative sand sculptures come to life. And in July, the Old Fashioned Family Day at the Beach brings classic seaside fun for all ages.
Whether you’re building sandcastles, strolling along the shore, or simply savoring the coastal breeze, Yirrell Beach invites you to create cherished memories by the water. 🏖️🌊🌞
Yirrell Beach
Shirley StreetYirrell Beach, nestled along Shirley Street in Winthrop, Massachusetts, is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Here’s why it deserves a spot on your coastal adventure itinerary:
Seaside Tranquility: Yirrell Beach offers a quieter escape compared to its bustling neighbors. The gentle waves and soft sands create a serene atmosphere, perfect for unwinding and soaking up the sun.
Family-Friendly: Families with small children will appreciate the shallow waters near the base of Water Tower Hill. Let the little ones splash and play while you enjoy the scenic views.
Local Festivals: Yirrell Beach hosts Winthrop’s Sandcastle Festival in June, where imaginative sand sculptures come to life. And in July, the Old Fashioned Family Day at the Beach brings classic seaside fun for all ages.
Whether you’re building sandcastles, strolling along the shore, or simply savoring the coastal breeze, Yirrell Beach invites you to create cherished memories by the water. 🏖️🌊🌞
Winthrop Golf Club is a semi-private nine-hole course founded in 1917. Nestled in the charming seaside community of Winthrop, Massachusetts, this golf gem offers more than just fairways and greens. Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
Seaside Setting: Imagine teeing off with ocean breezes and salt-kissed air. Winthrop Golf Club’s location right by the water adds a touch of coastal magic to your game.
Community Spirit: Winthrop Golf Club embodies the idea that golf is a neighborhood activity. Locals and visitors alike come together here, supporting community events and friendly play.
Historic Roots: With its founding dating back over a century, the club carries a rich history. As you swing your clubs, consider the generations of golfers who’ve walked these same fairways.
Clubhouse Charm: The clubhouse features two bars and a spacious dining room. It’s not just about golf; it’s about camaraderie, good food, and shared moments.
Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or a curious beginner, Winthrop Golf Club invites you to experience the joy of the game against a backdrop of rolling waves and timeless tradition. ⛳🌊🏌️♀️
Winthrop Golf Club
Winthrop Golf Club is a semi-private nine-hole course founded in 1917. Nestled in the charming seaside community of Winthrop, Massachusetts, this golf gem offers more than just fairways and greens. Here’s why it’s a must-visit:
Seaside Setting: Imagine teeing off with ocean breezes and salt-kissed air. Winthrop Golf Club’s location right by the water adds a touch of coastal magic to your game.
Community Spirit: Winthrop Golf Club embodies the idea that golf is a neighborhood activity. Locals and visitors alike come together here, supporting community events and friendly play.
Historic Roots: With its founding dating back over a century, the club carries a rich history. As you swing your clubs, consider the generations of golfers who’ve walked these same fairways.
Clubhouse Charm: The clubhouse features two bars and a spacious dining room. It’s not just about golf; it’s about camaraderie, good food, and shared moments.
Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or a curious beginner, Winthrop Golf Club invites you to experience the joy of the game against a backdrop of rolling waves and timeless tradition. ⛳🌊🏌️♀️