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If you think you’ve already seen the best of what Massachusetts has to offer, you are likely mistaken. It’s easy to get caught up in the day-to-day routine and forget all of the wonderful things Massachusetts has to offer. There are historical reenactments and exhibits, including restored Pilgrims’ settlements, witch trial tours, and nautical nostalgia. Even Boston itself is a historical icon. From its cobblestone streets to its quaint bars and taverns to the campus of Harvard University you'll find plenty to do and see. And when’s the last time you supported your home team at Fenway Park? As you might or might not know, Concord and Cape Cod are other must-see cities, the latter offering offshore fishing charters and whale-watching tours. And if you’d rather get in to the great outdoors, hikers can head to the famed Appalachian Trail or Mt. Washington State Forest while those preferring a leisurely walk can visit Greater Boston's Garden in the Woods or the Weir Hill Reservation. And don’t forget kayaking the Ipswich River, skydiving in Greater Merrimack Valley, dog sledding through the woods, or ice climbing in the Berkshires. And these are just a few ideas. So do some research, save on airfare, and plan your next vacation right outside your front door, in your home state of Massachusetts. |
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| A Serious Steakhouse with More than Just Steaks | |
 One can only expect the best at Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse. As Ruth Fertel once said, "It's the sizzle that sets us apart from the stuffy, stodgy, old-line steak houses. You have a great steak at Ruth's Chris, but you also have a great time, and you always leave with great memories."
This is the place that showed the world how great a steak can be: carefully selected and aged for tenderness and then cut thick to ensure juiciness. Then, seared to perfection at 1800 degrees. Finally, seasoned simply with salt, black pepper and a touch of parsley. Topped with fresh butter that sizzles seductively on your plate, announcing the arrival of a great steak. At Ruth's Chris, while steak is king, the royal family is large. Be sure to also try the Market Fresh Seafood selection, cooked to perfection. Or the popular Ahi Tuna Stack, seared rare, topped with Colossal lump crabmeat and served sizzling with red pepper pesto. There's even something for vegetarians. The Grilled Portobello Mushrooms - marinated Portobello mushrooms on fluffy garlic mashed potatoes with grilled asparagus, broccoli, tomatoes and sizzling lemon butter is sure to please your palette. | |
  Fresh ingredients are at the core of Ruth’s Chris steakhouse and that philosophy extends from the kitchen to the wine cellar to the bar. So, enjoy a martini with your favorite vodka, whether that's Grey Goose, Armadale or Chopin. If you're a Scotch drinker, be sure to try the 25-year-old Macallan single malt. Of course, the restaurant also has the finest vintages from the world's greatest wineries, by the bottle or by the glass. At Ruth's Chris, your meal will always have the perfect accompaniment. Clearly, Ruth’s Chris take their food seriously, but they’re also serious about making sure you have a good time. So you won't find the stodgy, uptight attitude you might find at other steak houses. So, feel free to laugh out loud, stay a while and experience the sizzle. | |
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| Located in the heart of New England with a coastline along the great Atlantic seaboard, Massachusetts is rich in both American history and fun. History nuts will go crazy over the amount of historical reenactments and exhibits scattered throughout the state, like the Pilgrims’struggle to survive at the New World at Plimoth Plantation, or the USS Constitution, also known as Old Ironsides, is docked at Charlestown, or Lexington Green, where the first shots of the Revolutionary War were fired, or the Witch Trial Tours just north of Boston. But don’t stop there. Boston itself is a historical icon. From cobblestone streets leading to quaint bars and taverns to the campus of esteemed Harvard University you'll find a plethora of history and intellectual conversations among resident Bostonians. Catching a Red Sox game at historic Fenway Park is also a winner, regardless the outcome of the game. Concord and Cape Cod are two other must-see cities with their own unique amenities and charm, the latter offering offshore fishing charters and whale-watching tours. Hikers can head to Royalston Falls, the Swift River Reservation, the famed Appalachian Trail, or Mt. Washington State Forest while those preferring a leisurely walk can visit Greater Boston's Garden in the Woods or the forest covered Weir Hill Reservation, located in Greater Merrimack Valley. And extreme sports enthusiasts can get the thrills of their lives kayaking the Ipswich River, skydiving in Greater Merrimack Valley, dog sledding through the woods, or ice climbing in the Berkshires. Red Sox, Fenway Park, Boston, Old Ironsides, USS Constitution, pilgrims, Charlestown, Lexington Green, Harvard, Concord, Cape Cod, Royalston Falls |