Leominster Attractions. Leominster Tourism and kids attractions

Museum of Science: Museum and Zoo all in one!
A unique mix of both interactive exhibits and live animals, the organization that now calls itself simply the Museum of Science (MoS) traces its beginnings back 180 years and offers a level and complexity of programs befitting that history.

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Concord's historic Colonial Inn
The Colonial Inn in Concord, MA, is just 20-some miles west of Boston, a world away from chain-hotel sameness and a link to the American Revolution.

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Boston: The walking city
Cars are an essential in most of the U.S. Downtown Boston is different. Many streets were laid out in colonial days based on livestock paths. But this can be great for visitors on foot.

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Rainbow Tower, dog run off Southeast Expressway
It's a big LNG tank at the edge of Dorchester Bay. But stripes on the Rainbow Tower have made it controversial since 1971. And nearby there’s an island treasure for dog owners.

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Old State House: Hobnob with the ghosts of Boston's patriotic past
Walk in the footsteps of Samuel Adams, John Hancock and the other major players who fueled the American Revolution at the Old State House, an icon of national history nestled in the center of Boston's Financial District.

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MFA to open new Art of Americas wing
Boston's Museum of Fine Arts will open a new, half-million-dollar Art of the Americas wing this fall. It will show more than 5,000 works from North, Central, and South America produced over three millennia.

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Privateer Fame: Sailing from Salem harbor
You can cruise in a full-scale replica of the schooner "Fame," the boat that captured British booty as a government-approved pirate in the War of 1812.

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Iconic CITGO sign: A Boston landmark
St. Louis has the Arch. Chicago has the Millennium Park Ferris wheel. Boston has (in addition to all the colonial and Revolutionary War landmarks) the CITGO sign.

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Trinity Church: Copley Square landmark offers guided tours
It’s hard not to be overwhelmed by the majestic beauty of Copley Square’s Trinity Church in the city of Boston, crafted by architect Henry Hobson Richardson and the only church in the country that has been honored as one of the "Ten Most Significant Buildings in the United States" by the American Institute of Architects (AIA).

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Chinatown Park: Where old meets new in Boston
When entering Chinatown Park, visitors walk through a Zen-like garden chock full of towering bamboo, colorful azaleas and Chinese willows and pass by a babbling fountain which leads to the old Chinatown Gate, a three-century old monolith of red and gilded gold that was a gift from Taiwan in honor of Chinatown's centennial.

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