Moving to new england

As a charmingly compact, culture-rich college town with a heaping supply of good-paying jobs and easy access to both ocean and mountains, you might think Boston is a great place to live. And it is! The problem is that everyone else seems to think so, too. But don’t worry; there are plenty of New England cities that have all the charm of Boston with a cheaper pricetag. Housing prices in Boston have risen 73 percent in the past decade.

If you've clicked over to this frighteningly long list of England travel tips, that must mean you're soon headed to England for the first time... and I won't lie - I'm irrationally jealous of you.

From fall foliage to tasty lobster to glorious lighthouses: here are 101 of the best things to do in New England, whether you're a local or just visiting.

Fun Facts About Vermont - Mama Teaches

So you're visiting Portland, eh? It's a cool city with lots of amazing food - but you know that. Congress Street is a hub of art, shops and life. A quick walk toward the ocean will bring you to the Old Port, with its cobblestone streets, salty breezes and lots of ice cream and touristy stores.

Moving to UK from US? Here are 12 things Americans should know before moving to London England or the UK. Steal my American expat moving checklist, too!

Read on for a local's advice on how to plan a trip to New England to plan your New England road trip, including when and where to stop.

Discover the surprising differences between British vs American houses so you know what to expect when moving abroad.

An insider's guide on all the absolute best and most fun day trips in New England in each of the states.

This New England bucket list covers everything you need to see and do, from Cape Cod to Block Island to Portland, Maine.