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1. Rockport Is A Boston Vacation
Every year, many thousands of Boston visitors stay
in Rockport. Rockport Inns are a great "launching
pad" for your Boston visit.
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We Have Direct, Easy Train Service - the
train picks you up right here and in 45 minutes drops
you off in the heart of Boston, where you can walk or
take a trolley, or the famous "Ducks". Your
innkeeper has all the information to show you what to
see and where to see it. You can also take your car,
but the train is so much easier.
- Big City Fun, Seaside Village Rates -
compare room rates in the big city to Rockport Inns
and you'll be pleased. And the personal service and
hospitality of our inns is unmatched.
- Explore All Day, Return To A Quiet Village
At Night - Rockport is relaxing and peaceful.
You'll love coming back after and exciting day to a
small inn, where you walk along the ocean, through quiet
neighborhoods and along unique art galleries, shops
and restaurants.
2. Rockport Is A Salem Vacation
Salem is just 20 minutes by direct train, or take your
car and enjoy a scenic drive along the coast. Salem
is a great walking city, with its witchcraft lore, historic
seafaring exhibits, National Heritage Park, restaurants
and more. Enjoy great days in Salem and return to relaxation
in Rockport.
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3. Rockport Is Factory Outlet Fun & Savings
Just up the coast by car (about one scenic hour) you'll
reach tax free New Hampshire, with factory outlet stores
along the coast. Just over the border into Kittery,
Maine, there are hundreds more, including a large new
L.L. Bean store. The New Hampshire and Maine Coasts
are a beautiful drive, and special attractions include
the Marginal Way, a dramatic, memorable 4-mile seaside
walking path along a rocky coastline.
4. Rockport Is A Cape Ann Seaside Vacation
If you never travel more than 10 miles from your inn,
you'll still have the vacation of a lifetime. Cape Ann's
beauty attracted painters such as Winslow Homer. Its
natural features attracted the Pilgrims in 1623, just
three years after Plymouth Rock. Rockport granite has
been shipped all over the world, and Gloucester's seaport
is the nation's first, and is still active. World famous
sailing vessels were built in neighboring Essex, and
you can see how they will built, with the actual tools.
Beautiful beaches, clear water, art, exhibits, walking,
biking, unique restaurants and shops are all nearby.
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