- The list below includes 169 free or cheap things to do in or near Rye, New Hampshire, including 109 different types of inexpensive activities like Beaches, National & State Parks, Fishing and Distilleries.
- From Odiorne Point State Park to Wallis Sands State Beach, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Rye and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Hampton, Portsmouth, Haverhill and Ogunquit.
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Cape Elizabeth Light has two lighthouses with a small parking area at the end of Two Lights road. Walking and hiking are some of the activitites you can do here.
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Tourists and guests at the Two Lights State Park can have a picnic with their well-seated picnic tables. There is an old WWII bunker built into the side of the hill and also an observation tower.
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Copley Place is a shopping mall that features a wide range of stores, including J. Crew, Brookstone, and American Eagle Outfitters. The location also hosts a wide variety of events, including Boston Fashion Week and the Massart Wearable Art Display.
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South Boston is an area which contains both housing and commercial areas. Events of interest that take place there include the Saint Patrick's Day parade, while local landmark Castle Island is also of note.
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Discover more than just books at the Concord Free Public Library. There's no other public library in the country that can provide as much insight into history as this one due to its close distance from many important historical locations.
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Boylston Street is a major city road that moves through the west suburbs, Newton, and Brookline. The location's landmarks include the Boston Public Garden, the Boston Public Library, and Copley Square.
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The Top of the Hub is a restaurant and bar located at the top of the Prudential Center building. Offering views of the city, the restaurants serves contemporary cuisine to its customers.
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A 40-acre facility, Hinckley Park features two ponds that can be used for fishing, some open fields and wooded areas. It provides a trail system for hikers and dog walkers that runs along the ponds and through the woods.
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Originating in Hopkinton, Charles River flows through and joins the Atlantic Ocean at Boston. With spacious esplanades surrounding the river on either side, it offers many outdoor acitivities including jogging, hiking, biking, boating and more.