- The list below includes 605 free or cheap things to do in or near Concord, Massachusetts, including 111 different types of inexpensive activities like Historic Homes, National & State Parks, Bike Paths and Walking Trails.
- From North Bridge to Minute Man National Historical Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Concord and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Boston, Lowell, Cambridge and Salem.
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Cogswell's Grant is a small rustic former home of renowned collectors Nina and Bertram Little. The home contains many folk-art pieces and serves as a landscape for the art itself.
32.3 Miles
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72 votes
84 Cumberland Street, Woonsocket, RI 02895
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Art lover's flock to see North America's largest collection of fresco paintings by visiting St. Ann Arts and Cultural Center. Modeled after the Sistine Chapel, this site is available to rent for weddings and special events.
32.5 Miles
Open Friday to Sunday, the Aviation Museum of New Hampshire is dedicated to preserving aviation history with a variety of hands-on exhibits and rotating documentaries. Their mission is to offer learning opportunities in aviation science to people of all ages.
32.5 Miles
For show riders or pleasure riders alike, High View Farm offers a wide variety of horseback lessons. While their classes are centered around Hunter Seat Equitation, Dressage, Eventing, Jumpers, Western, and Saddleseat instruction is also available.
32.6 Miles
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27 Navigator Road, Londonderry, NH 03053
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Londonderry, New Hampshire is home to the New England Aviation Historical Society, an organization dedicated to preserving and chronicling all of New England's contributions to human flight. The museum is the only one of its kind in New Hampshire.
32.6 Miles
With incredible savory flavors, Chan's offers more than just tasty oriental food. Along with the food, visitors can enjoy open mic night, or listen to some smooth jazz from professionals.
32.8 Miles
Built in 1856, the Woonsocket City Hall is the center of the old colonial downtown. The pristine building was used for a speech from Abraham Lincoln in 1860 and was home to Rhode Island's first public library.
32.9 Miles
Castle Hill lies within the Crane Estate which overlooks the sea and features rolling landscaped gardens that connect to the shoreline. The area comprises of numerous hiking trails and is home to diverse local wildlife.
32.9 Miles
Newburyport's Maudslay State Park is a park and wildlife preserve open throughout the year. It is especially popular for cross-country skiing and is an important eagle breeding ground. Sections of the park close during breeding season.
33.0 Miles
Built in 1886, the Town Hall Theater was historically used as a playhouse for traveling shows. The modern focus of the venue is as a comfortable, independent cinema which concentrates on artistic films.