New Bedford Whaling Museum
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"An hour south of Boston is the historical town of New Bedford. Situated on the water in Buzzards Bay, this coastal town is worth the trip in any season. See: One of the main attractions here is the Whaling Museum where you can see huge whale skeletons and climb aboard a whaleship. After visiting with the whales, stroll by the church that inspired Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. Plan your trip in October for their annual Chowder Festival where you can sample some of the best creamy chowder around and listen to live music. If you're feeling brave, stop by nearby Fall River to tour the famously haunted Lizzie Borden house. Play: A visit to Buttonwood Park Zoo is a must when visiting New Bedford with kids — the only place in Massachusetts to get up close to an elephant! Watch Ruth and Emily eat dried fruit, a favorite treat, during an Elephant Keeper Chat. Stop into Charlie's Nature Play area to let the kids burn off some energy before heading home. Eat: The Black Whale offers an extensive menu of locally caught seafood dishes and waterfront views. The kids' menu has the usual faves, like burgers and fish and chips. Make sure to save room for dessert, the Pnut Butter Thing, peanut butter and chocolate in vanilla ice cream, rolled in oreo crumbs, with whipped cream, caramel and chocolate sauces is not to be missed! Don't feel like sitting down for a meal? For a more casual atmosphere, walk across the pier to the Whale's Tale Clam Bar, owned and operated by The Black Whale and others, for an easy takeout window with picnic tables overlooking the water and busy local fishing industry. "
@johannapeternek
"New Bedford / Fairhaven / Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts"
@okotan
"Art, history, and science museum with whale skeletons, a small-human-sized interactive whaling vessel, and a great introduction to the global history of whaling."
@apoterack