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Welcome to New Hampshire.  If there is anything other than palm trees missing here, for families, couples, skiers, surfers, hikers, beach-combers, deep-sea fishermen, theater-goers, whale-watchers, history lovers, or adventurers young or old, honestly, we can’t think of a single thing.  Come visit New Hampshire and see for yourself.

 At left, Robert Watson, VisitNewHampshire.com’s virtual host and visitor information specialist, stands in front of the quaint post in the island town of New Castle, just steps from Fort William and Mary where the first hostilities of the American Revolutionary War began in December, 1774, after Paul Revere rode from Boston to nearby Portsmouth to warn the local patriots of British Plans to reinforce the fort.  

New Hampshire is as much about quaint, small towns like New Castle as it is about grand, historic hotels and resorts nestled in New Hampshire’s majestic White Mountains. 

Visit New Hampshire’s Five Best Hotels

The front entrance at Church Landing in the early evening
Church Landing, Meredith
An exterior view of the Hanover Inn
The Hanover Inn, Hanover
The Omni Mount Washington Ski Resort in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
The Mount Washington, Bretton Woods
A large yellow hotel with a central tower is set against a backdrop of forested hills and mountains under a cloudy sky.
The Mountain View Grand, Whitefield
The Wentworth by the Sea Hotel and Marina in New Castle, New Hampshire
The Wentworth by the Sea, New Castle

Visit New Hampshire’s Top Five Attractions

The Mount Washington Cog Railway arriving at the summit of Mount Washington
Take the Cog Railway to the Mount Washington summit
Visitors scending the scenic Flume Gorge in Lincoln, New Hampshire
The Flume Gorge in Lincoln, New Hampshire
A group of people in winter clothing stands atop a snowy mountain, capturing the breathtaking beauty of New Hampshire. With a small building and clear blue sky serving as the backdrop, this scenic spot beckons all to visit New Hampshire for an unforgettable adventure.
Winter overnight stay at the Mount Washington Summit
Strawbery Banke Museum in downtown Portsmouth
Two mothers and a pair of twins playing in the surf at Hampton Beach
Family day at Hampton Beach State Park

New Hampshire's Tourism Regions

Waves crash against rocky shore near a lighthouse, with buildings and trees in the background.
The Maritime Region
The White Mountains Region
Aerial view of a lakeside resort with multiple buildings, surrounded by trees and a dock area.
The Lakes Region
The Dartmouth Region
The Bandshell in Keene, New Hampshire
The Currier and Ives Region
A stone archway leading to a grand building with ornate architecture and a golden dome, surrounded by trees and a garden path.
The Capitol Region