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Jack Kerouac's birthplace in Lowell
In Lowell, Massachusetts you can experience what Alexander Hamilton envisioned as the Industrial City of the Future. One of the largest cities in the state, Lowell is home to top-notch restaurants, pristine parks, intriguing museums and a range of other attractions. It's also known for being the birthplace of the Beat Generation author and icon Jack Kerouac, famous for his era-defining novel On the Road. When you stay in your Lowell vacation rental, you'll be able to take your time and immerse yourself in the industrial history and unique energy of this vibrant city.
Cultural riches in Lowell
Be sure to visit the Patrick J. Mogan Cultural Center, which tells the "human story of Lowell" through a range of exhibits and programs. Then, you can head to the intriguing Boott Mills Museum. This industrial, historic site used to be an old mill that supplied many jobs for the town of Lowell. It now houses historical exhibits on industry and manufacturing and hosts guided tours. Another great attraction for history lovers and families is the National Streetcar Museum. Kids love the interactive exhibits, including the chance to dress up in a vest and hat, ring the bell and blow the whistle of the trolley.
Rustic adventures in Lowell
Lowell is known for its culture and urban amenities, but it also offers its fair share of outdoor activities. If you're staying in a Lowell vacation rental during the warmer months, you can take a scenic canal boat ride through the historic waterways of the city. Or, if you are looking for a more thrilling boat ride, you can enjoy the adrenaline rush of whitewater rafting on the Concord River. On a sunny day, you can also enjoy taking a walk around the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park. Situated in nearby Lincoln, it's a 30-acre green space filled with unique and thought-provoking contemporary sculptures by American artists.
Natural beauty in Lowell
Lowell is blessed with plenty of natural beauty. If you crave the opportunity to lace up your hiking boots or hop on your bike, check out the Lowell-Dracut-Tyngsboro State Forest. This is a pristine wilderness with 1,140 acres and plenty of trails to explore. You can take a short walk for a couple hours, or tackle one of the longer trails for a full day excursion. Also, head to the UMass Lowell Kayak Center, where you can rent kayaks throughout the summer and explore the surrounding waterways. This is a unique and fun way to immerse yourself in the pristine natural rivers and streams of the area.
How to get to and around Lowell
The nearest airport is in Logan International Airport (BOS), located 23.9 mi (38.5 km) from the city center. If you can't find a flight that's convenient for your trip, you might consider flying into Boston, MA (BNH-Boston Harbor Seaplane Base), which is 23.9 mi (38.4 km) away.
If you're traveling by train, the main station serving the city is Lowell Station.