Burlington: From Farming to Progressive Suburban Life
Burlington is a suburb north of Boston, with an estimated population of not less than 27,000. Situated in the Middlesex County, Burlington, MA bloomed into one of the progessive towns in the 1960s and has since continued its growth and stability. Quaint as this city may be, there are plenty of reasons to take a break and stay in this charming New England town. The city of Burlington, Massachusetts offers plenty parks, coffee shops and restaurants, coffee shops. This city is an ideal place to stay for a brief weekend respite, giving you both the old-fashioned feel in such a nice, progressive city. Also there are many affordable booking deals in Burlington, MA hotels and lodges; upon going by air the nicest airport would be Boston Logan International Airport, which serves for both domestic and international flights.
Best Time to Visit
In Burlington, changes in temperature can be drastic. Half the year the coldness and humidity can be felt and otherwise alright with a chance of snow or rain most of the year. May to September are the best months to visit Burlington, MA when festival schedule increases a notch and the city is at its best with greenery so book early and get only the best Burlington, MA accommodations.
What to Do & Area Attractions
The City of Burlington in Massachusetts is rich in American history. A must-go-to places are the Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments, the Franklin Park Zoo, and the renowned F1 Boston. Also go visit Dorothy Quincy Homestead, for that nice, antiquated touch of American history. Stay the cozy and comfortable Candlewood Suites Boston-Burlington or the luxurious Boston Marriott Burlington for a fun adventure in Burlington.
