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The city of Concord, with a population of 40,000 offers, a quality of life that balances the warmth and friendliness of a small town with the attractions and amenities of a modern city. Downtown Concord features an eclectic mix of dining, shopping and entertainment opportunities, and serves as the political and financial hub of the state.
The city’s central location provides convenient access to most of the state’s attractions including the city of Manchester, the Lakes Region, the White Mountains and the seacoast. These and other popular tourist sites offer entertainment and leisure opportunities ranging from outdoor recreation to cultural activities and the arts.
Manchester, NH
Manchester is the state’s largest city with a population over 108,000. The city is located in southern New Hampshire 20 miles north of the New Hampshire/Massachusetts border and 53 miles north of Boston.
Manchester is a commercial and industrial center serving as the headquarters for high tech companies, banks, business services, health care facilities, manufacturers and retailers. Additionally, Manchester is the cultural heart of the state. There are many arts and sports venues located in the city including the Currier Museum of Art, the Palace Theatre, and the Verizon Wireless Arena. These and other facilities attract artists and exhibits of all types.
Lakes Region
The Lakes Region, which includes 273 lakes and ponds, is a popular year round destination offering boating, swimming, cruises, ice skating, ice fishing, rock and ice climbing, and snowmobiling, as well as beautiful scenery. Located north of Concord the Lakes Region is considered the "Gateway to the White Mountains."
White Mountains
The White Mountains region is a popular tourist site hosting more than 6 million people every year. The region offers hiking trails suited for all ability levels, boating opportunities along the Saco River, as well as ski resorts in Waterville Valley. Additionally, the region’s vibrant fall foliage offers beautiful scenery during the months of September and October.
Seacoast
New Hampshire’s seacoast communities offer a peaceful and relaxing weekend retreat. Visitors can enjoy the beaches, islands and a thriving arts community, which includes music, theater, dance, museums and tours.
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