Massachusetts is Home to the Most Beautiful Winter City in the U.S.
In Massachusetts, we happen to be pretty lucky about the aesthetics we have throughout the state. Whether it's a big city or a small town, regardless if you know it or not, Massachusetts has some of the best looking cities and towns throughout the U.S. Therefore, it would only make sense how that would be the case in Winter, right? It seems like someone has taken notice of that notion as the most beautiful Winter city in the U.S., is in fact, in Massachusetts!
The travel site, 'Premier Inn' recently released its findings regarding the most beautiful Winter cities. Using eye-tracking software, they were able to determine what certain locations around the globe, and of course, across the U.S., were able to hold the longest gaze. So, where is that in Massachusetts since we have the most beautiful Winter city? Or is it that obvious?
What City in Massachusetts is the Most Beautiful Winter City in the U.S.?
It only makes sense that the biggest city in Massachusetts was named as the most beautiful Winter city in the U.S.
It seems that the average fixation time as recorded by the eye-tracking software was the longest in Boston than anywhere else. Here is what 'Premier Inn' had to say about their findings:
Landing in first place as the USA’s most beautiful city in winter is Boston, where the iconic skyline earned it an impressive 2.66 seconds of average viewing time. The city's colonial architecture takes on a nostalgic quality when covered in snow, while the Freedom Trail becomes a magical walking route. Boston Common and the Public Garden transform into winter wonderlands, and the Museum of Fine Arts offers warm halls filled with world-class art.
All we can do is sit back and enjoy the view, Massachusetts! Given the historical aesthetics, let's enjoy what we can of the fact that we have the most beautiful Winter city in the U.S.
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