Lexington is rich in cultural activities, with many art groups active, including professional orchestras, two ballet companies, drama groups, museums and several choirs.

The University of Kentucky performed a popular drama program. Art Fair is a free outdoor music festival, which is held on the weekend of Mother's Day every year. By then, there will be nearly 100 art and handicraft stalls, and the whole weekend will be full of food, children's activities, cultural activities and live entertainment performances, and free carriage rides will be available. The local area belongs to subtropical humid climate, and it is best to travel in autumn.

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A city in southeastern New Hampshire, the capital of the state. Located on the Merrimack River. Founded in 1727, 1808 became the capital.

Established in 1853. Transportation and business center. There are also industries such as electrical appliances and leather, among which the printing industry is the most prosperous. There is a famous Concord granite quarry in the north of the city, and many famous buildings in the United States use this kind of stone. Concord has a population of about18,000, and there are many cultural relics commemorating the war of independence that began in April/775, such as the National Historical Park Minute.

Man National Historical Park. There are many literati in history, such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and Thoreau.

David Thoreau) and louisa may alcott.

3.rockport

Lockport is the western starting point of the world's second longest Erie Canal across New York State. Its status is equivalent to the Sambo Shiplock in Hangzhou, China, and it is responsible for lowering the high-level vessels of the Erie Canal to the low-level niagara river. Up to now, there is still a five-level lock here for ship lifting.

Rockport, located in the southeast of Texas, USA, is the county seat of Aranthus County, covering an area of 37.6 square kilometers. According to the US Census in 2000, there were 7,385 people in * *, of whom 88.68% were white, 3.64% were Asian, and 0.3/0/%were African-American.

Niagara Falls in Lockport is very cold in winter, with an average temperature of around -5-8℃, but you can still travel. It is cool in spring and autumn, which is most suitable for traveling. Summer is a summer resort because waterfalls are much cooler than other cities.

4. Harvard University

Harvard here is not a university, but a small town of Harvard, about an hour's drive from Harvard University in Cambridge, with about 6,500 residents. this

Shakers (a religious school) and transcendentalists have lived here for a long time. The Orchard Museum in Harvard Town (The

Fruit kingdom

Museum) includes the oldest Shaker Museum in the United States and a museum dedicated to preserving and experiencing native American handicrafts and farmhouses in the mid-Kloc-0/9th century. The city center is exquisite and chic.

5. Mabel head

Meibaotou is located in the northeast of Massachusetts, north of Boston 17 km away. This beautiful port town, 1990, with a population of only 20,000, is the artistic and cultural center on the north coast of Boston, the yacht capital of the United States and the birthplace of the navy. The port headland is about 2.5 kilometers long and is located between Mazhou Bay and Sarin Bay. It turned out to be Salem.

1649 was changed to Mabutou Town.

At that time, fishing and shipbuilding were the main industries. The historical area of Head Town Center in Mabel City is the old town, mostly colonial and early American buildings. The winding streets in the old district are suitable for hiking on the Moon River. Visitors are invited by the abbot (abbot)

Hall), after Jeremiah Gu Lou18th century, Boston Yacht, the oldest yacht club in Boston,

Club) leads to mable's Marblehead Neck in the southeast of Mable, with a panoramic view of small towns in New England.

6. Salem

Salem is an ancient town in Salem Bay and one of the oldest seaports in New England. Founded in 1630, its history is almost as long as that of British colonial development in North America. The Mayflower carried the first pilgrims ashore in nearby Plymouth, and within a few short years, they settled here. Today, this small town still maintains its early buildings, attracting a large number of tourists every year.

In order to facilitate tourists to design sightseeing tours, people in the town drew a striking red line half a foot wide on the streets of the old city. The red line twists and turns nearly 1 km, and there are17th century ancient buildings along the way. In every corner of the alley and behind the door of every building, there are historical allusions mentioned in every history textbook-"Salem Witch Trial". In that notorious persecution movement, dozens of innocent people were hanged as "witches" after formal judicial procedures.