Mytoi Japanese Garden Is A Hidden Gem In Massachusetts Where You Can Find Peace And Quiet
Melissa Mahoney
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When we think of Cape Cod and the islands, pristine beaches and long stretches of coastline usually come to mind. And while you might not think to visit a botanical garden when on Martha’s Vineyard, a visit to the Japanese-style garden, Mytoi, would be a worthwhile addition to your itinerary. Let’s explore this lovely Japanese garden in Massachusetts.
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Have you visited Mytoi Japanese Garden in Massachusetts? What is your favorite Massachusetts botanical garden? Let us know in the comments! While you’re visiting Edgartown, take a drive around and check out some of the wonderful things to do here:
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What are the smallest towns in Massachusetts?
The smallest towns in Massachusetts include:
- Tyringham. This tiny village’s name came from Norse roots which became Olde English and it means the Home of Tyr.
- Gosnold. With only 75 people, this is certainly the tiniest town in the state and its town hall is literally a house.
- Savoy. This was originally called New Seconk when it was settled in 1777 and it has a population of 692 people.
- Middlefield. This town of 521 people got its start in 1783 and it is full of bucolic beauty and New England charm.
Find out more about the smallest towns in Massachusetts.
What are the most incredible natural wonders in Massachusetts?
The most incredible natural wonders in Massachusetts include:
- Cochituate Lake in Cochituate. This lovely lake has a wonderful beach, clear blue waters, and verdant forests.
- Cape Cod National Seashore. There are 40 miles of sandy beaches, beautiful wetlands, and lush forests with rare foliage and wildlife.
- Monument Mountain in Great Barrington. Climb to the top for a mesmerizing panoramic view of the lush forests that surround this peak.
- Mount Greylock in Adams. This mountain has the highest elevation in the state and not only offers stellar views but also has an impressive War Memorial tower.
Learn more about the most incredible natural wonders in Massachusetts.
What are some hidden gem attractions in Massachusetts?
Hidden gem attractions in Massachusetts include:
- Castle Hill at the Crane Estate in Ipswitch. Gorgeous gardens are combined with stunning ruins and ocean views to make this an unforgettable destination.
- Stockbridge General Store in Stockbridge. Norman Rockwell used this as inspiration for several of his paintings and it is replete with New England charm.
- The Brattle Bookshop in Boston. This is one of the oldest antiquarian bookshops in the nation, which opened in 1825.
- Bancroft Tower Castle in Worcester. This castle was built in 1900 to memorialize George Bancroft who was born at this place in 1800.
Discover more about these and other hidden gem attractions in Massachusetts.