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Cape Cod, Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard 176 Index Les numéros de page en gras renvoient aux cartes. A Bières 46 Accès 39 Bijoux 124, 153 Acorn Street (Boston) 160 Boardwalk (Sandwich) 68 Activités culturelles 119, 151 Boîtes de nuit 46, 120, 151 Aéroports Boston Athenaeum (Boston) 160 Barnstable Municipal Airport (Cape Cod) 39 Boston Center for the Arts (Boston) 162 Logan Airport (Boston) 39 Boston Common (Boston) 160 Martha’s Vineyard Airport (Martha’s Vineyard) 39 Boston Duck Tours (Boston) 158 Nantucket Memorial Airport (Nantucket) 39 Boston (environs de Cape Cod) 157, 159 Provincetown Municipal Airport (Cape Cod) 39 hébergement 163 T.F. Green Airport (Providence) 39 restaurants 164 Aînés 43 sorties 166 Alimentation 124, 152 Boston Public Library (Boston) 161 Alley’s General Store (West Tisbury) 134 Brant Point Beach (Nantucket) 143 Ambassades 44 Brant Point Lighthouse (Nantucket) 143 American History Museum (Sandwich) 68 Breakers, The (Newport) 169 Antiquités 124 Breakwater Beach (Brewster) 74 Aquinnah (Martha’s Vineyard) 135 Brewster (Cape Cod) 71 Aquinnah Public Beach (Aquinnah) 136 achats 123 Architecture 33 hébergement 98 Argent 44 restaurants 112 Arthur M. Sackler Museum (Cambridge) 163 sorties 120 Brewster Flats (Brewster) 71 Artisanat 124, 153 Art Museum (Sandwich) 68 Brooks Academy Museum (Harwich) 88 Arts 33 Busch-Reisinger Museum (Boston) 163 Arts de la scène 34 Ashumet Holly and Wildlife Sanctuary (Woods Hole) 93 C Assurances 45 Cadeaux 126 Autocar 40 Cahoon Hollow Beach (Wellfleet) 83 Avion 39 Cahoon Museum of American Art (Cotuit) 91 Cambridge (environs de Cape Cod) 162 restaurants 165 B sorties 166 Back Bay (Boston) 160 Campground (Oak Bluffs) 133 Band concerts 86 Camping 99 A Banques 44 Canneberges 70 Barnstable (Cape Cod) 68 Canot - hébergement 98 Cape Cod 82 restaurants 111 Cape Cod 63, 64 sorties 119 achats 122 Barnstable Municipal Airport (Cape Cod) 39 hébergement 96 Bars 46, 120, 151 restaurants 110 Index Bass River Beach (Yarmouth) 74 sorties 119 Beachmission Office (Truro) 83 Cape Cod Canal 24 Beacon Hill (Boston) 160 Cape Cod Canal Bikeway (Cape Cod) 75 Beebe Woods (Falmouth) 92 Cape Cod Canal Visitor Center (Sandwich) 68 Bellevue Avenue (Newport) 169 Cape Cod Central Railroad (Hyannis) 91 Bend in the Road Beach (Edgartown) 136 Cape Cod Lavender Farm (Harwich) 88 Benefit Street (Providence) 169 Cape Cod Museum of Art (Dennis) 70 guidesulysse.com http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782896650293 177 Cape Cod Museum of Natural History (Brewster) 71 Dr. Daniel Fisher House (Edgartown) 133 Cape Cod National Seashore (Eastham) 76 Drogues 47 Cape Cod Potato Chips (Hyannis) 90 Cape Cod Rail Trail (Cape Cod) 75 E Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge East Beach (Edgartown) 136 (Chappaquiddick Island) 134 Eastham (Cape Cod) 76 Captain Bangs Hallet House (Yarmouth) 69 hébergement 102 Cartes de crédit 45 restaurants 114 Castle Hill Center for the Arts (Truro) 78 sorties 120 Centres commerciaux 123 Easton’s Beach (Newport) 169 Change 44 Eastville Beach (Oak Bluffs) 136 Chapin Beach (Dennis) 74 Économie 31 Chappaquiddick Island (Martha’s Vineyard) 133 Edgartown (Martha’s Vineyard) 133 Charles River Reservation (Boston) 161 achats 152 hébergement 145 Chateau-Sur-Mer (Newport) 169 restaurants 148 Chatham (Cape Cod) 85, 87 sorties 151 achats 123 Edgartown Regatta (Edgartown) 152 hébergement 105, 106 restaurants 106, 116 Edward Gorey House (Yarmouth) 70 sorties 120 Edward Penniman House (Eastham) 76 Chatham Lighthouse (Chatham) 86 Électricité 47 Chatham Railroad Museum (Chatham) 85 Elms, The (Newport) 169 Chèques de voyage 45 Équitation 59 Children’s Beach (Nantucket) 143 Cape Cod 72 Chilmark (Martha’s Vineyard) Événements 122, 151 achats 154 Expedition Whydah Sea Lab & Learning Center Church of the Transfiguration (Orleans) 72 (Provincetown) 80 Circuit Avenue (Oak Bluffs) 132 Cisco Beach (Nantucket) 143 F Clay Cliffs of Aquinnah (Aquinnah) 135 Falmouth (Cape Cod) 91 Climat 46 achats 124 Coast Guard Beach (Eastham) 83 hébergement 108 restaurants 118 Coast Guard Heritage Museum (Barnstable) 69 sorties 120 Cockle Cove Beach (Chatham) 94 Falmouth Heights Beach (Falmouth) 94 Coffin School (Nantucket) 140 Falmouth Museums on the Green (Falmouth) 91 Commonwealth Avenue (Boston) 161 Falmouth Town Hall (Falmouth) 94 Consulats 44 Famille 55 Copley Square (Boston) 160 Faneuil Hall Marketplace (Boston) 158 Corn Hill Beach (Truro) 83 Faune 25 Corporation Beach (Dennis) 74 Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary (Martha’s Vineyard) 136 Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge (Nantucket) 142 Festivals et événements 122, 151 Côte du Massachusetts 156 Daffodil Festival (Nantucket) 152 Cottage Museum (Oak Bluffs) 133 Edgartown Regatta (Edgartown) 152 Cotuit (Cape Cod) 91 Harwich Cranberry Harvest Festival (Harwich) 122 Croisières 59 Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival (Chilmark) 151 Cape Cod 72, 93 Mashpee Wampanoag Pow Wow (Cape Cod) 122 Martha’s Vineyard 135 Nantucket Film Festival (Nantucket) 152 Nantucket 142 Nantucket Noel (Nantucket) 152 Cultural District (Boston) 162 Nantucket Wine Festival (Nantucket) 152 Provincetown Carnival Week (Provincetown) 122 Culture 33 Provincetown Portuguese Festival (Cape Cod) 122 Provincetown Portuguese Festival (Provincetown) 122 D Sandcastle & Sculpture Day (Nantucket) 152 Wellfleet OysterFest (Cape Cod) 122 Daffodil Festival (Nantucket) 152 Décalage horaire 47 Feu de camp 76 F Fish Pier (Chatham) 85 Décoration 127, 153 Dennis (Cape Cod) 70 Flore 26 - achats 124 Flying Horses Carousel (Oak Bluffs) 132 hébergement 98 Fogg Museum (Boston) 163 restaurants 112 Formalités d’entrée 38 sorties 119 Fort Hill (Eastham) 76 Dennisport (Cape Cod) Fort Hill Overlook (Eastham) 76 Index hébergement 107 Francis Street Beach (Nantucket) 143 Déplacements 39 Freedom Trail (Boston) 158 Dexter Grist Mill (Sandwich) 66 French Cable Station Museum (Orleans) 72 Dionis Beach (Nantucket) 143 Fuller Street Beach (Edgartown) 136 Douane 38 Fumeurs 47 guidesulysse.com http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782896650293 178 G I Galeries d’art 127, 154 Institute of Contemporary Art (Boston) 162 Gay Head Aquinnah Lighthouse (Aquinnah) 135 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum (Boston) 162 Gays 54 Géographie 24 J Géologie 25 Jetties Beach (Nantucket) 143 Gingerbread Cottages (Oak Bluffs) 133 JFK Memorial (Hyannis) 90 Golf 59 J.K. Lilly III Antique Automobile Museum Cape Cod 73, 82, 93 (Sandwich) 68 Martha’s Vineyard 135 John Brown House Museum (Providence) 171 Nantucket 142 John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum (Hyannis) 90 Gray’s Beach (Yarmouth) 74 Jonathan Young Windmill (Orleans) 72 Great Point Lighthouse (Nantucket) 142 Joseph Sylvia State Beach (Oak Bluffs) 136 Guichets automatiques 45 Jours fériés 51 H K Hadwen House (Nantucket) 140 Kalmus Beach (Hyannis) 94 Hardings Beach (Chatham) 94 Katama Beach (Edgartown) 136 Harvard Museum of Natural History (Cambridge) 163 Kayak 59 Harvard University (Cambridge) 162 Cape Cod 73, 82, 94 Harvard Yard (Cambridge) 162 Martha’s Vineyard 135 Harwich (Cape Cod) 88 Nantucket 142 achats 127 Kennedy, famille 90 hébergement 107 restaurants 117 Harwich Cranberry Harvest Festival (Harwich) 122 L Head of the Meadow Beach (Truro) 83 Lainages 154 Hébergement 47 Librairies 127 Barnstable 98 Lighthouse Beach (Edgartown) 136 Boston 163 Littérature 35 Brewster 98, 101 Lobsterville Beach (Aquinnah) 137 Cape Cod 96 Location de maisons 48 Chatham 105 Dennis 98 Location de voitures 40 Dennisport 107 Logan International Airport (Boston) 39 Eastham 102 Loines Observatory (Nantucket) 141 Edgartown 145 Longnook Beach (Truro) 84 Falmouth 108 Long Point Light (Provincetown) 82 Harwich 107 Long Point Wildlife Refuge (Martha’s Vineyard) 136 Hyannis 108 Martha’s Vineyard 144 Menemsha 146 M Nantucket 146 MacMillan Wharf (Provincetown) 79 Newport 171 Madaket Beach (Nantucket) 143 Oak Bluffs 144 Main Street (Nantucket) 140 Orleans 101 Providence 172 Mal des transports 52 Provincetown 103 Marble House (Newport) 169 Sandwich 96 Marconi Beach (Wellfleet) 83 Truro 103 Marconi Station Site (Wellfleet) 78 Vineyard Haven 144 Maria Mitchell Association Aquarium (Nantucket) 141 Wellfleet 102 West Tisbury 145 Martha’s Vineyard 130, 131 Woods Hole 110 achats 152 Yarmouth 107 hébergement 144 restaurants 147 Heritage Museums & Gardens (Sandwich) 68 sorties 151 G Herring Cove Beach (Provincetown) 84 Martha’s Vineyard Airport (Martha’s Vineyard) 39 Heures d’ouverture 50 Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival (Chilmark) 151 - Highland House Museum (Truro) 78 Martha’s Vineyard Museum (Edgartown) 133 Highland Lighthouse (Truro) 78 Mashpee (Cape Cod) Histoire 27 achats 124 Homard 125 Mashpee Wampanoag Pow Wow (Cape Cod) 122 Hoxie House (Sandwich) 68 Massachusetts Audubon Society Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Index Hyannis (Cape Cod) 88, 89 Sanctuary (Cape Cod) 77 achats 123 Massachusetts, côte du 156 hébergement 108, 109 Massachusetts Institute of Technology restaurants 109, 117 sorties 120 (Cambridge) 163 Massachusetts State House (Boston) 160 Mayflower Beach (Dennis) 74 Mayflower Compact 27 guidesulysse.com http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782896650293 179 Menemsha Beach (Menemsha) 136 Ocean Science Exhibit Center (Woods Hole) 92 Menemsha (Martha’s Vineyard) 135 Old Atwood House Museum (Chatham) 86 hébergement 146 Old County Courthouse (Barnstable) 69 restaurants 149 Old Eastham Windmill (Eastham) 76 Miacomet Beach (Nantucket) 143 Oldest House (Nantucket) 138 MIT (Cambridge) 163 Old King’s Highway (Cape Cod) 65 Mitchell House (Nantucket) 141 Old Mill (Nantucket) 141 Mitchell, Maria 141 Old North Church (Boston) 161 Monnaie 44 Old Silver Beach (Falmouth)
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