Manchester
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Blending natural beauty and historic New England charm, Manchester, New Hampshire, is a fantastic place to live whether you're starting a family or enjoying retirement. Residents love the vibrant arts scene, highlighted by the Currier Museum of Art, and exploring Manchester's historic downtown and the picturesque Merrimack River. Catch a show at the Palace Theater or get active at Livingston Park. With a vibrant dining and craft beer scene, museums, cultural events, and outdoor activities, from hiking and boating to golf, Manchester fosters a dynamic lifestyle, making it the perfect place to call home.
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Brook Ridge
Hooksett, New Hampshire
Retirement is golden in Brook Ridge just 15 minutes north of the cultural and entertainment mecca of New Hampshire. Enjoy our on-site pond, bocce ball, horseshoes, fitness center, BBQ area, and free WiFi.
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River Pines
Nashua, New Hampshire
River Pines is a sprawling social community for all ages. The neighborhood features quality manufactured homes in Nashua, which was recognized as a "best city to live in" by Money magazine in 2022.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the best things to do in Manchester?
There are many places to go and things to do in Manchester, including fantastic water sports and cultural events. Don’t miss:
- Millyard Museum
- The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience
- Currier Museum of Art
- Fletcher Moss Park
- Victoria Baths
- Greater Manchester Police Museum & Archives
- Manchester Cathedral
- The Mall of New Hampshire
- SEE Science Center
- Manchester Commons Shopping Center
- Currier Museum of Art
- North End Shops at Livingston Park
- What are the best places to eat in Manchester?
Manchester, New Hampshire, offers fine dining, casual fare, and authentic ethnic cuisine to delight all foodies. Be sure not to miss Dancing Lion Chocolate, the Shaskeen Pub and Restaurant, Restoration Cafe, or the Hanover Street Chophouse.
- What is Manchester best known for?
The largest city in New Hampshire, Manchester is home to the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Zimmerman House, the Fisher Cats minor league baseball team, excellent museums, and tasty restaurants. Save time for romantic walks along Massabesic Lake.
- How is the weather in Manchester?
Enjoy the changing seasons in Manchester, with warm summers, snowy winters, and spectacular fall foliage. Temperatures rarely tumble below 16°F or climb above 83°F. Warm-weather activities tourism peaks between late June and mid-September.
- Does Manchester have public transportation?
The City of Manchester Transit Authority provides regular bus routes and curb-to-curb shared ride service throughout Manchester. An electric trolley, bike share, scooter rentals, Uber, and Lyft are available for transportation.