Hampshire County

Massachusetts

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Popular cities in Hampshire County

Northampton
Known for Dining, Universities and Bars
Get away to Northampton! Enjoy the live music, university life, and theater.

Reasons to visit

  • Smith College
  • Academy of Music Theater
  • Historic Northampton
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Amherst
Known for Universities, Dining and Family-friendly
Trip time! Discover the university life, art, and sports in Amherst.

Reasons to visit

  • University of Massachusetts Amherst
  • Amherst College
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Hadley
Known for Universities, Dining and Shopping
Come to Hadley and enjoy its university life, food, and rowing.

Reasons to visit

  • Historic Summit House
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South Hadley
Known for Family-friendly, LGBTQIA+-friendly and Business
Trip time! Discover the waterfalls, university life, and sightseeing in quaint South Hadley.

Reasons to visit

  • Mount Holyoke College
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Easthampton
Known for Family-friendly, Gardens and LGBTQIA+-friendly
Easthampton awaits: its gardens, jazz scene, festivals, and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Mount Tom
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Hatfield
Known for Dining, Rivers and Romantic
Relaxing Hatfield is calling! Discover its food, riverfront, waterfalls, and more.
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Stay near popular Hampshire County attractions

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

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Enjoy the collegiate vibe when you visit University of Massachusetts Amherst, during your travels in Amherst. Experience the area's live music or attend a sporting event.
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