Seacoast

Any and everyone on the Seacoast has surely driven by Jumpin' Jay's Fish Cafe, situated on the corner of Congress and Middle Streets just two blocks from Market Square.

The restaurant on the coast of Rye, New Hampshire, was praised for having the best lobster roll in the Granite State.

Does your community have the best downtown in the Granite State?

We couldn't help but agree with some answers...and disagree with others.

Built in 1649, this inn and tavern sits atop Valentine Hill, steps away from the Oyster River and University of New Hampshire main campus.

Whether you're visiting during peak summer tourism season or the quieter winter months, there's always something new to do in this coastal community.

If you know someone visiting New Hampshire for the first time, you want them to have a great experience and leave with a positive impression of the place you call home.

We truly are spoiled when it comes to our beaches.

Look at this stunning cotton candy lobster and where it is now.

Whether you prefer a more rural, coastal, or small-city ambiance, Tripadvisor has recommendations for everyone.

'VERANDA' recently published a list of the chicest hotels in every state, including an 18th century New Hampshire building transformed into a luxury inn.

Discover the top dining decks on the Seacoast for a perfect summer day filled with delicious seafood and waterfront views.

Some of these places are rural communities where folks seek peace and seclusion, while others are packed beach towns where you'd expect to find younger crowds.

Our residents might lean on the "older" side compared to the national average, but thanks to Zip Atlas, we now know which Granite State towns have the youngest populations.

The Dover mill girls went on strike against the Cocheco Manufacturing Company in 1828.

Every restaurant has a claim to fame! Here are some iconic ones in the Granite State.