Nashua Flights:
Flights to Nashua
The second largest city in the state of New Hampshire, Nashua is situated in the southern part of this New England state. Although this is the second largest city in the state, Nashua is really quite small and hence offers visitors a charming destination.
The airport closest to the city for flights to Nashua is the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (airport code: MHT), which is about a half-hour drive away in Manchester. You can get a 2-stop flight to Nashua with most major airlines, such as a flight with Virgin Atlantic that transfers in London and Washington. British Midland offers the same flight. For more varied transfer stops, you can book with South African Airways and connect in Frankfurt and then again in Toronto.
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The Tourist Attractions in Nashua:
Formerly known as Dunstable and incorporated as a town in 1746, Nashua was renamed in 1836 after the Nashua River which the town sits upon. The town started life as a fur trading post but really grew during the industrial revolution when the Nashua River was used to power numerous cotton mills, putting Nashua on the map. Although most evidence of this period in history has now gone, Nashua does still have some historical buildings as well as several other tourist attractions.
Downtown Nashua and the Millyard
In recent years downtown Nashua has become a vibrant place to visit for both locals and tourists with its friendly bars and restaurants and chic shopping opportunities. There are many different kinds of places here including pubs, clubs and sports bars, plus you can visit the historic district of the city known as the Millyard.
Shopping in Nashua
Nashua has earned quite a reputation for its shopping opportunities. As well as those shops in the centre of the city there are several large shopping malls and outlets on the outskirts where you’ll find many well known stores. The Pheasant Lane Mall is one of the largest and a popular place to go.
Mine Falls Park
Right in the heart of Nashua is Mine Falls Park, a 325 acre park where there are many different recreational opportunities. Waterways can be used for boating and fishing plus there are trails for hiking and cycling, or cross country skiing during the winter.
Nashua River Rail Trail
In addition to the trails at Mine Falls Park you can enjoy the Nashua River Rail Trail. Running 12.5 miles (20km) the trail which follows the old route of the railway alongside the river is paved and accessible for mixed uses. Bicycling, walking and inline skating are popular during the summer, or cross country skiing during the winter.
When Should You Visit?:
Nashua has a typical New England climate that’s humid continental giving warm and humid summers are cold, snowy winters. There’s not really a best time to visit if you want to experience dry weather and rainfall is pretty uniform throughout the year so expect at least some rainfall (or snowfall) whenever you visit Nashua. July is the warmest month when average highs are usually around the mid to high 20’s C so perfectly pleasant for walking around in.