North Andover in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Performances. Discover best things to do in North Andover with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in North Andover
5 based on 40 reviews
Regardless of the performance, the Methuen Memorial Music Hall does not disappoint. Comfortable seating, small venue so there are no "bad" seats. Overall entertaining experience.
4.5 based on 98 reviews
The Addison Gallery is home to a world-class collection of American Art, along with a vital and adventurous exhibitions program. The museum is committed to serving the public through free admission and an education outreach program that reaches diverse audiences. The Addison’s size gives visitors an opportunity to experience its wide-ranging exhibitions in a more intimate setting than typical of larger museums. The Addison is just 30 minutes from Boston.
The campus that this museum sits on is beautiful. The building that houses the museum of very fine, but the collection is very limited.
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Trace the western shoreline of a sparkling lake or enjoy a woodsy ascent to scenic views of the Merrimack Valley.
Beautiful location for a walk! Various trails good for all ability levels. Some have more incline than others. Beautiful views of the lake and of mountains in the distance. Dog friendly location. Worth the drive!
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Canal Street Antique Mall has two floors of antiques and reused items created into something else. There is plenty of glass, China, tools, kitchenware, jewelry and furniture for antique hunters For those looking for something creative, there are doors, windows, gadgets and thing-a-ma-bobs to help get the creative juices going (which is why we visit).
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Climb a hill for great views extending from the surrounding Merrimack Valley to the Boston skyline, or explore this sprawling landscape along almost 10 miles of trails.
This is an interesting and demanding urban preserve. We hiked for about 4 miles on a warm day, then headed off to North Andover for a late lunch. We especially liked Rubbish Meadow with its Great Blue Heron rookery and other nesting birds. It is worth returning to in other seasons.
One small problem is that the map and signage are not well aligned with each other. It is easy to go astray but backtracking works ok.
4 based on 22 reviews
Have been coming here for years. But haven't been in about 8mths. Went today and I can't complain enough about the things I saw. We arrived shortly after they opened and the place was dirty. The rest room had no paper towels, no toilet paper on the roll and cheez it's on the floor. The birthday party room floor was dirty, the plastic utensil container was nasty. The play structure that I climbed through with my children was awful. Food spilled inside that dried up, shoe covers, candy wrappers and the amount of dust bunnies was insane. Moving on to just around the place I saw 2 broken balloons, lollipop sticks, paper towels, gum on the floor, dirty tissues, and more. I am just so surprised. This is not the same place I use to brag about. Someone in our group told an employee hoping things would be cleaned but after 3 hrs there, the only thing that was picked up was the balloons. I have more photos too. But it only let me upload 10!
4 based on 87 reviews
Smolak Farms combines agriculture, education and entertainment in a very special way. Visitors come to pick fruit from our orchards and shop at the Farm Stand and Bakery. Children enjoy the playground, animals, hayrides, school tours. Smolak Farms is a popular venue for birthday parties. Families come to our seasonal Festivals from all of New England. Our Pine Grove area hosts our farm-to-table WHIM dinner series each summer and is the perfect venue for a Wedding, Private Party or Corporate Event. Mostly people come to relax and enjoy the beauty of the land and nature. We invit you to visit us soon!
Wonderful evening with friends and new friends at Smolak Farms WHIM Dinner series. Turner Seafood hosted the evening and the food was incredible. All courses were expertly prepared. The owners came by and made great conversation as well. The evening was really made by the new area including stone flooring and a great tent for summer outside dining. Only a couple WHIM dinners left. Worth the time.
4 based on 75 reviews
The theater gave me the impression of being on a cruise ship or casino. It was very uniquely decorated, pretty cool.
The self service food was a bit strange and the staff not all that attentive to newby movie goers who had not experienced this type of set up previously.
Overall, a good experience.
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Enter a world of early 20th-century country elegance at a former farm-turned-estate, where refined interiors are complemented by an array of lovely gardens.
The gardens at the Stevens Coolidge place are lovely. The one which combines vegetables and flowers is particularly attractive and inspirational, although the walled garden is also beautiful. It's free and there is plenty of parking. If you are in the mood for a bit of a walk, there is a trail which heads out from the property, crosses the common and continues across fields for about a mile or so. I believe you can get to Weir Hill using this walk, although it started to pour when we were there, so we gave up and headed into Andover for lunch.
4 based on 11 reviews
The Claddagh has all the makings for a great pub...great space, friendly bartenders, live music, and good food. The space is huge and has many different choices for seating. We were there for the Pet Rock fundraiser and had lots of fun. Drinks and food are reasonably priced.
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