Imagine stepping back in time to the 1830s in New England.

I’ve got the perfect family-friendly destination for you: Old Sturbridge Village 🏞️, an immersive museum made up of historic houses from all over New England. Here, you can interact with various NPCs, ranging from a coppersmith to a shoemaker, from a bank to a school, experiencing the daily life of that era. Not only will the kids love it, but adults will have a blast too! 📍 Old Sturbridge Village 🚗 Just about a 1-hour drive from Boston 💰 Adults $30, students/seniors get a 50% discount, only$15 This 200-acre virtual village is a full-day adventure. With over 40 buildings, each serving a unique function, the NPCs “live” and work here, engaging in their respective trades during the day and returning home after work. It’s like a real-life game where you can follow the NPCs around and even stumble upon random events. 🎉 The village also features an ancient hydroelectric house, which was transported piece by piece from upstate New York. Watching how people once used water power to saw through entire logs is truly awe-inspiring, showcasing their ingenuity and skill. 🌊✨ For those who want to fully immerse themselves in the experience of living 300 years ago, you can purchase hand-made dresses, aprons, and bonnets to role-play. Plus, handcrafted pottery and tinware are available in the shops. A special shout-out to the blueberry 🫐 coffee at the entrance coffee shop – its unique flavor is definitely worth a try. ☕👍 #NewEnglandVillage