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Visiting Nashua - any recs?
Hi ladies!
I'm surprising H with a trip to Nashua for his birthday in July (we're going to go to the indoor skydiving place - he's going to love it). Anyway, we'll be there for 3 days. Can you recommend some attractions and/or restaurants we MUST check out?
I appreciate it!
TIA!
Re: Visiting Nashua - any recs?
Hmmm..... Martha's Exchange is good... LoL
I dont really like Nashua all that much though. Was not enough for me to do there. You might want to venture into the Manchester area? I only lived in Nashua for 2 years though, so I am sure that some of the other girls on this board might have more suggestions for you!
I'm definitely willing to entertain other things outside of the Nashua area.
Thanks!
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Villa Banca is good for Italian. On a nice day you can eat on the patio over the river at Peddler's Daughter (both on Main St).
I believe the Fisher Cat's (AA Baseball) are playing this weekend in Manchester - such a nice fun atmosphere inexpensive tickets.
I actually bought my dad a gift certificate there a few years back and he loved it. My whole family went to watch them.
I think Nashua has a cute downtown and there are a few great restaurants. I am sure you could find all of their websites online if you search for them.
Unums- pricey but delicious food
Villa Banca- Italian, great meal
Michael Timothy's- upscale but one of the nicer restaurants in Nashua
Surf- same owner as Michael Timothy's but it focuses on seafood
Seedlings Cafe- my favorite lunch place- organic wraps
There isn't a ton to actually do in Nashua except eating and shopping (tax free). However, within a reasonable drive you can do some hiking or go to the coast.
Is there anything in particular you were looking to do?
I most definitely agree with the recs for Villa Banca and Michael Timothys. Nashua doesn't have a whole lot going on but if you headed to Manch for a baseball game you could check out a few bars that night. There is a place to do some indoor rock climbing in Manchester and a great art gallery.
If you two are the adventure/outdoorsy type and you have the time there is some ziplining thru Alpine Adventure in Plymouth NH(a few hrs away) and this area has a lot to offer for hiking and beautiful views. The ziplining is really fun!