Les meilleurs hôtels à Nashua

They must be doing something right in Nashua, New Hampshire, to show up year after year near the top of the list of Money magazine's "300 Best Places to Live in the U.S." Of course, it doesn't hurt to have some tony neighbors in your industrial parks, and the Greater Nashua Area is home to the workforces of high-tech Digital Equipment Corporation, the Lockheed Martin subsidiary Sanders Inc., Anheuser-Busch (where the Clydesdale Team is stabled) and, of course, office-products bigwig Nashua Corporation. With that kind of money, Nashua can support a stadium that's home to baseball, soccer and football teams, as well as a 60-member symphony orchestra and two ballet companies. You have to drive for an hour to dip your toes in the Atlantic, but there's always the 325-acre Mine Falls Park right in the middle of the city for those who like hiking or biking in the summer and cross-country skiing in the winter. Nashua almost ended up as part of another state, having begun its existence as "Dunstable, Massachusetts" before the Massachusetts/New Hampshire border was drawn further south in 1741. And that's a good thing for today's Nashuans, since New Hampshire -- the "Live Free or Die" state -- has no general sales tax, and Massachusetts does!