Ipswich, Massachusetts

 

Nestled along the coast of Massachusetts, Ipswich is a charming town that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and rich history. From its picturesque downtown area to its stunning beaches and historic landmarks, Ipswich has something for everyone.

Local Points of Interest

• Crane Beach: A pristine, white sand beach that's perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and nature walks.

• Castle Hill: A historic mansion that's surrounded by beautiful gardens and offers stunning views of the coast.

• Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary: A 2,800-acre nature preserve that's home to a diverse array of wildlife and offers hiking trails and other outdoor activities.

• Ipswich Museum: A local museum that showcases the history and culture of Ipswich and the surrounding area.

• Appleton Farms: A working farm that's been in operation since the 1600s and offers farm tours, hiking trails, and other activities.

• Choate Bridge: A historic bridge that dates back to 1764 and is the oldest surviving two-span masonry arch bridge in North America.

Local Places to Eat

• Salt Kitchen & Rum Bar: A popular restaurant that serves up delicious seafood and other dishes made with locally-sourced ingredients.

• Ipswich Ale Brewery: A local brewery that offers a variety of craft beers and pub food in a cozy, laid-back atmosphere.

• Zumi's Espresso: A trendy café that offers delicious coffee, tea, and light bites in a charming setting.

• Choate Bridge Pub: A casual pub that's known for its burgers, pizza, and other comfort foods.

• The Clam Box of Ipswich: A local institution that serves up some of the best fried seafood in the area.

• Ithaki Mediterranean Cuisine: A family-owned restaurant that offers authentic Mediterranean dishes made with fresh ingredients.

pswich is part of the Ipswich Public Schools district, which includes:

• Ipswich Early Childhood Center (Pre-K)

• Winthrop Elementary School (K-5)

• Ipswich Middle School (6-8)

• Ipswich High School (9-12)