NEW HAMPSHIRE

The state capital of New Hampshire is Concord. The State House, an 1819 gold-domed structure housing a visitor Centre and the Hall of Flags is located there. The Capitol Center for the Arts hosts performances including music comedy dance and drama. An interactive planetarium and science museum with space-themed displays may be found at the McAuliffe Shepard Discovery Center. Concord has a metro population of 693,000 people. Southern New Hampshire Manchester is a city on the Merrimack River. Major American and European artists have works on display at the Currier Museum of Art. Additionally, it runs the Zimmerman House which was built by Frank Lloyd Wright. The Millyard Museum explores how the adjacent Amoskeag Falls influenced the city and its textile industry in a historic textile mill. Manchester has a metro area population of 2,770,000. A port city on the Piscataqua River Portsmouth is located in New Hampshire. Several notable 17th and 18th-century homes can be found inside the Strawbery Banke Museum where costumed staff members exhibit old-fashioned skills. The nearby 1855 North Church presides over Market Square downtown. Boat docks and riverbank gardens can be found in Prescott Park. In a park next to a visitor Centre is the former research submarine USS Albacore in the northwest. Portsmouth’s population is anticipated to rise from 209,200 to 216,900. A city in southern New Hampshire is called Nashua. There is a vast trail network in the expansive Mine Falls Park in the heart of the city which runs beside the Nashua River. The expansive Greeley Park on the north end has a playground and picnic spots. At nearby Holman Stadium, Nashua’s collegiate baseball team competes in the summer league. Symphony NH, an orchestra that performs orchestral music at various venues is based in the city. Out of 237 cities in New Hampshire, Nashua has 90,659 residents, making it the second most populous city in the state.