Beverly, MA

Situated on the coast just north of Salem, Beverly, MA, has earned its nickname, “The Garden City” for its miles of beautiful coastline, picturesque beaches, and easily accessible public parks.

For a bite to eat, locally made craft beers, shopping, or a show, Beverly has all you need and more. Stay downtown at the funky Cabot Lodge or take in the Atlantic Ocean views at the Wylie Inn and Conference Center.

Beverly Main Streets and the Beverly Chamber of Commerce host many events including the popular Arts Fest Beverly in June and a New Year’s Eve celebration that brings the whole community together.

Just 17 miles from Boston, this seaside city makes a perfect day getaway for both Massachusetts locals and out-of-state tourists alike. Beverly is home to Endicott College and the Montserrat College of Art. You can find a variety of entertainment from off-Broadway performances to concerts and movies to standup comedy.

Settled

1626
Population

43,621
Website

www.beverlyma.gov

Did you know?

In the early 1900s, Beverly Hills in California was named after Beverly, MA because President William Howard Taft had summered at Beverly Farms.

Highlights

Montserrat College of Art’s galleries
North Shore Music Theatre
The Cabot
Off Cabot
Larcom Theatre
Historic Beverly
Hale Farm
Gentile Brewing
Lynch Park
Long Hill & Sedgwick Gardens

Getting Here

From Logan Airport: Fresh off the plane or looking to take out-of-state visitors to experience all that the North Shore has to offer? Just hop on 93 North to exit 37A to 95 North. Then, be sure to look out for Exit 22, taking MA-62 into town.

MBTA: From North Station, take the Newburyport/Rockport Line about 35-40 mins to the Beverly Depot stop, and that’s it! You’ll be right in the heart of Beverly.