The official home of the famous fictional detective Sherlock Holmes is 221b Baker Street. According to the books by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, he lived here from 1881 to 1904. The museum features Holmes' detailed study, life-size waxworks representing scenes from Holmes and Watson's adventures and a souvenir shop.

Waterville Valley has a compilation of expertly maintained slopes for snowboarding. The perfect snow coverage during snow seasons and 220 acres of terrain make for the ultimate snowboarding escapade. There are also terrain parks with pipes and ramps.

Rittenhouse Square is a local favorite for relaxation amongst the reflecting pool, balustrade, classically designed urns, and ornamental lampposts. Grand oaks, maples, locusts, and other trees provide tranquil shade, while the flowerbeds are ablaze with color. Flower markets and art exhibits are held annually, and the nighttime brings many to the restaurants, bars, and clubs located along the square.

The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History is the only museum in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to exploring and interpreting the American Jewish experience. The museum aims to foster a deeper connection of Jews to their heritage and inspire an appreciation for the diversity of this experience and the ideals of American freedom among people of all backgrounds. Visitors can enjoy a wealth of exhibits, including over 1,200 artifacts and documents from the museum's collection, 2,500 images, 30 original films, and 13 interactive media displays. Some of the notable artifacts on display include Einstein's pipe, Irving Berlin's piano, and Steven Spielberg's first camera.