Spectators at the Currier Museum of ArtNew Hampshire's largest city might not always be its prettiest, but Manchester's artistic side sparkles beneath the mill-town grit. It boasts a world-renowned art museum, historic theater, and two Frank Lloyd Wright houses, including the only one in New England that's open to the public. Manchester is embracing its industrial roots by giving its historic mill district new life with trendy restaurants, cool condos, and quirky museums. It has also been called one of the country's best places to live. One visit and you'll see why.Stay Choosing accommodations in the heart of downtown will let you
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