VISIT LENOXA picturesque New England village, Lenox is the heart of the beautiful Berkshire hills of Western Massachusetts. A century ago, Lenox was known as the "inland Newport," a fabled summer resort where the era's millionaires built mansions, which they called "cottages."
For the last six decades, Lenox has been best known as the site of Tanglewood, the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
But Lenox is much more than a summer resort. It is at the center of a year-round complex of cultural and historical attractions, including the Norman Rockwell Museum, Hancock Shaker Village, Berkshire Museum and Clark Art Institute.
Outdoor enthusiasts will be challenged by a wide range of recreational opportunities. These include hiking, biking, downhill and cross-country skiing, golf, swimming, and boating. Berkshire County boasts thousands of acres in state parks and wildlife sanctuaries, each with miles of hiking and walking trails.
Lenox offers an extraordinary selection of fine restaurants, intriguing art galleries and specialty shops.
Lenox---the perfect getaway.
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