Nashua, located on the Merrimack and Nashua rivers, is the seat city of Hillsborough County. It was settled as a fur trading town around 1656 and was chartered as Dunstable in 1673. The city was a part of Massachusetts until 1741, when a boundary settlement transferred it to New Hampshire. In 1803, the village of Indian Head, located across the Nashua River, adopted the name Nashua, which was allegedly derived from a local Indian tribe (Nashaway people). In 1837, the two towns merged to form Nashua. The northern section, known as Nashville, withdrew in 1842 due to a disagreement over the location of the town hall. In 1853, they were reunited by a city charter. Nashua has developed a diverse industrial base since the closure of its textile mills following World War II. Computer products, electronic components, chemicals, office equipment, heavy machinery, and plastics are among its products. Today. Amherst Street Commercial District, Downtown, Nashua, East Hollis Street Gateway, The Millyard, and the Nashua Airport District are great places to buy a home as it keeps you in the center of business.

Besides the convenience of being within 1-2 hours of the seacoast, mountains, and lake region, there are a lot of great local things to see and do. Some of these include:

Trying Out Some New Outdoor Activities At Greeley Park
This park is a popular spot for outdoor recreation. You can spend a relaxing day in this oasis with your loved one to switch up the monotony of your daily routine. It has lovely green lawns, sports fields, tennis courts, manicured gardens, a wading pool, picnic areas, nature trails, a playground, and a boat ramp with access to the Merrimack River. Throughout the year, the park's grounds host various events such as art shows, Halloween parties, concerts, festivals, high school proms, and more.

Indoor Skydiving at Skyventure
This is a well-known indoor skydiving facility that attracts both tourists and locals. You will find floating in the air to be an exhilarating experience. However, attendants must be at least three years old. Also, they will provide you with all the necessary equipment and training. They also offer indoor surfing, indoor rock climbing, a rotating barrel ride, and other activities in addition to indoor skydiving.

Appreciate Nature's Beauty At The Nashua River Rail Trail
This scenic trail parallels the Nashua River and an abandoned railroad. The trail, which runs from New Hampshire to Massachusetts, is over 12 miles long and offers numerous opportunities to explore nature. Also, lush forests surround the river, and it is home to wetlands, swamps, ponds, and wildlife. Hike along this trail and take in the breathtaking views of the wilderness. Cycling, roller skating, cross-country skiing, and horseback riding are but some of the popular activities you’ll find here. Additionally, you can fish in several ponds or along the enthralling river.

⁠Visit The Mine Falls Park For Riverside Hiking
Mine Falls Park is a popular tourist destination in Nashua, with lush foliage, a charming waterfall, a tranquil pond, sports fields, a hypnotic river, wetlands, diverse wildlife, riverside nature trails, and others. Hiking, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, kayaking, cross-country skiing, fishing, soccer, and other outdoor activities are some of fun times awaiting you here.

The picturesque Nashua River meanders through the park's northern section. In the south, there is a pond and a canal system. In the 18th century, this historical site was used for lead mining. The canals and dam were built in the 1800s to generate hydroelectricity to power the cotton mills of the Nashua Manufacturing Company. This company went out of business in the mid-twentieth century. But this doesn’t stop you from exploring and admiring the park's enthralling natural beauty.