5 Staycations to Help You Get Away

1.  58 Eliot St., Natick; 508-647-4841

It may be small, but a walk through the Natick Historical Society can transport you back in time to Natick's rich historical roots. Natick Indian Community founder John Eliot's Bible from the 1600s, items once belonging to Harriet Beecher Stowe, Horatio Alger Jr. and the 20th vice president of the United States Henry Wilson, all who once lived in town.

2. : 280 Eliot St., Natick; 508-655-2296

Believe it or not, Spring weather is right around the corner. Broodmoor Wildlife Sanctuary offers nine miles of trails to wander through fields, wetlands and woodlands.

3.  123 Union Ave., Framingham; 508-620-0937

This museum focuses on American Art from as early as the 18th century. The musem offers around 400 classes and workshops year-round so you can brush up on your art skills as well.

4. 180 Hemenway Rd., Framingham;  508-877-7630

The New England Wild Flower museum features more than 1,000 types of indigenous New England flowers and 40 acres of space. Tours are available to the public once each day. Space for private parties is available.

5. Ecotarium: 222 Harrington Way, Worcester; (508) 929-2700

This indoor and outdoor museum offers a wide variety of exhibits, animals and activities to offer.