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\nRochester, NH is a small city located in the Seacoast region of New Hampshire. It has a quaint downtown with plenty of local restaurants and shops that offer unique experiences to visitors. The city is also known for its numerous parks, trails, and outdoor activities, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers. In addition to these attractions, Rochester's cultural scene boasts many art galleries, performance venues, and other cultural institutions. Visitors can also take advantage of the city's proximity to the Great Bay Estuary, which provides abundant opportunities for fishing and boating.
Reviews of Rochester are overwhelmingly positive! From its abundance of natural beauty to its culture-rich downtown area, travelers enjoy discovering all that this small city has to offer. Visitors rave about the variety of activities available in and around the city including hiking trails, shopping opportunities, galleries and performances venues. The scenic views and friendly locals make Rochester an appealing destination for all types of travelers - whether they're looking for a weekend getaway or want to explore somewhere new!
based on 3 ReviewsGet to know Rochester with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Rochester
the next great place in the Seacoast region - 7/21/2008
After living here for almost twelve years, I become happier each year with my choice. Rochester has lots of space left for development. It provides good community events that are free to all residents. Wait until you see the high school. It's a large classic school building with a big expanse of lawn in front. The music program in the school system is outstanding. I am sure the community support, especially the parents, is the main reason for the success of this program. They turn out en masse for band events with positive and orchestrated cheering. The Cocheco River runs through the center of town and is now receiving community attention--developing a river walk, focusing on appreciating it. Right downtown, housed in the City Building, is a historic opera
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The place where YOU know NOTHING, and EVERYONE ELS - 11/16/2007
Awful horrid place, people have such a terrible attitude and can't (or at least won't) keep to their own business, ALWAYS starting and causing DRAMA, BS, HEADGAMES, and many other immature problems for OTHER PEOPLE!!! I can't stand it, the whole place is on a self destructive downward spiral and ANY/ALL publics services are EXTREMELY underfunded and ALL THE PEOPLE HAVE SUCH TOXIC PERSONALITIES!!! I'm getting the heck out while I can and I suggest anyone who values their mental health stay out and away from
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Small Town Living with City Convenience - 12/8/2006
Rochester is a beautiful New England small town within commuting and shopping distance to Portsmouth and Boston. Close to both the White Mountains and the Seacoast alike, opportunities for recreation and relaxation abound. The schools are smaller in size, providing a nice teacher-student ratio. Downtown is a cluster of old shops and eateries that provides a delightful shopping experience or perfect place for a stroll. The seasons give you the best of everything, with an array of colors in the fall, beautiful snowfalls in the winter, moderate temperatures and lots of sun in the summer, and the fragrance and beauty of lilacs and other flora blossoming in the
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