Nashua, New Hampshire Community Video Tour

http:/www.RudyMayer.com - They call it the "Gate City" because scores of visiting families and young professionals make their way through it each day and every year on their way to New Hampshire and Northern New England vacations.
Main Street and the historic downtown offers an amazing variety of shopping venues. Restaurants, salons, spas and specialty boutiques are mixed in with a variety of gastronomical delights from barbecue to casual dining to high end restaurants. From Tapas to Asian, from Italian to an Irish pub, from burgers to shellfish, you're more than covered. Eat in or dine al fresco at the numerous outdoor cafes. From fine jewelry to chic boutiques to grand pianos to fine gift stores, downtown Nashua has much to offer in a quaint, historic setting along the river. And don't forget New Hampshire is tax free!
In season, on two different days each week, the Nashua Farmer's Market features popular gatherings from local farmers, bakers and artisans.
The Winter Holiday Stroll is one of Nashua's signature events kicking off the holiday season. Nearly 20,000 people from all over flock to this gathering of live entertainment, music, shopping and performances. The candlelight stroll culminates with the lighting of the city Christmas Tree.
Nashua residents have long appreciated the varied opportunities offered at Greeley Park, located in the North End. With a full range of playing fields and tennis courts, the park offers jogging and hiking trails, a playground, the Rotary Band Shell for summertime performances and is host to the numerous festivals and events all year, such as "Art in the Park".
One of the jewels of Nashua is the 325 acre Mine Falls Park, which includes forest, wetlands and open fields. Walking, boating, fishing, X-C skiing, snowshoeing and biking are just some of the myriad of activities one may engage in. Best of all, its located right in the heart of the city.
Roby Park, a 60 acre park includes 2 softball fields, a sledding hill and outdoor ice rink - both lit up at night.
Stellos Stadium and Motta Field, along with historic Holman Stadium are hosts to numerous activities and games throughout the season.
Nashua High School South was recently remodelled in 2002 when the second high school, Nashua North was built. Nashua is also home to Bishop Guertin High School, a coeducational Catholic high school. Several small colleges are also located here, such as Daniel Webster College, Nashua Community College, Rivier University and others.
The Nashua Airport is a public use airport, with flight schools and on demand charter air.
Housing in Nashua ranges from new condominiums in the heart of downtown, directly on the river, to affordable and luxury condominium complexes complete with full amenities such as pools, tennis courts and clubhouses, to gated communities, such as Sky Meadow, an upscale community of single family homes, townhouses and condominiums situated on a private golf course - to Victorian mansions in the North End.
One of the best parts about living in Nashua is that you are literally an hour or two away from all of the best that New England has to offer. Shopping in Boston, skiing in the mountains, the seacoast, the Lakes Region, Cape Cod - World class destinations for most people around the world - all accessible in an afternoon if you live in Nashua!

[@SteveH-TN]

Thanks enjoyed for the memories. We lived at exit 5 from 1980 until 2000.

[@rodredoun1922]

Lived here in early 90s, it was fabulous, after 18 yrs, I moved to FL and Iove here too.

[@mynashua]

Hello Mr. Rudy, I would like to thank you for the beautiful images of the city where I had the privilege of living for very short 3 years (97,98 & 99), but that was no doubt where I had the best of my life. Even today I still really miss this lovely city and you will notice this when you see the city´s name on my email address. But not only the place, but also I miss these people orderly, peaceful and extremely kind, always with a smile on their faces. I am Latin American (Brazil) and I never felt any prejudice or lived situation in Nashua. I'll keep Nashua forever in my heart. I hope to return and visit Nashua one day and kill the longing I feel. You, citizens of Nashua, should thank God for the paradise you have. A late hug to everyone. Jorge Alvadia

[@DoctorRainhead]

I just started living in NH and I pick the same vibes up. I visited there for years, liked it but when I moved back to New England recently, I decided to move to outer Nashua. The city is clean.. In the summer its nice too. I like their downtown very much. I cant think of too many parts that are bad and the people who emphasize that I feel just don't want others to move here. Manchester is worse IMHO.

[@603beast3]

You clearly don't live anywhere near downtown do you?

[@603beast3]

Nobody want to keep this place a secret, but if you're not from here originally and have money you'd probably think it's paradise.

[@alexisamtosta]

Gosh how I miss this town... I moved to the USA in 2004 where I lived for 18 months in Nashua and I loved it. I can still remember the smell in the air. I still remeber everything about it but by the video I can see that there are more businesses than back then. 14 years have passed and I think of this city and this nation every single day with no exageration at all. The best country I have ever been and I have been to 14. Working in 11 of them. I lived in Royal Crest Apartments. Sky Meadow is just futher up the road. Thanks a lot pal for such great video

[@SandraLovesRoses]

Where are you from originally? What brought you to Nashua?

[@VantsWhyte]

Yay someone knows what Nashua is

[@arcticsoup9573]

Violet White I know right

[@angxlfkinduxtxxx]

Facts man

[@vladimir666]

great video!

[@ryans7146]

I live in Los Angeles and I have to move back east to be closer to my parents after 15 years. I am petrified of living back East. I love LA, but it's very expensive here, and I have no family here. I need to live close enough to boston for work purposes. Your video is helping with my anxiety. I wish there was more videos about Nashua though. Especially more recent videos.

[@coolguy-eu1uk]

What would you like to know about Nashua? Also, why are you petrified

[@lindanorris2455]

STAY IN LA. U'LL BE HAPPIER!

[@SandraLovesRoses]

Why didn't Greely Park fill it's pool this year?

[@Dan-uv5lw]

This needs to be updated. Things have really changed.

[@damnright4]

For the worse

[@forthecountry7920]

Just avoid the Himalayan Curry House unless you like being robbed....

[@arcticsoup9573]

#Nashaurules

[@philipmccarthy4975]

What about the Emmons?

[@tsgtweedvalley4646]

I lived here for three years, the only thing keeping downtown going is the court. Its dead, nobody on the streets. Moved to scotland and my local town of 2000 kicks the ass off nashua.

[@lohgh5140]

10101101 1010111011 Agree, it's very DEAD!!

[@lindanorris2455]

NOONE FROM MONEY MAGAZINE EVER LIVED IN NASHUA!

[@JohnLee-kl4tc]

ITS A NIGHTMARE HERE GET THE HELL OUT WELL YOU STILL HAVE THE CHANCE.......just kidding its cool here :)

[@11thdimensionhitchhiker64]

*annoyed Triple H sounds*