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Here's more useful info about Cambridge, Massachusetts

Cambridge (population 102,000) is part of the Greater Boston area of Massachusetts. The city is best known as  the home of two world-class universities, Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Settled in 1630 by a band of Puritans from England, the college-influenced community has a strong mix of cultural and social diversity, intellectual vitality, and technological innovation.

If you're in Cambridge and you want to take your co-workers, family or friends out in your affordable car rental for a nice meal or snack, here are a few interesting top-ranked local restaurant choices…

With better ratings than many place to eat in Cambridge, you might drive your car rental over to Toscanini's Ice Cream. This great ice cream parlor has amazing quality frozen treats that almost anyone will love!

Another unique place to grab a bite in Cambridge is Life Alive. This vegetarian restaurant has one of the best reviewed menus in Cambridge, so if this sounds good to you, just hop in your car rental and try it!

And if you're interested in an amazing dining experience, then head over to Oleana for some fine cuisine from its eclectic menu of Mediterranean and Middle Eastern dishes! Be aware that it's a little pricey, but hey – you saved money on your car rental at VroomVroomVroom! So you can afford to splurge a bit when you're in Cambridge! Enjoy yourself!

Five Things You Must Do While You Are in Cambridge

1. Shop and relax in a town square: Cambridge is divided into separate neighborhoods revolving around “squares.” Central Square, the seat of city government, has international restaurants and music clubs. Kendall Square, home to MIT, is the focal point of the Massachusetts high tech and biotechnology industries. Famed Harvard Square has cafes, bookstores, boutiques, and entertainment. Porter and Inman squares have many restaurants and art galleries.

2. Harvard University museums: The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology is one of the world's oldest museums devoted to anthropology and the study of prehistoric and historic cultures. The Fogg Art Museum has galleries illustrating the history of Western art from the Middle Ages to the present, with particular emphasis on Italian early Renaissance, British pre-Raphaelite, Picasso's works, and 19th-century French art. The Wertheim Collection is one of America's finest collections of Impressionist and post-Impressionist work, and contains many famous masterworks. The Harvard Museum of Natural History offers exhibitions, educational opportunities, and family activities.

3. The Longfellow House National Historic Site: Built in 1759, this was the home of the celebrated poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and also served as Gen. George Washington's headquarters in 1775-76. In addition to its rich history, the site offers opportunities to explore the themes of 19th century literature and the arts. Longfellow's wife, Fanny, was a forward-thinking woman who engaged in literary pursuits and artwork. Longfellow's children included Charley, an adventurous traveler; and Alice, an important figure in the advancement of women's education and an early proponent of historic preservation.

4. Head of the Charles Regatta: Each October in a two-day regatta, racers from all over the world compete on a three-mile along the Charles River, between Boston and Cambridge. In the world's largest regatta, more than 8,000 athletes row approximately 1,600 boats before 250,000 spectators throughout Regatta weekend The competitive field includes individual and team competitors from colleges, high schools, and clubs from nearly all U.S. states and various countries.

5. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum: In three theaters, period settings, and 25 dramatic multimedia exhibits, visitors experience the beloved president's life, legacy, and leadership. Event of the 1960s are presented through Kennedy's eyes and narrated in his voice. The facility is in a striking I.M Pei building on Boston's waterfront in a 9.5-acre park. May to October, Kennedy's 26-foot sailboat Victura is on display.