This is a distinct attraction that attracts a lot of writers and literature lovers to its folds. Jack Kerouac house is a tin-roofed bungalow with a back-porch apartment where Kerouac, the writer, wrote, brooded and hid out in the months after his influential novel ''On the Road'' came out in 1957. It was in this house that Kerouac wrote The Dharma Bums, the famous novel. What makes this attraction a unique one is that it offers residence ship to the aspirational writers every year where they can write in a secluded surrounding. Even though you don’t plan to stay over here, yet you see this house and see how it is enveloped in a literary scene beyond the din of the city life. 

• You can just look at this house from outside.

• By car

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