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Race Point Beach

Race Point Road, Provincetown, MA 02657

Relax on sandy shores and hike dunes and grassland at this beautiful coastal stretch on the tip of Cape Cod. Spot seals sunbathing on the sandbars off the coast, and book a boat tour during the summer and fall months to see the whales that migrate through the area. Later in the day, head to the westernmost end of the beach to see the 200-year-old Race Point Lighthouse during sunset—in summer, the sun disappears right behind the lighthouse. There is ample parking nearby, and also restaurants and cafes in the area.

Commercial Street

Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657

Stroll along Provincetown’s main street and browse the countless shops amid Cape Cod's historic architecture. Take your time to visit the art galleries, discover the quaint cafes and hunt for souvenirs. The 3-mile-long street is predominantly residential toward its eastern end, so head to the westernmost edge around the town’s marina to people watch, hang out with your friends, and shop. At night, you can keep the fun going at one of the area’s many bars and clubs. The area attracts many LGBTQIA+ travelers year-round.

Herring Cove Beach

Provincetown, MA 02657

Part of the Cape Cod National Seashore, Herring Cove is Provincetown's most popular beach.

Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum

1 High Pole Hill Road, Provincetown, MA 02657

The Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum (PMPM) was founded in 1892 as the Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association—Cape Cod’s oldest non-profit organization. Standing at 252 feet, 7.5 inches, the Pilgrim Monument was constructed to commemorate the Mayflower Pilgrims’ first landing in the New World in November 1620 and the signing of the historic Mayflower Compact in what is now Provincetown Harbor. The Provincetown Museum features exhibits that showcase Provincetown’s significant place in American history. Featured exhibits include Our Story: The Complicated Relationship of the Indigenous Wampanoag and the Mayflower Pilgrims and An Anecdotal LGBTQ+ History of the Last Century of Provincetown. Other exhibits showcase the town’s deep maritime roots, the early days of modern American theater, and more. PMPM is accessible from downtown Provincetown via scenic ride to the top of High Pole Hill in a state-of-the-art inclined elevator. Elevator access included in cost of admission.

Long Point

Provincetown, MA 02657

Province Lands Bike Trail

Province Lands Bike Trail, Provincetown, MA 02657

Art's Dune Tours

4 Standish Street, Provincetown, MA 02657

Provincetown Brewing Co.

141 Bradford Street, Provincetown, MA 02657
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