Things To Do

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There is so much to do! We've curated a custom map below with some of our favorite things to get you started. Also a few highlights and overview of the different areas below. If you have any specific questions please reach out.

Provincetown Map

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East End Art District

Commercial street (roughly between Standish and Bangs),

Provincetown is a Portuguese fishing village turned artist colony. You will see galleries throughout town, but most line commercial street on the "East End" between Standish and Bangs street. This is also the location of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM). All the shops and galleries are open to the public. We recommend taking a stroll through this part of town and checking out the museum if you have time.

West End

Commercial street (west of Gosnold), Provincetown, 02657

West of Franklin Street, Provincetown becomes quieter and more residential. Here there are a few nicer restaurants and bakeries, and this is where the famous "Flag House" is located (77A Commercial Street). Beautifully designed gardens and interesting homes provide the backdrop for a quiet nice stroll or bike ride down this segment of Commercial Street. If you are staying in this area or want to check it, out we recommend The Red Inn (great oyster happy hour daily from 2-4:30), Sal's Place, or Joon Bar for dinner and drinks. Relish or Pop + Dutch is a great spot for Sandwiches.

Kohi Coffee Company

199 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657

Our favorite coffee shop. Grab a coffee and sit on the back patio looking over the water or take a stroll through town

Liz's Cafe Anybody's Bar

31 Bradford Street, Provincetown, MA 02657

Top recommendation for a sit-down breakfast. Make a reservation ahead of time. Also tons of places throughout town to grab a pastry/breakfast sandwich etc.

The Canteen

225 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657

Recommended spot for casual food/drinks with a big group. Popular seafood shack/eatery with a large beer garden in the back looking over the water. Great place for large groups to meet up for a casual

The Old Baby

152 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657

Recommended spot for Ptown swag (hats, shirts etc.)

Province Lands Bike Trail

Province Lands Bike Trail, Provincetown, MA 02657

The national seashore around Provincetown is truly beautiful and unique. If you have time, we highly recommend taking a bike ride along this trail. Scenic winding paths through dunes, forest, and marshes in the cape cod national seashore. There are a number of places throughout town to rent bikes if your hotel does not have them.

Art's Dune Tours

Provincetown, MA 02657

Guided off-road adventures through the dunes of the Cape Cod National Seashore. Pretty cool/feels like you are in the Sahara

Herring Cove Beach

Province Lands Road, Provincetown, MA 02657

The most popular beach in Provincetown, this bayside beach has placid waters ideal for children and a relaxing swimming experience--no undertow and water that is always warmer than at Race Point. Traditionally the right hand side of the beach is considered more family oriented, while the left is more gay-friendly.

Race Point Beach