About Provincetown

Provincetown is at the northern tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The seaside town is on the site of the Mayflower’s landing in 1620, commemorated by the towering Pilgrim Monument and neighboring Provincetown Museum. Numerous galleries plus restaurants, nightclubs, cabarets and specialty shops are clustered on and around lively Commercial St.


Provincetown is the Oldest Continuous Art Colony in America! Many artists come to Provincetown inspired by the sea, sand dunes, street scenes and of course the magnificent light and colors. Come and visit the many PROVINCETOWN galleries and studios and don't miss visiting Provincetown museums!

An Oasis

Just about everyone who sets foot on the sandy shore of Provincetown says there is something magical about this place. Maybe it’s because it sits at the edge of the continent, 60 miles out to sea, in a place that swirls together so many people and experiences. Visitors are drawn to this remote swatch of land for the beautiful beaches and the welcoming restaurants, the art galleries,  charming and luxurious guesthouses and boutique inns and the charming shops. A favorite LGBTQ+ destination, Provincetown celebrates individuality and freedom of expression. It also has a rich creative history as the oldest continuous art colony in the country. Each season offers visitors something new, something different. From Carnival in August to Women’s Week in October and First Light at year’s end, Provincetown beckons any time of year.

Province Lands Trail

If you’d like to see the Outer Cape at its best, then see it by bicycle from the Province Lands trail. You’ll get breathtaking views of the coast and ocean as well as intimate glimpses of marshes and cranberry bogs; and along the way you’ll acquire a deeper appreciation for the natural wonder of land’s end. Depending on when you’re here, you may even see whales, seals, and—occasionally—dolphins off the shoreline. The path takes you directly to either Race Point Beach or Herring Cove Beach, so you might want to bring a swimsuit!

The trail is paved but there are some challenging hills and twists to keep you on your toes. If you’re driving, start at the Visitor’s Center (maps are available at the trailhead at the top of the hill behind the observatory), or you can start directly from Ptown Bikes on Bradford Street.

Get in Touch

Provincetown, Massachusetts 78701

203-522-7124

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