Independent Activites in Provincetown:
Nestled into the northern tip of Cape Cod, Provincetown is a vibrant and eclectic coastal town known for its rich history, artistic community and it’s welcoming atmosphere. From exploring the village, indulging in seafood, dropping in and out of galleries, biking to beaches, heading out into the dunes, walking to the top of the Pilgrim Tower, or discovering whale skeletons and 1/2 models tucked into places that will surprise you, there is something for everyone.
Self Guided Walking Tours
Renowned for its vibrant art scene, coloful LGBTQ+ community, this charming coastal town attracts visitors with its historic architecture, lively atmosphere and stunning ocean views.
Walking Tours include: Historic, People of Color in Provincetown, and Cemetery Tours. We will have maps at the registration table and also digitally here.
Surprise in the Library
. A hidden treasure that is not to be missed. The Rose Dorothea is nested within the heart of this glorious library.
Shopping on Commercial Street
Explore quirky boutiques, art galleries, and unique specialty stores filled with handmade crafts, local artwork, jewelry, clothing and a candy store that has been open since 1826
Art Gallery Map + Guide
Provincetown has a long history as an artist colony, attracting painters, writers and playwrights. Over 30 art galleries pepper this coastal town making it a haven for art lovers and collectors.
Restaurants.
Make your reservation for Friday Night.
Rent a Bike
The perfect way to see it all! Biking in Provincetown offers a way to explore the charming streets, picturesque beaches and breathtaking coastal views.
Hiking + Walking Trails
Provincetown, offers a variety of scenic hiking and walking trails, including the Beech Forest Trail with its lush woodland and serene pond, and the Long Point Lighthouse Trail along sandy beaches, tidal flats all leading to the historic Long Point Light Station offering panoramic views of Cape Cod Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
Visit Spinnaker
Discover the life and death of Spinnaker, a humpback whale whose skeleton is on exhibit. Her story is one of collaborative research and rescue, as well as a tale of whales in the modern world on display at the Center for Coastal Studies.
