Quick Facts About Provincetown

• Location: Outer Cape Cod, Massachusetts

• Population: Approx. 3,600 year-round residents; swells to 60,000+ in peak season

• Founded: 1727

• Famous For: LGBTQ+ friendly community, Pilgrims’ first landing site, vibrant arts scene, whale watching

• Best Time to Visit: May–October for warm weather and events; winter for a quiet retreat

Welcome to Provincetown, MA

Nestled at the tip of Cape Cod, Provincetown (P-town) is a vibrant and historic coastal community known for its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural scene, and welcoming atmosphere. From breathtaking beaches to world-class dining and an active arts scene, Provincetown is a must-visit destination for travelers, artists, and adventure seekers alike.

Points of Interest

1. Pilgrim Monument & Provincetown Museum
Standing tall over the town, this historic monument commemorates the Pilgrims' first landing in 1620. The museum offers a deep dive into Provincetown’s maritime and artistic history.
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2. Commercial Street
The heart of Provincetown, Commercial Street is a lively stretch filled with galleries, boutiques, restaurants, and historic sites. It’s perfect for a stroll, people-watching, and soaking in the town’s eclectic vibe.

3. Race Point Beach
Part of the Cape Cod National Seashore, this picturesque beach offers stunning dunes, pristine sands, and opportunities for whale watching. It’s a favorite among visitors for its breathtaking sunsets. Learn More

4. MacMillan Pier
A hub for whale-watching tours, fishing charters, and ferry services, MacMillan Pier is an essential stop for ocean lovers.

5. Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM)
A cornerstone of the local arts scene, PAAM showcases contemporary and historic works from Provincetown’s rich artist community. Explore PAAM

Experience Provincetown

Whether you’re visiting for a weekend getaway, an artistic retreat, or an outdoor adventure, Provincetown offers something for everyone. Its diverse community, rich history, and breathtaking landscapes make it one of Cape Cod’s most treasured destinations.

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