East End Books is located at 389 Commercial St and holds a lovingly curated collection of Books in print, Audio & Ebooks! Stop by for your beach read or the perfect souvenir.
Kidstuff in Provincetown
Kidstuff is Provincetown’s only children’s specialty store with unique clothing, gifts, books, and more! Check them out at 381 Commercial Street to get some gifts for the little ones!
Dancing Mother – Provincetown Art
There is so much incredible art all around Provincetown! This one is called “Dancing Mother” and can be found near PAAM.
Pilgrim Monument in Provincetown
Whether you arrive by land, sea, or sky, the Pilgrim Monument is the first thing you see when you approach Provincetown. Standing at 252 feet, the Monument commemorates the history of the Mayflower Pilgrims and beyond. It’s the tallest all-granite structure in the United States.
Lewis Brothers Homemade Ice Cream
Lewis Brothers Homemade Ice Cream offers a delicious treat on a warm summer day in Provincetown! You can find them at 310 Commercial Street!
Sea Glass on Cape Cod
Did you know Race Point Beach in Provincetown is a great spot to find sea glass? It typically comes from broken bottles but you may even find a piece that comes from a historic shipwreck! It is a wonderful souvenir for your Cape Cod vacation!
Joon Bar & Kitchen
Joon Bar & Kitchen in Provincetown uses only the freshest local ingredients each season for an amazing meal. Have you visited this spot yet? If not, check them out at 133 Commercial Street!
Dog Friendly Cape Cod Properties
Want to travel to Cape Cod with your best canine buddy? We are dog-friendly! Check out the individual property websites for more information.
Coffee Pot in Provincetown
The Coffee Pot has long been the first stop for many visitors to Provincetown! Have you been?
“They Also Faced The Sea”
Welcome to Provincetown! Do you know the names of the four ladies who greet you at Fisherman’s Wharf? They are Eva Silva, Mary Jason, Bea Cabral and Frances Raymond – part of an art installation titled “They Also Faced The Sea.” A fifth image of Almeda Segura was, unfortunately, destroyed by weather.
