Liz’s Cafe, Anybody’s Bar opened in June 2017, serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Anybody’s Bar serves top shelf, creative drinks at their beautiful dory bar.

Spiritus is a family-run pizza shop and coffee bar, serving Lewis Brother’s homemade icecream, as well as select Haagen-Dazs flavors. It is home to Provincetown’s finest & famous espresso shake, and Cape Cod’s favorite pizza.

At Local 186, you’ll find locally sourced meats, seafood, cheeses, house-made condiments, and inventive twists on classic sides, paired with a selection of eclectic beers, cocktails and a carefully curated wine list.

Mac’s Fish House is an oasis away from the bustle of Commercial Street. It’s an intersection of old meets new: consistent fresh seafood yet casual atmosphere.

The OC is a one-of-a-kind watering hole in the heart of Provincetown with a unique ‘70s flair, a jukebox, wooden interior, and a decent assortment of beers and liquors.

The Squealing Pig is a convivial fixture that is known for its beer selection, creative pub grub, and occasional live music. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

A short walk from the guest house, this deli, grocer, wine, beer and liquor shop is a fun place to meet up with friends over breakfast or lunch, or to pick up a picnic lunch or prepared dinner on the way home.

Whether for prepared foods, gourmet sandwiches, cheeses, fresh fruits and vegetables, high end pantry items, or catering your next party or event, Angel Foods is located across from PAAM and will be your "Market for the Best."

Room 68 highlights the work of emerging and established studios alike — their rotating collection is thoughtfully curated to create a distinct aesthetic that seamlessly merges art and design.

Locally owned and operated, B.xclusive is brimming with unique and fun clothing for men and women.

The only source you need for beads, bells, bumper stickers, oils, hoop clothing, hats, shirts, jackets, freak street clothing, durable light weight natural clothing and more!

A new way to explore Provincetown! Stylish Low Speed Electric Vehicles that are comfortable, safe and fun. Street legal with seatbelts, headlights, turn signals & more. Easy Pick Up & Drop Off in the center of town. Free Cart Parking at our lot or municipal spots when available.

Hindu Charters’ classic boats offer day sails, sunset sails, and private charters in Provincetown. Tours are offered from June through September or October weather depending.

Chequessett offers an array of handcrafted 'experience' chocolate bars that feature specific origins and innovative flavor infusions. They also feature a unique range of gifts, pantry staples, and other chocolate confections.

Art’s Dune Tours provides an off-road tour experience to our family of visitors through the heart of the National Historic District of the Cape Cod National Seashore. The dune tours run from March through mid-November.

The Herring Cove Beach has a snack bar, evening concerts July through August, and is an accessible beach with beach wheelchairs available from the lifeguards. It is a popular place to watch the sunset.

The Dolphin Fleet family has been committed to promoting responsible whale watching since 1975. Each whale watch trip is 3-4 hours and guarantees a whale sighting! Trips run April to October.

A favorite spot for locals, Long Point is completely undeveloped with the exception of a lighthouse. It is definitely a must see stop on your trip to Provincetown! Take a 10 minute shuttle to the very tip of the Cape Cod!

Miles of sandy beach, marshes, ponds, and uplands including lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs offer a glimpse of Cape Cod's past and continuing ways of life. Beaches, walking and biking trails beckon today's visitors.

The Museum is a charming mix of the old and the new. Exhibits highlight the arrival of the Mayflower Pilgrims, the town’s rich maritime history, the early days of modern American theater in Provincetown, and the building of the Pilgrim monument.

The Fine Arts Work Center is an international home for artists and writers in Provincetown. They host year round readings, artist talks, exhibitions, live performances and more. Check out their upcoming events!

Since the 1920s the Provincetown Art Association and Museum has been a destination in art education. Open year-round, PAAM exhibitions change frequently and reflect a wide range of artists.

The Center for Coastal Studies is dedicated to understanding, preserving and protecting marine ecosystems and the coastal environment through applied research, education and public policy initiatives.