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The fastest route from the Cape Cod Canal bridges is Route 6, the Mid Cape Highway. Travel time from Logan Airport is about 2.5 hours without traffic slowdowns. From the Cape Cod Canal Provincetown is about 60 mi (97 km) and 1.5 hours.
Flex Bus, +1 800-352-7155, [http://www.smartguide.org/outer-cape-flex-bus.asp]
*Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway, 17 Elm Av., Hyannis, +1 508-771-6191, [http://www.p-b.com/].
*Bonanza Bus, +1 888-751-8800, [http://bonanzabus.com/]
Provincetown Municipal Airport , (small planes only), +1 508-487-0241, [url=http://www.airnav.com/airport/KPVC].] Cape Air flies several times a day from Logan Airport to Provincetown Airport. 20 min flight. Taxis (~$7) and shuttles {~$2) are available to take you to central Provincetown.
*Cape Air, Barnstable Municipal Airport, 660 Barnstable Rd., Hyannis, MA 02601, +1 800-352-0714, [www.flycapeair.com[/url].
Ferry Service
To/From [wiki=cb725823157e6b10da8fa376c2e1b013]Boston[/wiki]:
*Boston Harbor Cruises, One Long Wharf, [wiki=cb725823157e6b10da8fa376c2e1b013]Boston[/wiki] [http://www.bostonharborcruises.com/]
*Bay State Cruise Company, 200 Seaport Blvd. Suite 75, Boston, MA 02210, +1 617-748-1428 or +1 877-783-3779, [url=http://boston-ptown.com/].]
To/From [[Plymouth (Massachusetts)|Plymouth[/url]]:
*Captain John's Boats, +1 800-242-2469, [http://www.provincetownferry.com/].
Adam Peck Gallery, 137 Commercial St., +1 508-274-8298, [http://www.adampeckgallery.com/Welcome.html]
*Albert Merolla Gallery, 424 Commercial St., +1 508-487-4424, [http://www.universalfineobjects.com/].
*Bowersock Gallery, 373 Commercial St., +1 508-487-4994, [http://www.bowersockgallery.com/].
*Charles-Baltivik Gallery, 432 Commercial St., +1 508-487-3611, [http://cbgallery.net/].
*Doug Marr Gallery, 289 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1147, [http://www.dougmarr.com/].
*Gallery Voyeur, 444 Commercial St., +1 508-487-3678.
*Helltown Workshop, 237 Commercial St. Whaler's Wharf 2nd Flr, +1 508-487-5483, [url=http://www.helltownworkshop.com/].]
*Kiley Court Gallery, 445 Commercial St., +1 508-487-4496, [http://www.kileycourtgallery.com/[/url].
*Kyle Ringquist Gallery, 349 Commercial St., +1 774-538-2555, [http://www.kyleringquistgallery.com/].
*The Packard Gallery, 418 Commercial St., +1 508-487-4690, [http://www.packardgallery.com/].
*The Passions Gallery, 336 Commercial St., +1 508-487-5740[url=http://www.passionsgallery.com/].]
*Sarah Jessica Fine Arts, 342 Commercial St., +1 508-487-0884, [http://www.sarahjessicafinearts.com/[/url].
*Tristan Gallery,148 Commercial St., +1 508-487-3939, [http://www.tristangallery.com/].
*Wildflower of Provincetown, 152A Commercial St., +1 508-487-6732, [url=http://wildflowerpt.com/].]
*Wohlfarth Galleris, 336 Commercial St., +1 508-487-6569, [http://www.wohlfarthgalleries.com/[/url].
Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM), 460 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1750, [url=http://www.paam.org/].]Hours: Memorial Day to Jul 4 daily 12PM to 5PM and also F,Sa 8-10PM; Jul 4 to Labor Day daily noon-5PM, 8-10PM; Sept daily noon-5PM, F,Sa 8-10PM; Oct-May Th,F,Sa,Su noon to 5PM. Really worth visiting. Excellent museum school for aspiring artists.
*Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum, High Pole Hill Rd., +1 508-487-1310, [url=http://www.pilgrim-monument.org/[/url].]Climb the 252 foot tower and visit the museum which portrays the roles of Provincetown in Pilgrim history, fishing, art, and theatre.
*Province Lands Visitor Center, Race Point Rd., +1 508-487-1256, [url=http://www.nps.gov/caco/places/provincelandsvc.html[/url].]In the [[Cape Cod National Seashore[/url]]. Free admission. Open May-Oct 9AM-5PM. Observation deck with 360 degree view is open year round. Ranger guided tours, activities and exhibits about the natural and cultural history of the area. Five and one-half mile bike loop.
*Whydah Pirate Museum, MacMillan Pier, +1 508-487-8899, [http://whydah.com/]. Cape Cod's own pirate shipwreck. Come and see nautical artifacts from the 1700s, learn the legends of the Whydah, and learn about shipwreck recovery and conservation. Open May-Oct., 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is $10 for adults, $8 for children under 6-12 and seniors.
Throughout the year, there are many different festivals and celebrations happening in Provincetown. Those listings can change frequently, but check out the Provincetown Chamber of Commerce website to get a full idea of what might be happening during your visit. [url=http://ptownchamber.com/].]These are some of the most notable festivals that happen annually in P-Town.
*The Portuguese Festival and Blessing of the Fleet[url=http://www.provincetownportuguesefestival.com/[/url]]Mid June.
* Provincetown Fringe Festival, 476 Commercial St., +1 508-487-2666 (General Information), +1 508-487-2666 (Box Office).
*Gay Pride Parade, in August each year. The parade goes down Commercial Street and various performances are usually being done.
*Provincetown Jazz Festival, every August. Features different jazz concerts. +1 508-274-2513 (General information) [http://www.provincetownjazzfestival.org/[/url].
*Provincetown International Film Festival, each year, early to mid June. +1 508-487-3456 (General Information). [http://www.ptownfilmfest.org/].
Provincetown plays host to many theater shows, but also to lighter fare comedy performances. These shows can range from family friendly, to sophisticated political humor, drag shows, musical cabaret, raunchier comedies, and much more.
*The Art House, 214 Commercial St., +1 508-487-9222, [url=http://www.ptownarthouse.com/].]
*The Crown and Anchor, 247 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1430, [http://www.onlyatthecrown.com/[/url].
*Post Office Cafè and Cabaret, 303 Commercial St., +1 508-487-0006.
* Provincetown Repertory Theatre, 476 Commercial St., +1 508-487-0600 (General Information), +1 508-487-0600 (Box Office).
* Provincetown Theatre Company, 238 Bradford St., +1 508-487-8673 (General Information), 508-487-8673 (Box Office).
* Shakespeare on the Cape, [http://www.shakespeareonthecape.com]
Alpha Whale Watch, +1 508-221-5920, [url=http://www.alphawhalewatch.com].]Offering private, catered whale watching tours for up to six passengers at a time.
*Cape Cod Whale Watch, 293 Commercial St., +1 508-487-4079 or +1 877-487-4079, [http://www.whalewatch.com/[/url].
*100% DIY whale watches for up to 3 people. Whales in their own environment, on their own terms, without disrupting them or the seascape.
*Go sailing on the Schooner Hindu, 5 Ryder St., Provincetown, +1 800-296-4544, [http://www.theschoonerhindu.com/].
*SeaSalt Charters, [url=http://www.seasaltcharters.com],] +1 508-444-2732, Macmillan Pier. Offering private whale watching and fishing trips (specializing in striped bass and bluefish).
*Viking Princess Harbor Cruises, MacMillan Pier, +1 508-487-7323 (General Information), +1 508-487-7323 (Reservations), [http://www.capecodecotours.com[/url].
Herring Cove, [wiki=4a0f67edc04d9ebddcedd9c29ae09264]Cape Cod National Seashore[/wiki], Off Route 6. Lifeguards, rest rooms, changing facilities, food, handicapped accessible. Usually calmer waters than Race Point.
*Long Point or "Breakwater" (Provincetown Harbor), By some it's called "the end of the earth". An 1827 lighthouse graces the very tip of the Cape. Beware poison ivy.
*Race Point Beach, [wiki=4a0f67edc04d9ebddcedd9c29ae09264]Cape Cod National Seashore[/wiki], Off Route 6. Lifeguards, rest rooms, changing facilities. This is a nice, wide beach. The surf can be rough at times.
*Town Beaches. The stretch of sand on the bay side is all public beach, but it's not as nice as the beaches above.
Race Point and Herring Cove beaches are popular surfcasting spots. The following companies offer charters:
*Bay Lady II Excursion Schooner, 584 Commercial St., +1 508-487-9308.
*Cee Jay, +1 800-675-6724 or +1 508-487-4330. Deep sea fishing.
*The Ginny G - Charter Sportfishing, MacMillan Wharf, +1 508-246-3656; 781-322-8539, [http://www.provincetown.com/ginnyg/].
*Outer Cape Sportfishing, +1 508-740-4462, [http://www.fishoutercape.com/].
*Shady Lady, Bradford Street Ext., +1 508-487-0182. Sportfishing.
A bike trail starts at Bradford Street in the West End and loops through the dunes to Race Point in the National Seashore. The trail is well maintained and marked. About 6 miles. [http://www.nps.gov/caco/planyourvisit/upload/2012biketraillweb.pdf].
*Arnold's Bikes, 329 Commercial St., +1 508-487-0844. Downtown.
*Gale Force Bikes, 144 Bradford St. corner of West Vine, +1 508-487-4849, [http://www.galeforcebikes.com]. Free parking, helmet, locks. Near the start of the trail.
*Ptown Bikes, 42 Bradford St., +1 508-487-8735. Rentals, service. Near start of the bike trail.
Art's Dune Tours, 4 Standish St., +1 800-894-1951. [url=http://artsdunetours.org/].]Take a tour of the Cape Cod National Seashore through the sand dunes. Narrated tours, sunset cocktail tours, and walking tours all available. Great for families of all ages.
*The Cape Cod School of Art, 207 Rt. 6, +1 617-717-9568. Painting classes are offered to residents and visitors. Prices may vary. See website or call registrar for more information about scheduling.
*Race Point Lighthouse Tours, Race Point beach, +1 508-362-9304, [url=http://www.mybnbwebsite.com/racepointlighthouse/tours.htm[/url].]Fully working lighthouse with set tour dates that allow visitors to hear the history of RPL and go up into the tower to see the panoramic views of Hatch's Harbor and Race Point beach. See website for tour dates and details.
*SEA SPACE Marine Discovery Center, 333R Commercial St., (see website for details). +1 508-487-3622, [http://coastalstudies.org/about/sea-space-marine-discovery-center/#_=_[/url]. Learn about the waters around Cape Cod with real marine biologists. Classes and exhibits are free or have a nominal fee. Check website for details and activity frequency. Great for kids.
Cape Tip Sportswear, 224 Commercial St., +1 508-487-3736. [url=http://capetipsports.com/#_=_].]"Clothing for active people." Activewear featuring high quality brands.
*A unique clothing store. All of Birdie's art is specifically designed with images of Provincetown and Cape Cod. One of the fun aspects of shopping at Birdie's is that you can watch her print while you shop - but don't ask her more than three questions, or she'll put you to work folding tee-shirts!
*Tim Scapes, 208 Commercial St., +1917-626-4052, [http://www.tim-scapes.com/#_=_[/url]. T-shirts and novelties with special P-Town logo. Where to get your "must have summer tank."
Toys of Eros, 200 Commercial St., +1 508-487-0056, [url=http://www.toysoferos.com].]Provincetown's premier sex boutique - all persuasions! Apparel, books, toys, safer-sex accouterments and current and classic DVDs.
*Wild Hearts, 244 Commercial St., +1 487-8933, [http://www.wildhearts.com[/url] is a women's space. It also ranks among the nation's most respected purveyors of lesbian erotica.
Marine Specialties, 235 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1730. Army Navy Surplus store. Lots of variety, cheap in price, quality can vary.
*Puzzle Me This, 290 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1059. Toys, puzzles, board games, and fun for all ages. No pets, no food or drink (very strict).
*The Shell Shop, 276R Commercial St., +1 487-1763, [http://www.theshellshop.com/]. Shells and shell creations, great for kids.
*Shop Therapy, 346 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1310, manufactures, imports, wholesales and retails goods for alternative lifestyles including hippie clothing and children’s tie dye clothing.
Bayside Betsy's, 177 Commercial St., +1 508-487-6566, [url=http://www.baysidebetsys.com/].]Predominantly seafood, but offers a wide variety of entrees.
*Big Daddy’s Burritos, 205 Commercial St, +1 508-487-4432, offers food for both meat-lovers and vegetarians. Meats, salsas, beans, rice, and sauces are prepared with fresh ingredients.
*Box Lunch, 353 Commercial St., +1 508-487-6026, [url=http://www.boxlunch.com/[/url].]Serving sandwiches, open in April.
*Burger Queen, 331 Commercial St., +1 508-487-4749. Burgers to go or to stay in, dog friendly.
*Fanizzi’s by the Sea, 539 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1964, [url=http://www.fanizzisrestaurant.com/[/url].]Brunch, seafood, Italian-American. Oceanfront dining, kid friendly.
*John's Hot Dog, Hamburger & Seafood Stand, 309 Commercial St, +1 508-487-7434. Take out with open outdoor seating.
*Famous for fresh seafood, lobster, Portuguese specialties and more. Two dining rooms overlooking Provincetown harbor and a cocktail area for drinks and appetizers.
*Mac’s Provincetown Restaurant and Market, 85-87 Shank Painter Rd., +1 508-487-6227, [url=http://www.macsseafood.com/[/url].]Both a restaurant and seafood market in one. Dine in, or take orders to go at the walk-up counter. Sushi, seafood, cocktails.
*Mojo's, 5 Ryder St. Ext., +1 508-487-3140. Takeout-style fried seafood, burgers, fries (must try), wraps. Right at the end of the Wharf parking lot.
*Red Shack, 315A Commercial St., +1 508-487-7422, [url=http://www.theredshackptown.com/[/url].]Variety of take-out options for all tastes. Pizza, mac-and-cheese, lobster rolls, sandwiches, hot dogs, and more. Great for kids, not much outdoor seating.
*Spiritus, 190 Commercial St., +1 508-487-2808. Good pizza and open in the wee hours. A late night happening spot.
*Twisted Pizza and Ice Cream, 293 Commercial St. +1 508-487-6973. [url=http://www.provincetowntwistedpizza.com/[/url].]New York style pizza, homemade hard and soft ice cream. Good for families, dine in, delivery, or take out.
*Two Southern Sissies BBQ, 205 Commercial St. (within the Aquarium Mall) +1 508-487-8437. [url=http://www.twosissies.com/[/url].]New to the area, BBQ with an upscale twist. Oceanfront seating, full bar.
*Vorelli's Restaurant, 226 Commercial St. +1 508-487-2778. [http://www.vorellisrestaurant.com/index.htm[/url]. Beef of all sorts. Specialty burgers and steak. Moderately priced.
186 Local Restaurant and Grotta Bar, 186 Commercial St., +1 508-487-7555, [url=http://www.local186.com/].]Gourmet burgers crafted by well-renowned chefs.
* Bistro at Crowne Pointe, 82 Bradford Street, +1 508-487-6767, [url=http://www.provincetown-restaurant.com/[/url].] Set in a historic mansion on a bluff overlooking Provincetown. Unrushed award winning dining, free parking, stellar wine list.
*Bubala’s By the Bay, 185 Commercial St., +1 508-487-0773, [url=http://www.bubalas.com/[/url].]Open “brunch to last call” seven days a week, serving cocktails and seafood bistro dishes.
*Ciro & Sal's Northern Italian Restaurant, 4 Kiley Ct. (behind 430 Commercial), +1 508-487-6444, [url=http://www.ciroandsals.com/[/url].]Great choice.
* Edwige at Night, 333 Commercial St., +1 508-487-4020. Innovative dinner menu and great ginger-infused martinis. Note that this is a different restaurant during the day.
* Enzo, 186 Commercial St., +1 508-487-7555, [url=http://www.enzolives.com/[/url].]Italian indoors and out.
* Front Street Restaurant, 230 Commercial St., +1 508-487-9715, Fax 508-487-7748, [url=http://www.frontstreetrestaurant.com/[/url].]Long time favorite for Italian. Good choice for wine lovers.
* Mews Restaurant, 429 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1500, Fax +1 508-487-1461, [url=http://www.mews.com/[/url].]Harborfront dining with 211 vodka selections from 29 countries? All one can say is, "Wow!". Good Food as well. Casual upstairs.
* Napi's Restaurant, 7 Freeman St., +1 508-487-1145, info@napis-restaurant.com, [url=http://www.napis-restaurant.com/[/url].]In the provincetown spirit, with lots of art, lots of funk and great food.
* Patio American Grill and Blue Bar, 328 Commercial St., +1 508-487-4003, Fax +1 508-487-4043, [url=http://www.ptownpatio.com/[/url].]Quintessential P-town experience. People-watch, fun, great food, cocktails, good music and very friendly.
* The Red Inn Waterfront, 15 Commercial St., +1 508-487-7334, +1 866-473-3466, Fax +1 508-487-5115, [http://www.theredinn.com/[/url]. Harborfront. The real deal.
Connie's Bakery, 43 Race Point Road, +1 508-487-2167. [url=http://www.conniesbakery.com/]]Connie makes the to-die-for pies, cakes and other sweets; Richie makes the wonderful Italian country loaves. Sandwiches and coffee, too. In season only.
*Lewis Brothers Homemade Ice Cream, 310 Commercial St, +1 508-487-0977 [http://www.lewisbrothersicecream.com/[/url]. Located on Lopes Square, homemade ice cream, made on premises daily.
*Provincetown Fudge Factory, 210 Commercial St., +1 508-487-2850. Hand-crafted butter crème fudge.
* Provincetown Portuguese Bakery, 299 Commercial St., +1 508-487-1803. Mar-Oct Breakfast and lunch all day. Until 11PM in summer. Try the malassadas, or the rich trutas. $10 to $16.
Coffee Pot, 315 Commercial St., +1 508-487-2580, [url=http://www.www.ptowncoffeepot.com/].]Cafe style, serves soups, salads, sandwiches. Eat in or take out, kid friendly.
*Far Land Provisions, 150 Bradford St., +1 508-487-0045, [url=http://farlandprovisions.com/[/url].]Deli and bakery, serves breakfast and lunch.
*Purple Feather Cafe & Treatery, 334 Commercial St., +1 508-487-9100, [http://www.thepurplefeather.com/[/url]. Coffee, lunch, dessert, dinner, chocolate and gelato. Offers creative cocktails in a cozy setting.
*Wired Puppy Specialty Coffee & Tea, 379 Commercial St., ‘’+1’’ 508-487-0017. Changing seasonal drinks, wifi available, very dog friendly.
Coastal Acres Camping Court, Bayberry Avenue, +1 508-487-1700, [url=http://www.coastalacres.com/].]120 sites.
*Dunes' Edge Campground, Rte. 6 at Milepost 116, +1 508-487-9815, Email: camp@dunes-edge.com, [url=http://www.dunes-edge.com/[/url].]100 sites.
*Race Point Lighthouse, Race Point Beach. +1 855-722-3959. [http://www.mybnbwebsite.com/racepointlighthouse/keepers-house.htm[/url] Stay in Race Point Lighthouse's former Keeper's House, or the Whistle house for one night or a week long stay. Reservations made well in advance strongly recommended, see website for details. Prices vary throughout the season. Rustic experience, houses are located directly on the sand, and are only accessible by four wheel drive.