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There is much to explore in Provincetown on the northernmost tip of Cape Cod. The coastal village known as PTown has been marketed as a tourist destination since the 1800’s when the local fishing industry was greatly impacted by storms.

Artists and creatives have long been drawn to the island-like town for its scenic views, the serene bay and fresh air. Provincetown has been a mecca for gay-friendly events and festivals since the 1920’s, and is now a booming artist’s colony.

Museums include the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, the Whydah Sea Lab & Learning center and Pilgrim Monument, marking the site early pilgrims first explored before sailing south to Plymouth. Enjoy the beaches, hotels, nature and wildlife, shopping and dining.

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