Arts Barnstable.com Our seven villages are art-full with plenty of arts and culture complete with seaside charm! Hyannis HyArts Cultural District features the Walkway-to-the-Sea, from Main Street, through the Village Green to the harbor. Artists work and sell their wares at the artist shanties (May –Columbus Day); The HyArts campus includes the... show more Arts Barnstable.com Our seven villages are art-full with plenty of arts and culture complete with seaside charm! Hyannis HyArts Cultural District features the Walkway-to-the-Sea, from Main Street, through the Village Green to the harbor. Artists work and sell their wares at the artist shanties (May –Columbus Day); The HyArts campus includes the Guyer Barn & art gallery. A mile long Main Street with over 40 restaurants, shops and even an old fashioned carousel. Barnstable Village Cultural District is history revisited with 21st century flair. A quaint downtown & steps away from Barnstable Harbor’s working waterfront and panoramic views of Sandy Neck Beach and Lighthouse. There are smaller but equally as vibrant arts communities in all seven villages in the Town of Barnstable, including Cotuit Center for the Arts, Cape Symphony, Cape Conservatory, the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod and two Cape League Baseball teams. On Fb and Instagram @ArtsBarnstable hide
Categories: Other Art & Museums, Sightseeing & Tours
Ocean Street, Hyannis ~ (508) 862-4990 ~
The brightly colored cliffs run approximately 1 mile along the seashore and afford dramatic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Buzzards Bay and the Elizabeth Islands. The various layers consist of sand, gravel and clay and are considered a national landmark.
Categories: Sightseeing & Tours
Aquinnah Circle, Aquinnah ~
Scargo Tower is a 30-foot tall observatory set atop one of the highest points on Cape Cod. On clear days, one can see the panorama of Cape Cod Bay from Provincetown in the east to Plymouth in the west.
Scargo Hill, Dennis ~
Old Kings Highway, commonly known as Rte. 6A, is a 34-mile stretch of road that runs across the northern or bay side of the Cape, and through some of the oldest villages in the country. A drive along this road will feature numerous historic and scenic sites including captains' homes, churches, cranberry bogs, and farmlands.
Old Kings Highway, Yarmouth ~
Our 1-1/2 hr guided tour from Orleans, travels to Chatham and back along the historic waterway of Pleasant Bay once used by early pilgrims, pirates and Indians. Capt Rob will regale you with tales of the rich history and natural bounty of this pristine ecosystem. A lighthouse, seals, rustic beach camps, seaside mansions, deserted islands, and... show more Our 1-1/2 hr guided tour from Orleans, travels to Chatham and back along the historic waterway of Pleasant Bay once used by early pilgrims, pirates and Indians. Capt Rob will regale you with tales of the rich history and natural bounty of this pristine ecosystem. A lighthouse, seals, rustic beach camps, seaside mansions, deserted islands, and maybe a Great White shark are viewed along the way. Capt Rob (USCG licensed master of 30 years) and our vessel is USCG inspected. See why we are the fastest growing tour on Cape. Private custom cruises a specialty. hide
Categories: Sightseeing & Tours, Boat Cruises
235 Main Street, Orleans ~ (508) 240-5783 ~
The public's love of our snacks inspired us to open our factory for tours in 1985, and since then the Cape Cod Potato Chip Factory has become the area's largest tourist attraction.
100 Breed's Hill Road , Hyannis ~ 888-881-CHIP ~
The Pilgrim Monument was founded in 1892 as the Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association—Cape Cod's oldest not-for-profit organization. Its purpose is to commemorate the Mayflower Pilgrims' first landing in the New World in Provincetown, in November 1620. Today, millions of visitors and generations of local residents have admired and climbed the 252... show more The Pilgrim Monument was founded in 1892 as the Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Association—Cape Cod's oldest not-for-profit organization. Its purpose is to commemorate the Mayflower Pilgrims' first landing in the New World in Provincetown, in November 1620. Today, millions of visitors and generations of local residents have admired and climbed the 252 foot granite Pilgrim Monument for almost 100 years. hide
1 High Pole Hill Rd, Provincetown ~ 508-487-1310 ~
Come visit our farm to meet our select herd of over fifty colorful huacayas. Island Alpaca Farm will be open nearly every day. Watch for Special Events, Open Houses & workshops.
1 Head of the Pond Road, Oak Bluffs ~ (508) 693-5554 ~
Watch glass being blown and beautiful creations being made by Michael Magyar who welcomes you to watch him work and to purchase bowls, plates and other glassware in his gift shop.
470 Rt. 6A, East Sandwich ~ 508-888-6681 ~
The second longest lift bridge in the United States, the Cape Cod Canal Railway Bridge was built in 1935 and continues to carry railway traffic across the Cape Cod Canal.
Off Shore Rd., Bourne ~
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