Museums in Provincetown, Massachusetts

Climb the monument for a great view and bring your camera. More on NileGuide

Adults, USD6; children 4-12, USD3; children under 4 get in free . More on GeckoGo

Provincetown is the northernmost tip of Cape Cod's curly tail (actually shaped more like the left shoe of a jester). The town became a Portuguese whaling and fishing community in the mid-eighteenth... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Eigentlich sind wir nur aus zwei Gründen in das Provincetown Art Association and Museum rein, a.) es war im Juni extrem heiss und wir erhofften etwas Abkühlung und b.) es waren einige Klasse-Photos... More on TripAdvisor

Since 1914, the Provincetown Art Association and Museum has anchored the Provincetown arts community, servi... More on MuseumsUSA.org

The exhibitions were great! More on Yahoo! Travel

Provincetown's former role as the third largest whaling center in the world is documented in the exhibits a... More on PlanetWare

I find this inconsiderate when parking is terrible. More on TripAdvisor

Programs In addition to its renowned Fellowship Program for emerging artists and writers, the Fine Arts Work Center (FAWC) offers summer workshops in creative writing and visual arts, year-round re... More on uptake_content

Drawing on its roster of visiting artists and scholars, FAWC offers exceptional readings and talks (some serve as fundraisers) ... More on Frommers

Hilda Neily is a plein air impressionist painter. Neily paints landscapes and seascapes on location in plein air in Provincetown Ma.Still lifes are painted in north light. Hilda Neily Gallery displays ... More on Hildaneilygallery.com

One of 13 lifesaving stations mandated by Congress in the late 19th century, this shingled shelter with a lookout tower was part of a network responsible for saving some 100,000 lives. Before the ... More on Frommers

Cape Cod National Seashore Park is also home to the Old Harbor Life Saving Station, one of the original 13 life saving stations on Cape Cod. These ocean-front buildings were equipped to launch a r... More on Provincetowntourismoffice.org

Artifacts from a 1717 pirate ship that wrecked just off the coast. TripsAutumn in Provincetown. More on travelandleisure

Though the subject matter here is fascinating, this site is a bit of a tourist trap. Cape Cod native Barry Clifford made headlines in 1984 when he tracked down the wreck of the 17th-century pirate ship Whydah (pronounced ... More on Frommers