“Provincetown is a fun day trip - whether you walk the streets and enjoy local flavor, or venture out to rocky beaches, or you enjoy local cuisine of Portuguese settlers. Provincetown Monument is a spot to visit during any time of the year - you can climb all the way to the top of this granite tower and enjoy amazing views of the Cape - views could really be amazing on clear days. However, if you venture out there on a drizzly day, the trip is still worth it! You will experience all the museum has to offer about early settlers to the Cape. Be sure to take the stairs to the top of the monument, if you are able, as even on bad weather days views are still amazing! ”

“Provincetown is a fun day trip - whether you walk the streets and enjoy local flavor, or venture out to rocky beaches, or you enjoy local cuisine of Portuguese settlers. Provincetown Monument is a spot to visit during any time of the year - you can climb all the way to the top of this granite tower and enjoy amazing views of the Cape - views could really be amazing on clear days. However, if you venture out there on a drizzly day, the trip is still worth it! You will experience all the museum has to offer about early settlers to the Cape. Be sure to take the stairs to the top of the monument, if you are able, as even on bad weather days views are still amazing! ”

“Provincetown is a fun day trip - whether you walk the streets and enjoy local flavor, or venture out to rocky beaches, or you enjoy local cuisine of Portuguese settlers. Provincetown Monument is a spot to visit during any time of the year - you can climb all the way to the top of this granite tower and enjoy amazing views of the Cape - views could really be amazing on clear days. However, if you venture out there on a drizzly day, the trip is still worth it! You will experience all the museum has to offer about early settlers to the Cape. Be sure to take the stairs to the top of the monument, if you are able, as even on bad weather days views are still amazing! ”

“Housed in its renovated and restored historic building (formerly a church), the Ptown Library is another important link in the town's artistic heritage, and is a hub of literary arts activity, especially during the summer season. The Library also hosts the annual Provincetown Book Festival each September. It's worth a visit to see the building alone--especially the mezzanine, where you can get a good view of the half-scale replica of the schooner Rose Dorothea, which sits amid the children's books and play area. The views of the harbor from the reading room on the mezzanine are also beautiful year-round.”