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You could walk everywhere! The Plymouth Monument is a "to do". the town is just so walkable, even if you go in a few stores, it is a great people watch and lively community. There was not one single person I passed that did not smile and say hello, and I mean everyone! There is a Stop and Shop grocery store near walking distance and a liquor store if you would like. I walked to the sand dunes, which was about 3 miles each way but a great walk! Please go to the Library, it is fantastic, and on Commercial, there is a replica of a ship inside!! It is beautiful! Treat yourself to whale watching tour, our boat had at one point 8, yes, 8 humpback whales swim next to us, wow! There are countless places to eat or to grab a drink. This town is hands down a place with something to do for everyone!!

Post Office café was a good meal- bar entertainment option. We went to Gov Bradford and Tin Pan alley too. Walking around is easy there is a CVS if you need anything. We also went on a spectacular whale watch with Dolphin

We went off season and so a lot of things were closed which, of course, we knew before we went. We spent a lot of time walking on the beach and on the sand dunes in not such ideal weather. We wanted to see the dune shacks which we saw but the information was very misleading about how to get there. The road was washed out and it was quite a challenge - a 45 minute adventure took 3 hours. We met some locals who confirmed that this was a problem. The sign should have reflected that.

Stayed close to town so we could walk it was beautiful with all the Christmas lights and decorations. Not alot going on in town that time of year but it was nice being out walking around without all the crowds like in summer.

Provincetown is a really pretty place to visit. Walk the beach, the wharf and downtown. There is something for everyone. The shops are nice with quite a variety of offerings. It is a very relaxed atmosphere. The drive to Provincetown is equally nice. Once you come up to Truro and see the dunes ahead of you it is amazing. A real ahhhhh moment. Go enjoy yourself.

I love going to Provincetown. I've met people who have become good friends. It is a beautiful place. It has become nostalgic for me. It can be relaxing with a walkvon the beach and dinner out to a night on the town. It is more fun during lesbian theme events for me such as Women's Week, Splash, Memorial Day Weekend. I also enjoy Carnival and the parade. I want to go during the Portugese Festval. I would go all the holidays if I had the time. It is a relaxed atmosphere. I as many enjoy walking along Commercial Street. I feel compelled to get coffee and typically a fresh hot masalada from the Portugese bakery as Chuck is standing over making the fried dough fresh. During the summer they'll be performances along the streets and in front of town hall. This in addition to the many singers, comedians, drag shows, dances that are available primarily at the Crown & Anchor and Post Office Cafe, and Red Room. The Boat Slip fills up in the afternoons towards the end of the week for the packed Tea Dance. The WayDownTown has live performances with some awesome bands. There is always something. There are plenty of restaurants to get a fine meal and others with good pub like food. If you just want to watch a beautiful sunset, you will get the best views. I thought I already saw whales in Boston until I went out whale watching out of Ptown, there were close to 20 whales on the trip. They have great shops. I got nice pair of leather boots on sale from a store that went out of business. I got a red leather jacket discounted off season. They have several jewelry stores. I went in one looking for 'my ring' a perfectly cut large emerald set in gold. Someone must have bought it during the 2 for 1 sale. Mass is a recreational marijuana state and PTown has multitude of shops. I love PTown!