Più votati Attrazioni in Provincetown

The French Transatlantic Cable Station Museum was at one point the epicenter of intercontinental connections during 1890-1940. To relay stock-market details, keep a check on the soldiers fighting in World War I and more, a huge cable was attached from Orleans to France. After the Germans invaded in 1940, the service was stopped but started later for a brief period of time. But today, the French Transatlantic Cable Station Museum is one of the most frequented tourist attractions in the city and also an example of the evolution of technology. There are several exhibits showcased here that provide you with detailed history of the French Cable. Check website for further details.

Ci sono pochi modi migliori per vedere le attrattive di Provincetown, di questo pittoresco tour a bordo di un tram. I tram partono ogni mezz'ora dal Town Hall (municipio) su Commercial St e fanno il giro del National Seashore ed altri siti d'interesse, per circa 40 minuti. La sera le corse iniziano alle 17.

The eye-catching mid-19th Century structure on the Main Street stands out from the rest of the buildings in the vicinity due to its Greek Revival architecture. Few of the notable features of the structure are the town clock that shows the time of ships, the 19th-century 738-pipe Hook and Hastings tracker-action organ, a brass chandelier and the huge amphitheater. Concerts and other lively events are held regularly at the church. Besides this, the church opens its doors for everyone to participate in the weekly Sunday prayer services, which is attended by a number of locals.

The Winslow Crocker House was built sometime in the late 1700s. It belonged to a rich trader, who was in the navy, of that time whose house was probably the most lavish. The beautiful Georgian architecture building in the early 1930s, Mary Thacher moved the house and rebuilt it just as it was at its present location. She used the house to display her personal collection of antique furniture. The furniture varies in styles and times - Queen Anne, Early American, Jacobean and others – and is also accented with suitable accessories. A visit to the house will tell you all about the original house, about the move to its current address and about the priceless antiques. Call ahead for their varying open days and other details.