• Cannery Wharf Park - Start your journey at the Harbor Lounge, where you can enjoy a Blueberry Vodka Lemonade while taking in the stunning views of Ptown Harbor. Walk past the Lobster Pot and glide by the Old Colony Tap, a classic 1937 dive bar where fishermen still share stories over Pabst Blue Ribbon. Make a stop at Spiritus Pizza to enjoy a slice and learn about the 1990 Spiritus Riot.
  Pause at Lopes Square, where a 10½-foot anchor from 1801 marks the route of the 1873 Old Colony Railroad, which brought artists like Eugene O’Neill to Ptown. Take in the beauty of Cannery Wharf Park, offering breathtaking views of Provincetown Harbor. Notice the UU Meeting House’s 1847 Greek Revival steeple, a symbol of inclusion since 1829.
  Pass by the Ptown Library, once an 1860 church now home to a half-scale schooner. Wave to the Atlantic House, a 1798 tavern where Tennessee Williams wrote plays, Billie Holiday performed in 1955, and the LGBTQ+ community has found a haven since the 1920s, making it one of the oldest gay bars in America. Enjoy an Espresso Martini at this iconic spot. End your tour at the Boatslip Resort (est. 1965), where you can join the legendary Tea Dance, a disco-fueled LGBTQ+ tradition that has been thriving since the 1970s, during the resort’s prime.

• Alcoholic beverages
• 2 Hours of Rich Provincetown History
• Meals

• Gratuities

• Cocktail-Cape Cod Blueberry vodka Lemonade - Made with Fresh Blueberries Served at an Iconic Spot with Fabulous Harbor Views! Great Spot for photos!
• A Slice of Delicious Pizza 1pp - Enjoy a slice at a locals favorite! A must while visiting Provincetown!
• Espresso Martini - The best in Provincetown and will get you amped for Provincetown’s famous Tea Dance.

Celebrate Provincetown’s rich history with a journey down Commercial Street, where craft cocktails, local cuisine, and stories of bohemian spirit come together. Perfect for cocktail enthusiasts and history aficionados, this tour honors Ptown’s maritime, artistic, and LGBTQ+ heritage.

Begin at The Harbor Lounge, enjoying a Cape Cod Blueberry vodka lemonade martini surrounded by nautical artifacts and stunning harbor views. Walk past the Lobster Pot, Gov. Bradford, and the Old Colony Tap Room, one of America’s oldest bars. Stop at Spiritus Pizza, linked to the 1990 gay rights riot, for two piping hot slices. Pause at Lopes Square’s 1801 anchor and take in the views at Cannery Wharf Park. Admire the 1847 steeple of the UU Meeting House and pass the Provincetown Library’s schooner. Wave at A-House (1798), a favorite of Tennessee Williams. Conclude with a delightful fresh Espresso Martini at a local favorite, and finish at the Boatslip Resort’s Tea Dance, a tradition since the 1970s.

• All Tours End at Bubalas Restaurant @5pm

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