• Cannery Wharf Park - Enjoy a Blueberry Martini while taking in the picturesque views of Ptown Harbor. Walk by the Lobster Pot to reach the Old Colony Tap, a rustic 1937 dive bar constructed from shipwreck wood, where fishermen share stories. Stop at Lopes Square, where an 1801 anchor signifies the 1873 Old Colony Railroad route—the line that brought artists like Eugene O’Neill to the area.

Socialize at Cannery Wharf Park for breathtaking waterfront scenery, then admire the UU Meeting House’s 1847 Greek Revival steeple, a symbol of inclusion since 1829.

Next, visit the Ptown Library, once an 1860 church, to be amazed by the Rose Dorothea, a remarkable half-scale schooner located right in the reading room! Walk past the Atlantic House, a 1798 tavern where Tennessee Williams penned plays, Billie Holiday performed in 1955, and the LGBTQ+ community has found solace since the 1920s, making it one of the oldest gay bars in the United States.

Then, boost the excitement with a shaken Espresso Martini at a renowned waterfront landmark as the nightlife begins to sparkle. Finally, wrap up at the iconic Boatslip Resort (est. 1965). Participate in the legendary, open-air Tea Dance, a disco-powered LGBTQ+ tradition thriving since the 1970s. It’s the perfect blend of history, drinks, and wonderful company!

• 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!
• Espresso Martini - The best in Provincetown and will get you amped for Provincetown’s famous Tea Dance.

Raise a glass to Provincetown’s rich history with a stroll down Commercial Street, where craft cocktails meet bohemian tales. This tour is ideal for those who appreciate both drinks and history, as it honors the town’s maritime, artistic, and LGBTQ+ heritage.

Begin the journey at a local venue with a Cape Cod Blueberry Martini. Visit the Old Colony Tap Room, one of the oldest and most storied bars in America, constructed entirely from shipwreck remnants. Walk past the iconic Lobster Pot and Governor Bradford, pausing at Lopes Square to view its 1801 anchor and learn about the old colony railroad. Admire the 1847 Greek Revival steeple of the UU Meeting House, then step into the Ptown Library to see the impressive schooner inside.

Celebrate literary history at the Atlantic House (A-House), a 1798 tavern cherished by Tennessee Williams. Keep the momentum going with a refreshing Espresso Martini at a beloved local spot. Conclude the tour at the renowned Boatslip Resort for the legendary Tea Dance—a vibrant, open-air disco tradition that has been thriving since the 1970s.

• All Tours End at Bubalas Restaurant @5pm

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