- TripBuzz found 168 things to do indoors in the Amesbury area. From Leo's Super Bowl Inc to The Riverwalk Bead Shop & Gallery, Amesbury offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 215 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 57 different types of things to do inside in or near Amesbury, Massachusetts. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Bowling, History Museums, Movie Theaters and Winery/Vineyard.
- There are 8 indoor activities in Amesbury, and 160 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: Salem, Portsmouth, Lowell and Beverly.
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Sammy's Patio is a long-standing live music venue that books a variety of bands of different genres as well as D.J.s. The venue also serves a variety of drinks and snacks.
31.5 Miles
A small stone building dating back to the 1897, Ogunquit Memorial Library is a historic landmark. Its field stone construction makes it of interest to architecture buffs, and grandfather clocks and stuffed owls add atmosphere inside.
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Located in a historic building, the Chevalier Theater Show Line is an intimate theater that is available for rent. The theater hosts a variety of musical, dance, and theatrical performances.
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Opened since 1989, the Bread & Roses bakery offers its visitors plenty of specialty pastries and handmade desserts, such as the carrot cake and the chocolate truffle torte.
31.8 Miles
Hancock-Clarke House is a local historical site being home to John Hancock and Samuel Adams prior to their confrontation with the British troops in the Battle of Lexington and Concord. Today, the house functions as a museum and features numerous period furnishings and portraits.
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Built in 1923, The Leavitt Fine Arts Theatre has shown first-run films in its single, 600-seat auditorium for over 90 consecutive years. Guests adore its history and old-fashioned character, which is highlighted by real, buttered popcorn.
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Used as a parsonage in the early 1700's, the Hancock-Clarke House is an historic site important to the American Revolution. Both John Hancock and Samuel Adams were guests in this home when Paul Revere came through town with his declaration.
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Bella Sante is a local day spa which offers a range of quality services that include therapeutic massages, anti-oxidant and anti-aging facials, pedicures, waxing and a number of other body treatments.
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Lexington, Massachusetts' Buckman Tavern is a tavern and hostel that was the site of the first skirmish in the American Revolutionary War. The conflict that occurred here between the fledgling colonial army and the British minutemen paved the way for the rest of the war.