- Our list of the best things to do in Wareham, Massachusetts, features the top 249 nearby activities — including 98 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Wareham, MA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 9 things to do within the city of Wareham, MA , followed by 239 popular activities in nearby cities, including Plymouth, Hyannis, Fall River, Oak Bluffs, Barnstable, New Bedford, Sandwich, Vineyard Haven, Woods Hole, Mashpee, Taunton, Dartmouth, West Yarmouth, Edgartown, West Tisbury and Dennis Port
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C & L Stables is a horseback riding facility offering a number of services for horse lovers to enjoy. Visitors to the facility enjoy trail and beach rides, riding lessons, and horse leasing and sales.
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Cottrell Pier - Greens Beach is a private beach and wooden pier. Members can lounge on the beach, swim, and walk on the pier. The beach is also suitable for private parties and barbeques.
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Also known as TLC Performing Arts, Ciccone Tracy Performing Arts is a dance and performing arts studio that offers classes in various styles of dance, acrobatics, and theatrical performance for students of all ages.
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3 River Rd, Orleans, MA
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The original meeting house of the Universalist Church of Orleans is now the Orleans Historical Society at The Meeting House Museum. The museum includes genealogical information, photos, artwork, deeds and other items pertaining to the history of the city.
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Nantucket is a 50 square mile island off the coast of Massachusetts with an array of great lighthouses, sandy beaches, and blue water harbors. Whaling captain's mansions, small cottages on the shore, and quaint boutique stores are only a few of the attractions that bring tourists to this quiet island.
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A historic militia group dating back to the colonial days of Rhode Island, The Kentish Guard were originally founded in 1774. Continuing on today in mostly ceremonial fashion, the guards feature a nationally renowned fife and drum corps.
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Located within a historic 1913 style building, the Varnum Memorial Armory is host to a number of different events throughout the year. The armory offers a large meeting room, display area, offices, and a military museum with numerous historic artifacts.
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50 Narragansett Ave.,, Jamestown, RI
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Fire Department Memorial Building displays an array of antique fire-fighting equipment including an 1894 Lafrance Steam Fire Engine. Additional exhibits consist of antique firefighting equipment and photographs as well as a restored hand tub from the 1850's.
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Known as downtown Warwick or central Warwick is the Apponaug Village. The village consists of a police and fire headquarters, public library, a museum, a post office and other various municipal buildings, making it a bustling area in the city of Warwick.
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The Warwick Museum of Art features an art gallery with six-to-eight week rotating exhibits and a stage for theatrical performances. The location also hosts children's camps and art classes for those who wish to improve their skills.