I like stopping here it's a long ride in , so stop and freshen ip first. The views are great from…read morehere if you have a bike there is free parking and you can ride your bike through the sand dunes to different beaches

Gorgeous views from the visitors center, beautiful beaches, and cool to be at the tip of…read moreMassachusetts.

Great Visitor Center! Well located in Boston Common, on Tremont inside a cute and charming…read morebuilding. It is great they open early when you visit! They have clean restrooms (major plus), although we never had issues finding bathroom while strolling around Boston. They have great maps of Boston and a nice one of the subway system, super helpful. This is where Freedom Trail starts, you can book tours here. They don't have an actual map for it, I printed one I found online because I didn't want to do a guided tours, I wanted to hit all the spots. Nice customer service, a friendly crew working here. They sell a nice souvenir selection, OK prices, I snagged a few, a lobster Christmas ornament for myself because... Great place to shop for souvenirs, you won't find many shops in town. When you start your Boston trip, start here for map, advice, info and a souvenir or two!

We met outside of this visitor center for a Freedom Trail Tour. I went inside to use the restroom…read morebefore the tour. Stopped at the information desk and they were happy to help me plan our trip to Salem the next day. Turns out you can catch the Purple Commuter line train from the North End Station to Salem. Visitor Center also had Boston tourist souvenirs for sale.

Wow...what a great Visitor Center....it has vending for water and drinks, a nice beautiful sand…read moresculpture and a energetic volunteer willing to answer any questions you might have about the area. The center has some nice sections on the wall labelled STAY, DINE, RIDE, PLAY, SHOP, etc...Very well organized and lots of pamphlets and information. Nice large bathrooms as well.

Just occurred to me I forgot to write a 5 star review from my experience back in August 2024 here…read more Stayed nearby after a day on the Outer Cape and needed ideas. Unfortunately we didnt expect the 2 feet of rain that cut our day short. The woman who's name escapes me was so helpful kind and genuinely wants to help you on your journey. Thanks to her we did see some good spots in Chatham and on the way back over the bridge. They have great free magazines on different parts of the region that are worth keeping as a momento. We will revisit just to say hi next year. This place is a great resource

My boys love going here! Such a fun stop on the way into the Cape! Of course after we eat at…read moreSeafood Sam's!

Wonderful stop in Sandwich on the canal with park, playground for the kids, lots to do and see…read more Watch the boats go by, see the fishermen and coastguard HQ. Lots of parking and free. You can walk right next to canal. Bike trails and walking trails. Bathrooms, but closed due to covid, but they did have porta potties. Great time.

Wish I remembered the identify of the Yelper who seemingly discussed the bathroom status of every…read morecoffee house she reviewed. Several visitor center reviews praise the bathrooms, and they're not wrong. Walk around town and look at the NO PUBLIC RESTROOMS signs. And even if less urgent needs bring you here, it's worth a stop. I didn't see the movie but there was a nice museum-type section with a couple of boats, displays of people doing 1800s-type activities and an Instagrammable model of the original armory (partly destroyed in an 1982 arson fire).

We stopped in just to check it out, they had some displays in cases, site maps and souvenirs. They…read morehad restrooms and a information counter. we browsed around for a few minutes, I was able to get a few colonial coins for my boyfriends collection as well as a pin for mine. I learned that Salem was the birth place of the National Guard. They had information on the Boston Tea Party, former Presidents, and the history of the area. It was a one of the cooler visitor centers I have been into and I enjoyed it evne though it was a quick stop.

When I was waiting for a table for breakfast my first day in Cape Cod, I decided to go across the…read morestreet to the visitor center. I met Shirley, she was the best! She basically help me plan several days of my trip. Great suggestions that saved me time. For instance I didn't have to go to Provincetown for whale watching. I could also go to Barnstable which was much closer to where we were staying.

The ladies @ the Plymouth Tourist Information Center were animated & busy. One of the most helpful…read morecenters I have encountered. A steady stream of international visitors came into the small building that was outfitted with all kinds of printed info. As the gateway to Cape Cod, Plymouth is a popular stop for many. Such a clean attractive historic town, it had instant appeal. I was even able to find free parking just up the hill in St. Peters parking lot. The church is a stately white with the tallest steeple in town. Easy to see.

An amazing way to spend time whether you are biking, running, or taking a leisurely stroll with…read moreyour pup. This is a well-maintained path that runs past ponds, beautiful homes, restaurants, parks, and more. Highly recommend making a whole day of it with breaks at the various landmarks along the way.

I had a great time riding on the Cape Cod Rail Trail! Overall, I will pretty impressed with the…read moreconditions and felt that it was very safe. I didn't get to ride the entire thing, since I had to turn back to catch the train home to Boston, but I'd like to come back and ride it in full. Great alternative to the Minuteman if you're looking to get outside the city and bike somewhere with less people. Most of the trail there isn't a ton to see, but there are some cool areas (views of the water, golf courses, etc.). That being said, I didn't make it past Brewster (started in Hyannis), so I'm not sure what's beyond that point. I'd come back for sure!

Travel Specialists Ltd. Andrew Jenkins…read moreClientcare@travelspecialists.ltd 275 Martine St. Fall River MA, 02723 Title Search USA INC.- George Pereida 451 Andover St. North Andover, MA 01845 BEWARE!!!! There are other addresses for these agencies! If I could give both of these companies a 0 I would. Back in November, my cousin and I ( we purchased the timeshare), were contacted by Andrew Jenkins (if that is his name), from travel specialists ltd expressing that he had a buyer for our timeshare in Mexico. While we were hesitant, we had just had a major loss in our family and just wanted the phone calls to stop, so we decided to go with this company to sell our timeshare. We haven't used it and it seemed like a good idea at the time. We definitely should have done more research. We were told we wouldn't have to put out any money, etc. We were then contacted by George Pereida from Title Search USA, explaining the process. Everything seemed fine until George started asking us for money for the Mexican government. He claimed any money we put out we would be getting back from the seller. George even opened up a fake escrow account. First it was we had to pay taxes on the money that we were receiving then it was a bond we had to pay, then it was a notary we had to pay, then there was another agency called Sectur requesting money. 98% of the times when we tried to contact George at the company, we were unable to reach him. After our last payment, He sent wire receipts saying that our money from the seller was going be in our account however, after contacting the bank, we later found out that those receipts were fraudulent. George P. emailed us letters from various companies including his own, from his CEO (if there is a CEO), saying that we will be receiving our money. Everything was fake. We contacted who we thought was our representative Andrew Jenkins from travel specialist, LTD, and he continued to try to convince us that it wasn't a scam. Andrew Jenkins went as far as making us think he was helping us with some of these fees and sending wire transfers as well which we now know was fraudulent. These guys were ruthless. Andrew Jenkins from Travel Specialists LTD., told us were going to get our money back, after we cancelled the deal because we weren't going to send any more money. He even tried to convince us that they had insurance for issues like this and said we would be paid through their insurance company. Six months later and we haven't received any money back, as a matter of fact, our last phone call with Andrew Jenkins from Travel Specialists LTD., ended with him saying we were just mad because we were broke. That comment pretty much told us all we needed to know, that it was all a scam. We have reported them to the attorney generals office, Better Business Bureau ( whom once contacted they lied and said we had received our money back, then they never responded, providing any proof after continuous requests from the BBB). We have also filed a complaint at BBVA bank (where the wires were asked to be sent), and will be continuing to write reviews, so that if we could save one person from being scammed out of their money, then we've done our job. The attorney generals office in Massachusetts has also opened up an investigation in Mexico on both of these companies. I hope each and everyone involved in this scam receive jail time if found. Do not use travel, specialist, LTD or Title Search USA INC. As they are both scams. Do not be fooled by the websites. If these agencies actually exist and offer any services, it is definitely not timeshare services.

Cheryl at Travel Specialist's was absolutely wonderful!! I couldn't have been happier with the…read moreservices she provided to my client and I. We had just came from another agency where we were treated very poorly to say the least. We didn't believe that a trip abroad to Ireland could be put together so quickly with what the last agency had reported to us. We learned of Cheryl through a friend who stopped by to let her know we'd be visiting her. Right away, she contacted us. We started making plans and before our mutual friend could even leave the establishment, she was on the phone asking about accommodations for a handicapped adult. The very next day, we travelled to Orleans to visit Cheryl at her business. Now yes, it is a little messy in there but she is a jewel that shines through it all. She's personable, outgoing and very easy to communicate with. Within a day, she had coordinated an entire week long tour with airfare and an upgraded hotel (because one hotel was booked). She was able to coordinate with the tour people dropping off and picking us up at the different location!! We wouldn't even have to walk from where the rest of the group would be dropped off. She offered us a Cabaret show, she's alerted the airline that my client is handicapped and we'll need accommodations at the airport. She's also let the tour know; they will help him on and off the bus and stow his wheelchair at each stop without a problem. We actually almost missed out on the airline tickets but she also helped us out that way as well! Seriously, the best customer service I've had in a long time. I'd recommend Cheryl at Travel Specialists over and over again. And next time I go somewhere? I'll be stopping here first! Thank You again!!