PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour

The PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour provides a unique opportunity to explore Provincetown’s rich queer heritage. Accessible through a mobile app, the self-paced tour highlights significant historical sites along the route, offering immersive storytelling for all travelers. With no admission fees and flexible participation, it’s a compelling way to discover the inclusive spaces that have shaped this vibrant coastal community. But what secrets and stories does the tour unveil about Provincetown’s LGBTQ+ past?

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Key Points

Self-paced, 24/7 mobile app-based audio tour exploring LGBTQ+ heritage sites in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
Begins at the Brass Key Guesthouse and ends at East End Books, highlighting the historical significance of both locations.
Fully accessible for wheelchair users, stroller-pushers, and service animal owners, with no admission fees or special requirements.
Flexible, self-guided experience allowing travelers to explore at their own pace and convenience.
Offered at a starting price of $7.75 per person, with free cancellation and instant booking confirmation.

Tour Overview

The PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour offers visitors a flexible and self-paced exploration of Provincetown’s rich LGBTQ+ heritage.

This walking tour, available via a mobile app, allows travelers to discover historic LGBTQ+ sites at their convenience 24/7/365. The tour never expires, enabling guests to revisit it post-visit.

Starting outside the Brass Key Guesthouse, known for its LGBTQ+ significance, the tour ends at the LGBTQ+-friendly East End Books.

With no fees for food, drink, or admission, it’s a self-guided experience accessible to wheelchair users, stroller-pushers, and service animal owners, situated near public transportation.

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Tour Features

As visitors embark on the PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour, they’ll discover a wealth of historic LGBTQ+ sites throughout Provincetown.

The tour requires no food, drink, admission fees, or human guides – it’s a completely self-guided experience. The tour starts outside The Brass Key Guesthouse, highlighting its LGBTQ+ historical significance, and ends at the LGBTQ+-friendly East End Books.

Along the way, the audio guide shares the stories and significance of each location. The tour is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and service animals are allowed. Most travelers can easily participate in this flexible, 24/7 experience.

Meeting and End Points

The meeting point for the PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour is The Brass Key Guesthouse, located at 67 Bradford Street in Provincetown, Massachusetts. This starting point highlights the historical significance of the guesthouse to the LGBTQ+ community. The tour then winds through Provincetown, ending at East End Books, an LGBTQ+-friendly bookshop at 389 Commercial Street.

| Meeting Point | End Point |

| — | — |

| The Brass Key Guesthouse | East End Books |

| 67 Bradford St, Provincetown, MA 02657 | 389 Commercial St, Provincetown, MA 02657 |

| Highlights LGBTQ+ historical significance | LGBTQ+-friendly bookshop |

| Provincetown, MA | Provincetown, MA |

| Tour starts here | Tour ends here |

Accessibility and Participation

The PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour is wheelchair accessible and stroller friendly.

Service animals are allowed, and the tour is located near public transportation, making it accessible for most travelers.

Whether you’re exploring the historic LGBTQ+ sites alone or with a group, this self-guided experience allows you to move at your own pace.

With no admission fees, food, or drink required, the tour provides a flexible and cost-effective way to discover Provincetown’s rich LGBTQ+ heritage.

Simply download the app and learn about the stories that shaped this vibrant community.

Booking Information

Starting from $7.75 per person, the PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour offers a flexible and cost-effective way to explore Provincetown’s rich LGBTQ+ heritage.

Guests can reserve their tour and pay later. The free cancellation policy allows changes up to 24 hours before the experience.

Upon booking, visitors receive instant confirmation and can enjoy the self-guided tour at their own pace, available 24/7/365. The tour never expires, so guests can listen again post-visit.

This private experience ensures only your group participates, providing a personalized and immersive exploration of Provincetown’s LGBTQ+ historical sites.

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Exploring the LGBTQ+ History of Provincetown

Nestled at the tip of Cape Cod, Provincetown boasts a rich and vibrant LGBTQ+ history that’s deeply woven into the fabric of the community.

This audio tour guides visitors through the town’s historic LGBTQ+ landmarks, uncovering stories of resilience, creativity, and progress.

From the iconic Brass Key Guesthouse to the LGBTQ+-friendly East End Books, each stop on the tour offers a glimpse into the community’s evolution.

Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of Provincetown’s pivotal role in shaping LGBTQ+ culture and identity, inspiring them to continue exploring this unique and inclusive destination.

Discovering Inclusive Spaces in Provincetown

What makes Provincetown such an inclusive destination for the LGBTQ+ community?

It’s the town’s welcoming atmosphere, LGBTQ-owned businesses, and inclusive events that create a safe haven.

The PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour highlights these spaces, like the Brass Key Guesthouse, which has long served as a hub for the community.

The tour also leads visitors to East End Books, an LGBTQ-friendly bookshop.

Beyond these landmarks, Provincetown hosts an annual Pride celebration and other queer-focused festivals, making it a vibrant, year-round destination for LGBTQ+ travelers to explore the area’s rich history and culture.

The Sum Up

The PTown LGBTQ History Audio Guided Tour provides a unique opportunity to explore Provincetown’s rich LGBTQ+ heritage. With no admission fees and accessibility for all travelers, the self-paced tour offers immersive storytelling and the chance to discover inclusive spaces in this vibrant, historic town. It’s a flexible and engaging way to learn about and celebrate the community’s significant contributions.