Fun in Gloucester
Gloucester is America’s oldest seaport, and its famous commercial fishing fleet still works the waters of nearby Georges Bank for cod, halibut, haddock, flounder and lobster. There are lighthouses, scenic beaches, a historic working harbor and a thriving artist’s colony. It has been estimated that as many as 10,000 Gloucester fisherman have been lost at sea since the 1600's. Dedicated in 1925, the city’s iconic landmark, The Gloucester Fisherman’s Memorial overlooks the harbor. The larger-than-life bronze statue depicts a fisherman at the helm with the inscription “They That Go Down To The Sea In Ships.”
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Wingaersheek Beach
Wingaersheek Beach, Gloucester, MA, Gloucester, , US
Located along Ipswich Bay, it is a perfect beach for the sand pail set with gentle waves and warm water.
Discovery Adventures
1077 Washington Street, Gloucester, , United States
Discovery Adventures offers guided sea kayaking tours and snorkeling on Ipswich Bay, Massachusetts, as well as summer programs for children. We also offer instructional courses and kayak rentals. Check out the local conditions in Lanes Cove. Call the shop to book a trip 978-283-3320!
Tuna Hunter Fishing Charters
75 Essex Avenue, Gloucester, , United States
Tuna Hunter offers full-service deep sea sport fishing charters for giant bluefin tuna, striped bass, cod and haddock, sharks, flounder, bluefish and more. Corporate, family and custom fishing charters are welcome. All bait, tackle and instruction (as needed or requested) are provided.
Alchemy Cafe and Bistro
3 Duncan St,Gloucester,MA,01930

Alchemy Cafe and Bistro offers a suburban-chic dining environment located in the heart of downtown Gloucester, Massachusetts. Our Restaurant offers upscale casual dining at affordable prices, and our adventurous menus provide enough choices to please everybody.

Gloucester Chamber of Commerce
33 Commercial Street, Gloucester, , United States
America's oldest seaport is also the home of America's oldest art colony, and for good reason. Located on Cape Ann and surrounded by the sea, our maritime heritage is as rich and dramatic as the quality of ever-changing light. Just 40 miles north of Boston, Gloucester offers art galleries, whale watches, live theater, deep-sea fishing, festivals, beaches, schooners to watch and sail on, outdoor dining, quaint shops, and so much more!
The Sea Lion Motel
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Caff'e Sicilia
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Sugar Magnolias
112 Main St,Gloucester,MA,01930
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Jalapeno's Mexican Restaurant
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Pleasant Street Tea Co
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Stone Leaf
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Toodleoos
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Green Life
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Menage Gallery
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Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center
23 Harbor Loop, Gloucester, , United States
Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center (GMHC) is a grassroots nonprofit organization which got its start in 1999 when nearly three hundred local people joined together to purchase a 39,060 square foot parcel on the industrial harbor which includes the oldest continually operating marine railway in the United States. Our property also contains a cavernous ice house which has been renovated into a boatbuilding shop, the Sarah Fraser Robbins Marine Education Center (containing a small auditorium and a digital microscope lab), the Gorton's Seafoods Gallery, a 19th century mill building, and three piers. All of our programs operate out of this property. The goals of GMHC are to champion the preservation of Gloucester's maritime history and traditions and to serve as a resource for the study of marine science and technology.
Harbor Tours Inc
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Good Harbor Beach
Thatcher Road, Gloucester, , United States
Good Harbor Beach (Parking fee $25 weekends, $20 weekdays) is one of New England’s finest. This half-mile sandy beach is framed by picturesque wind-swept dunes and rocky granite outcrops and has just-right surf for boogie-boarding.
Gloucester Fisherman
57 Western Avenue, Gloucester, , United States
Dedicated in 1925, the city’s iconic landmark, The Gloucester Fisherman’s Memorial overlooks the harbor. The larger-than-life bronze statue depicts a fisherman at the helm with the inscription “They That Go Down To The Sea In Ships.”
Crow's Nest
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