Visit Truro, MA

powerful lighthouse—lit by two 1,000-watt bulbs reflected
by a huge Fresnel lens—on the New England coast. On the
premises is the Highland House Museum, a restored hotel/
inn built at the turn of the century, which houses maritime
and agricultural exhibits and artifacts dating back to the
arrival of the Pilgrims.
Truro is also home to the Cape’s oldest winery. Located on
five acres of farmland, Truro Vineyards produces wine with
intense flavor and lush varietal character. A tasting room and
gift shop are located in a carefully restored 1830s farmhouse,
and tours and a food truck are offered in season.
Truro has an open town meeting form of government, led
by a town manager and a five-member elected select board.
Activities
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activities in Truro
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Resources
Accommodations
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accommodations in Truro
Dining
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places to eat in Truro
Shopping
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places to shop in Truro
Truro has one public library and one
elementary school serving students in
PreK-Grade 6. Students in middle or high
school can attend Provincetown and
Nauset Regional school districts.
Find more localized information on
Truro through the Truro Chamber of
Commerce.
Watch Truro Video
KALMAR VILLAGE
POINTS OF INTEREST:
Cobb Archive
Highland Lighthouse
Highland House Museum
Head of the Meadow Beach
Jenny Lind Tower
Longnook Beach
Pamet River
Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill
capecodchamber.org
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