What to do in Sandwich, MA

This historic 1,350-foot wooden pathway has connected visitors to Town Neck Beach since 1875. Stroll across the marsh while admiring personalised planks inscribed with local names and messages.

This 100-acre sanctuary blends stunning gardens with American cultural treasures including classic cars and a historic 1908 carousel. Explore seasonal blooms while enjoying the tranquil Cape Cod setting.

Stroll along the historic Sandwich Boardwalk to reach this Cape Cod Bay beach with its rocky shoreline. Watch boats navigate the canal or visit at high tide when locals jump from the boardwalk into the creek below.

Founded in 1639, Sandwich Village is Cape Cod's oldest town with colonial architecture and a rich glassmaking heritage. Tour the historic Hoxie House and visit the Sandwich Glass Museum.

This historic museum showcases exquisite 19th-century glassware from the Boston & Sandwich Glass Company. Watch skilled artisans perform live glassblowing demonstrations that bring this delicate craft to life.

You can study the exhibits at Hoxie House, a museum with a story of its own, during your holiday in Sandwich. Stroll along the beautiful beaches in this culturally rich area or visit its seafood restaurants.

This 1834 Greek Revival landmark represents the historic separation of church and state in Massachusetts. Visitors can enjoy silent films with live piano in the beautifully restored gold-leaf auditorium.

Town Neck Beach captivates with its historic 1,350-foot wooden boardwalk spanning marshlands and Mill Creek. Enjoy panoramic Cape Cod Bay views while beachcombing along its uniquely pebbly shores.