- TripBuzz found 96 things to do indoors in the Wareham area. From The Fan Club to Kaleidoscope of Dance & Gymnastics, Wareham offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 239 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 62 different types of things to do inside in or near Wareham, Massachusetts. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: Billiards/Pool Halls, Comedy Clubs, Music Venue and Specialty Museums.
- There are 5 indoor activities in Wareham, and 91 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: New Bedford, Fall River, Hyannis and Plymouth.
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Rhode Island's Newport Mansions are a series of opulent former residences now cared for by the Preservation Society of Newport County. Most of the mansions were constructed at the turn of the 20th century.
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The Blackstone River Theatre in Cumberland, Rhode Island features music, dance and folk arts entertainment for Cumberland and the nearby surrounding area. The community performing arts center regularly features musical concerts and children's theatre.
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Legion Bowl & Billiards has been family owned and operated since 1948. They offer on-site duckpin bowling and billiard tables. Patrons can also visit the Legion Bowl & Billiards arcade and pub.
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Football fans love to visit The Hall at Patriot Place. This museum is located in Foxboro. Massachusetts and features dozens of interactive exhibits, displays and collections of memorabilia. The Hall emphasizes the history of the New England Patriots.
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Thames Glass is a specialty shop that specializes in hand-blown glass pieces by artist Matthew Buechner. The shop offers an array of items such as glass-blown ornaments, office supplies, home decor items, art pieces and glassware.
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Opened in 1996, the American Diner Museum is a historical museum meant to display the historical significance of diners in America. The museum also strives to save vintage diners from destruction due to redevelopment.
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Church of the Transfiguration belongs to a local Benedictine monastic community called Community of Jesus. The church features 4th-century architecture decorated with numerous handcrafted frescos, mosaics and sculptures made of bronze, glass and stone.
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United First Parish Church is also known as the Church of the Presidents as it is the final resting place of two U.S. Presidents, namely John Adams and John Quincy Adams as well as their wives. The structure comprises of a unique domed ceiling and a mahogany altar.
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Rough Point is the historic home of the heiress and philanthropist Doris Duke, and is full of the art, furniture, and other exotic items she collected over the course of her life.