- Our list of the best things to do in Fall River, Massachusetts, features the top 399 nearby activities — including 181 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Fall River, MA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 24 things to do within the city of Fall River, MA , followed by 375 popular activities in nearby cities, including Newport, Providence, New Bedford, North Kingstown, Warwick, Middletown, Pawtucket, Cranston, Jamestown, Tiverton, East Greenwich, Lincoln, Attleboro, East Providence, Bristol, Smithfield, Cumberland, Taunton, Narragansett, Portsmouth, Warren, Coventry, Wakefield, Dartmouth, Wickford, Wareham, Foxboro, Exeter, Dennis Port, Little Compton and Saunderstown
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Katama Beach comprises of a three mile long barrier beach located on the South Shore of Martha's Vineyards Island and opens up to the ocean. On the opposite side, there is a protected salt-lake pond which offers beautiful views of the bay.
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The Quincy Historical Society operates the Quincy History Museum, among other historic attractions. The museum features exhibits spanning over 400 years of history, with particular emphasis on local native John Adams.
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Hold Fast Fishing Charters offers guided fishing trips aboard the Hold Fast, a 25 foot Parker with a sport cabin. The trips are lead by Captain Mike Herb and targeted fish include striped bass, sharks, bluefish, and flounder.
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Adams National Historical Park, in addition to the nearby estate called Peacefield, is the historic home of four generations of the Adams family which included U.S. Presidents, ambassadors, historians and more. The structures and their periods furnishings are preserved and available for viewing.
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Hingham, Massachusetts is home to Wompatuck State Park, which covers more than 4000 acres and is conveniently located 30 minutes outside of Boston. It is a favorite camping destination and has roughly 260 individual sites.
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Governor Hutchinson's Field is a natural preserve that contains a sunken wall called a ha-ha that prevents livestock from crossing. The site also has views of the city of Boston from the top of Milton Hill.
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Conservation Park is a dog park with scenic views and a sandy area where dogs can run freely. Visitors can enjoy the walking trails running along the river and past several marshes and a view of the beach.
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Visitors can learn about the haunted history of the city while walking through its streets with Vineyard Ghost Walking Tour. The tour stops at various landmarks and sites in the town to explain its history with ghosts.
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Despite the short distance of the Neponset Bike Path, it covers urban areas, salt marshes, a mill village, and beaches on the Boston Harbor. Most individuals use it as a bike path, but it can also be utilized for walking or in-line skating.
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Cannonball Park is a memorial park featuring a memorial dedicated to 70 soldiers who lost their lives in the Civil War. The memorial is comprised of stacks of cannonballs set in stone and an obelisk engraved with the soldier's names.