Erected in 1925, this historic commemorative sculpture is also known as the Man at the Wheel. The eight-foot, bronze statue is sometimes confused with the iconic image of the famed Gorton's Fisherman.

Explore this medieval-style castle built from 1926-1929 by Dr. John Hays Hammond, Jr. to house his collection of Roman, Medieval, and Renaissance artifacts as well as his Research Corporation, which produced over 400 patents and ideas for over 800 inventions (second only to Thomas Edison).

In addition to housing some of the finest works of art inspired by Cape Ann, the Cape Ann Museum is also home to the world's most expansive collection of artwork by artist and Cape Ann native Fitz Henry Lane. Overnight hotel guests may take advantage of complimentary shuttle rides to and from the museum in addition to complimentary museum passes (first come, first serve.)

Take some time to explore this eclectic arts neighborhood featuring unique galleries, boutiques, and restaurants in colorful, historic houses. There are two main gallery locations as well as the many artistic establishments that are dotted along the charming peninsula. Free parking is available.

Visit this award-winning, family-owned, craft brewery for a pint, tour or tasting.