Falmouth, however you want it.

Welcome to the charming city of Falmouth, where history and modern-day fun collide. With 10 historical sites on the United States National Register, visitors can step back in time and experience the city as it was centuries ago. Falmouth is the second-largest town on Cape and is comprised of eight villages, each with its own unique charm. After railroad service was established in the XIX century, Falmouth became a hub for travelers visiting for recreation and business. Today, tourism is a vital component of this seaside town, offering a perfect blend of New England charm and sunny beach getaways. Falmouth offers a plethora of outdoor activities, such as fishing, boating, and biking. You can also explore the major cultural attractions of the city, including the College Light Opera Company, the Falmouth Art Center, and the annual Woods Hole Film Festival. The village of Woods Hole is home to major marine science institutions, making it a must-visit for science enthusiasts. Plus, it is the location of the ferry port that carries passengers back and forth from Martha's Vineyard. Even when the weather gets cold, Falmouth has something to offer year-round.