Attleboro

Collects and preserves historical information and artifacts related to Attleboro’s industrial times. Open to the public as a resource center. Take a look at several replicas of industrial workplaces.

The Attleboro Arts Museum is downtown just across from city hall. It's one of the largest art galleries between Boston and Providence; displaying a wide range of visual and performing arts.

Capron Park Zoo provides a habitat for wildlife from all around the world. Walk through the rain forest and make your way to the home of black and white ruffed lemurs, and end your trip by the bear den.

This popular attraction is composed of a church, monastery, and a place to rest and relax. It's a peaceful place that links the values of ecumenism, peace, and justice. Placed in a 10-acre ground is La Salette’s shrine, accompanied by a view of 350,000 lights spread across the 10 acres. It hosts events such as the Christmas festival of lights that runs from Thanksgiving day to January 2nd, healing service events, and recovery programs.

A short distance from downtown, Oak Knoll features woodlands that are welcoming throughout the year. Be on the lookout for cottontail rabbits, red-winged blackbirds, yellow-rumped warblers, downy woodpeckers, and foxes. Salamanders and frogs are among the species you’ll see in the sanctuary’s vernal pool. If you’d prefer a guided tour, the staff lead nature walks throughout the year. The nearby Attleboro Springs Wildlife Sanctuary features an all accessible trail.

provides a place where individuals can participate in a wide selection of activities including boxing and volleyball.