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A part of Boston Harbor Islands, a National Park Area. A 244-acre peninsula with beautiful views, walkways and plantings. Limited parking (fee charged). Toilets available.
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Known as Hingham Bathing Beach by locals. Gazebo on site is a common place for weddings. Plenty of space to roam around for picnics, playing, etc. Also known for famous statue of a horse at the southern end.
In the 1700s, the inn was a common stopping place for travelers between Boston and Plymouth. It remains open for tours. Open only in the summer.
Vintage movie house, with balcony. One screen.
known as "the Red Shack", offers pond hockey and ice skating for people of all ages in the winter.
Located at Town Hall, offers a game room, indoor basketball court, fitness room, and many outdoor fields including playgrounds, tennis, volleyball, street hockey, baseball and soccer fields. Open to the public, free of charge except for fitness center. Many programs run throughout the year, most notably a summer camp in July and August for kids aged 6-13.
Firefighter History
This is a museum about the history of local firefighters.