Sights in Martha's Vineyard

Martha's Vineyard

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1. Aquinnah Cliffs

Native American Site

A National Historic Landmark, the spectacular Aquinnah Cliffs are part of the Wampanoag Reservation land. These dramatically striated walls...Read More
2. Oak Bluffs Campground

Religious Building/Site/Shrine

This 34-acre warren of streets is tightly packed with more than 300 gaily painted Carpenter Gothic Victorian cottages with wedding-cake trim...Read More
3. East Chop Lighthouse

Nautical Site/Lighthouse

This lighthouse was built out of cast iron in 1876 to replace an 1828 tower (used as part of a semaphore system) that burned down. The 40-foot...Read More
4. Edgartown Lighthouse

Nautical Site/Lighthouse

Surrounded by a public beach, this cast-iron tower was floated by barge from Ipswich, Massachusetts, in 1938. It is still an active navigational...Read More
5. Flying Horses Carousel

Carousel

A National Historic Landmark, this is the nation's oldest continuously operating merry-go-round. Handcrafted in 1876—the horses have real horsehair...Read More
6. Gay Head Lighthouse

Nautical Site/Lighthouse

This brick lighthouse (also called the Aquinnah Lighthouse) was successfully moved back from its precarious perch atop the rapidly eroding cliffs...Read More
7. Martha's Vineyard Museum

Museum/Gallery

To orient yourself before making your way around town, stop by this collection of historic buildings, including the Thomas Cooke House, the...Read More

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Martha's Vineyard