The town of Barnstable is centrally located in the heart of the Cape Cod peninsula and is the centre of trade, transport and education in the region. Hyannis, the largest village in the district, is home to the University of Massachusetts Medical School, the largest public school system in Massachusetts. It is a major tourist destination for the country's leading universities and colleges, as well as the country's second largest city. The list of the most dangerous cities has dropped to 58, which is number 58 on the list for 2017, topping last year's list of the most dangerous cities and towns.

The city includes several villages, including one called Barnstable, and has the University of Massachusetts Medical School, the largest public school system in Massachusetts. The city boasts a number of historic buildings, including the Cape Cod Museum of Art and the Massachusetts Museum.

Barnstable Village also hosts many smaller attractions, including the Cape Cod Museum of Art, Massachusetts Museum and Barnstable Historical Society. Other regional resources include a functioning commercial port, a public library and museum, as well as a number of restaurants, bars, shops and restaurants.

Econo Lodge on Main Street in Yarmouth has a full-service restaurant, bar and large outdoor terrace. The Cape Cod Museum of Art, Massachusetts Museum and Barnstable Historical Society offer a wide range of educational, cultural and cultural activities for all ages and abilities.

The salads and sandwiches can compete with the best restaurants on Cape Cod, and the ice cream shop has turned into an ice cream parlor on Main Street in Yarmouth, which can be seen from the parking lot. A Boston man who visits Wimpy's often on family visits to the Cape She said she loves going to the beach, jumping off the Centerville River Bridge and being with her husband and three children.

The Kennedy grounds are still a tourist magnet, and the JFK Museum and JFK Memorial in Hyannis remain one of Cape Cod's most popular attractions. Sylver also pointed out that the deaths of President John F. Kennedy and his family had no negative impact on tourism as originally feared. The Kennedy family is also known for their love of golf, which is naturally held at the Cape, but also for their golf courses.

In May 2012, the HyAnnis HyArts Cultural District received its first designation from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. This is the first cultural district designated for Cape Cod, and only the second city in the state to have two districts. It was the seventh in all states to be named, but it's one of only two in Massachusetts and the only one in New England.

It borders the Bay of Cape Cod to the north and the South Atlantic to the east and southwest and the Gulf of Maine and the South Atlantic to the east and southwest. Lower Cape towns include Harwich, Brewster, Chatham and Orleans; mid-Cape Town includes Barnstable, Yarmouth and Dennis; outer Cape Town includes Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro and Provincetown; upper Cape Town includes Bourne, Sandwich, Falmouth and Mashpee; and medium-sized Cape Town includes Bar Harbor, Dorchester, Gloucester, Plymouth, Northampton, Southampton and Southport.

On the other hand, Massachusetts cities top the list, including Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, Dorchester, Plymouth, Northampton, Southampton and Southport, all of which top the list, as well as the city of Boston.

On a smaller scale, Hyannis offers the picturesque, historic charm of the ocean that dominates the area, as well as some of Massachusetts "most beautiful beaches, such as Cape Cod.

Cape Cod is recognized by American Style Magazine as one of the best golf courses in the United States and the world, and according to Golf Digest it has the second largest number of holes per capita in America, behind New York City. Historic Barnstable was founded in 1639 and is located in the middle of Cape Cod Bay and forms the southernmost part of Massachusetts, a city bordering New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Connecticut.

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 2,737,000 square kilometers, 1.5 percent of which is land and 2.2 percent water.

In the city, Route 6 is a four-lane highway and the main artery between the city of Boston and the city of Worcester, Massachusetts, as well as the state's second largest city. In the city, it is a highway with two highways and a major traffic junction at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 2.

There are about 15 miles to go to the bridge over Cape Cod and Barnstable Village. It offers access to the city of Worcester, the second largest city in the state, and is also the main artery between Boston and the cities of Boston, Worcester and Worcester. Although there is no bridge to CapeCod, when you drive to Hyannis, you have approximately 10 miles of Route 6 and Route 2 in each direction to reach it, and also provide access from the city of Barnstable and its suburbs to Boston.