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The Top 10 Things To Do in Plymouth, Massachusetts

The Top 10 Things To Do in Plymouth, Massachusetts
In Plymouth lies the beginnings of the United States, so it’s a place of great historical significance and culture. While exploring this Massachusetts coastal town, be sure to check out our top 10 things to get the most out of your trip.
Plymouth Rock © Bill Ilott/Flickr

Plymouth Rock

While in Plymouth, discover a vital piece of America’s history. Make sure you take a trip to Plymouth Rock, which is where the Mayflower pilgrims, who founded the Plymouth Colony in 1620, landed.

Water St, Plymouth, MA USA

Jenney Museum

Visit the Jenney Museum for guided tours of Plymouth and iconic exhibits on pilgrim life and American history. Look out for the ‘Conversations with a Pilgrim’ series to speak one-on-one and learn about the beginnings of American history.

48 Summer St, Plymouth, MA USA (508) 747-4544

Pilgrim Hall © Boston Public Library/Flickr

Pilgrim Hall Museum

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Pilgrim Hall Museum, Plymouth
Pilgrim Hall Museum, Plymouth
The Pilgrim Hall Museum is the oldest operating museum in America’s history. This museum houses an unmatched collection of pilgrim possessions, and articulates the story of the pilgrims’ voyage to America. The Pilgrim Hall Museum is sure to be an amazing attraction for families eager to learn about the way pilgrims lived and experienced the New World.
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Mayflower II © Robert Linsdell/Flickr

Mayflower II

The Mayflower II is a replica of the ship that used to sail from Europe to the Americas in the 17th century and is worth stepping on board for a closer inspection.

State Pier, Plymouth, MA USA (508) 746-1622

Burial Hill

This historic and significant cemetery is the burial site for many pilgrims whom traveled to America in the 17th century. Take a visit to pay your respects and learn about those historic figures who came before us.

11 Lincoln St, Plymouth, MA USA (508) 830-4078

Wine © Keoni Cabral/Flickr

Mayflower Brewing Company

This pilgrim descendants’ craft microbrewery has seasonal craft beers, tastings and tours. Check out the souvenir shop to get a keepsake from this unforgettable experience.

12 Resnik Rd # 3, Plymouth, MA USA

Plymouth © Kelsey Ohman/Flickr

Brewster Gardens

Located at the center of Plymouth’s town, Brewster Gardens is an incredible little park with a great view. Take a trip here to relax, listen to music, or simply enjoy the outdoors. Brewster Gardens offers tranquility in Plymouth.

11 Lincoln St, Plymouth, MA USA (508) 747-1620

Richard Sparrow House

The Richard Sparrow house is the oldest surviving house in Plymouth, Massachusetts. This historic house was built in 1640 by Richard Sparrow, an English pilgrim who arrive in the New World in 1636.

42 Summer St, Plymouth, MA USA (508) 747-1240

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