PLYMOUTH – The first day of summer in Plymouth was a beautiful one and held the promise of many more to come. Blue skies and warm temperatures beckoned people to our seaside community and many took to the water or the beaches in search of either adventure or relaxation.
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Plymouth is full of historical, educational and fun places for families or couples to explore. Whether you want to find yourself in the middle of a 1627 colony or explore the many historical sites around modern day Plymouth, you can find them all here.
One of the main reasons the Pilgrims decided to locate in Plymouth is the waterway that is referred to today as Town Brook. Town Brook is a small river that runs through the center of Plymouth for a mile and a half, and empties into the harbor next to Plymouth Rock.
Who doesn't like to spend the day on the beach? Cooling off in the water after laying out in the sun. And the Plymouth area has plenty of beaches to pick from. Which location is closest to you for some seaside fun?
Plymouth Harbor is a beautiful spot in the spring and summer. Want to go shopping? Take a walk along the waterfront and browse through the numerous shops. Hungry? Satisfy your appetite in one of the great restaurants. And when your day is through, you can relax on one of the wooden benches and take in an exquisite view as the sun sets over the harbor.
Every year Doug Flutie holds a charity golf tournament in Plymouth at the Pinehills. These are some images from last years tournament.
The Plymouth area offers a large number and variety of golf courses. Check out where they are.
Who doesn't like to spend the day on the beach? Cooling off in the water after laying out in the sun. And the Plymouth area has plenty of beaches to pick from. Which location is closest to you for some seaside fun?
Plymouth Harbor is a beautiful spot in the spring and summer. Want to go shopping? Take a walk along the waterfront and browse through the numerous shops. Hungry? Satisfy your appetite in one of the great restaurants. And when your day is through, you can relax on one of the wooden benches and take in an exquisite view as the sun sets over the harbor.
There's something to do every day in Plymouth. But here are some special dates that have additional activities for you to do while enjoying "America's Hometown."
A gallery museum in the heart of Plymouth at 75 Court St., Pilgrim Hall tells the stories of America’s founding through exhibitions of authentic 17th-century Pilgrim possessions, including Peregrine White’s cradle and the earliest American-made sampler, embroidered by Loara Standish.
Plymouth is also a great hub of music and culture of all genres. Check out if your favorite artist is playing near Plymouth this summer.
Throughout Plymouth Guide you’ll find Local Picks, favorite local spots and activities recommended by our staff members, insiders who have lived and worked in Plymouth and its surrounding towns for countless years.
The Plymouth area offers a large number and variety of golf courses. Check out where they are.
Who doesn't like to spend the day on the beach? Cooling off in the water after laying out in the sun. And the Plymouth area has plenty of beaches to pick from. Which location is closest to you for some seaside fun?
Every year Doug Flutie holds a charity golf tournament in Plymouth at the Pinehills. These are some images from last years tournament.