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PLYMOUTH WALKING TOUR

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  • Location: Massachusetts, USA
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  • Start: Plymouth Visitor Center at 130 Water Street.
  • Direction: South to North
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Highlights Include

  • Plymouth Rock
  • The Mayflower II
  • The Plimoth Grist Mill
  • Burial Hill Cemetery
  • The Mayflower Society House

What to Expect

As the famous founding community of the Pilgrims, Plymouth holds a special place in American memory. This one-mile walking tour leads visitors by the harbor and through the historic streets, all while bringing its colorful history to life with the legends of the personalities who crossed an ocean to build a home here.

Walk in the footsteps of the Pilgrims down the waterfront, where we’ll see the Mayflower II, a complete replica of the original ship, anchored in the harbor, then get a photo with the famous Plymouth Rock itself.

Dig deeper into colonial life as our expert narration shares tales of the founding generation and the hardships they overcame here at sites like Brewster Gardens, The Mayflower Society House, and the Grist Mill. Search for the names of poets and preachers alike at Burial Hill Cemetery, then finish your day with a newfound sense of adventure and that New England can-do spirit.

Suggested Start Location

The tour begins at the Plymouth Visitor Center at 130 Water Street.

Suggested Time

While this one-mile walk can be completed in about half a day, most visitors allow more time to tour Mayflower II or search for famous names in Burial Hill Cemetery.

Driving Distance

1 mile

FAQ

IS PLYMOUTH WORTH VISITING?

Historic waterfront Plymouth is well worth the visit, especially for history buffs. A full-sized replica of the Mayflower is docked in the bay, plus you’ll see Plymouth Rock and many historic homes.

WHAT IS THERE TO DO IN PLYMOUTH?

Take a selfie by Plymouth Rock, tour the Mayflower II, grind grain at the Plimouth Grist Mill, hunt for famous names and Burial Hill Cemetery, or get the full living history experience at Plymouth Plantation.

CAN I WHALE WATCH IN PLYMOUTH?

Yes, many whale watching boats leave from Town Wharf, just a few blocks from the Plymouth Visitor Center.

IS PLYMOUTH LIKE COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG?

Partially. Many original buildings are preserved in Plymouth, along with living history sites and even a full-sized replica of the Mayflower, but there is no single ticketed experience as in Colonial Williamsburg.

CAN I TAKE MY DOG TO PLYMOUTH?

Yes, your leashed dog is welcome on the neighborhood streets. Your furry friend will need to wait outside of the museums and Mayflower II though.

IS PLYMOUTH A GOOD TRIP TO DO WITH KIDS?

Yes, the historical sites here offer plenty of hands-on experiences to keep students engaged. If you have children along, focus on the experiential parts of the tour, like the Mayflower II, the Grist Mill, and the optional side trip to Plimouth Plantation.

HOW FAR AWAY IS PLYMOUTH FROM BOSTON?

Plymouth is only an hour’s drive away from Boston, making it an easy day trip for locals or an add-on to a larger trip through MA sights.

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