Things To Do
Plimoth Patuxet Museums
A living history museum where you can step back into the 1600s and experience life in a Pilgrim settlement and Wampanoag homesite. It’s one of the most immersive historical experiences in New England and great for all ages. Distance: ~3 miles from Plymouth (10 min) | ~45 miles from Logan (1 hr)
Plymouth Rock
This iconic historic site marks where the Pilgrims are believed to have landed and sits along a scenic harborfront. Even though it’s small, the surrounding waterfront and walking paths make it a relaxing place to stroll and take photos.
Mayflower II
A full-scale replica of the original ship that brought the Pilgrims to America, docked right in Plymouth Harbor. Visitors can climb aboard and learn about the harsh Atlantic journey of 1620.
Brewster Gardens
A peaceful park with walking paths, streams, and seasonal flowers right in downtown Plymouth. It’s a great quiet escape for a picnic or a casual stroll.
Colony Place
An exceptionally designed lifestyle destination for the entire family, Colony Place has more of what you want. And all in one place. With special events, specialty retail, restaurants, home furnishings, services, electronics and even groceries. Colony Place is located ½ way between Boston and Cape Cod just off Route 3.
Blue Hills Reservation
A massive nature reserve with hiking, and scenic overlooks. From the summit, you get sweeping views of the Boston skyline.
World's End
A stunning coastal park designed by Frederick Law Olmsted with walking trails and harbor views. It’s perfect for a scenic walk, photography, or a peaceful afternoon outdoors.
Freedom Trail
A 2.5-mile walking route connecting 16 historic sites across Boston, including Revolutionary War landmarks. It’s one of the best ways to explore the city while learning history.
Fenway Park
The oldest MLB stadium and home of the Red Sox, offering games and behind-the-scenes tours. Even non-sports fans enjoy the atmosphere and history.
Public Garden
A beautifully landscaped park famous for its swan boats and seasonal flowers. It’s a relaxing spot in the middle of the city, perfect for walking or picnicking.
Faneuil Hall Marketplace
A lively historic marketplace filled with food stalls, shops, and street performers. It’s great for trying different foods and soaking in the energy of downtown Boston.
Harvard Square
A vibrant area filled with bookstores, cafés, and street performers near Harvard University. It has a mix of intellectual energy and quirky charm.
Cape Cod National Seashore
A protected stretch of coastline with dramatic dunes, beaches, and wildlife. It’s perfect for swimming, hiking, or simply enjoying classic New England coastal scenery.