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Summer is the peak time to visit the seashore and explore Cape Cod from Plymouth to Provincetown. You can visit museums, parks, whale watch cruises, music venues, and more during your journey. Plan your next Cape Cod road trip using See Plymouth and you will surely enjoy each stop along the way. Visiting the sites, historical and maritime landmarks and...
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The South Shore of Massachusetts is known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant towns, and diverse activities. It’s also an ideal place to celebrate the 4th of July in America’s Hometown and some of the other festivals the South Shore is known for each summer. From July through August, Plymouth is home to visitors from around the state, nation and globe....
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To commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts will be highlighting the numerous battles across the state that contributed to America’s independence, with a focus on the birthplace of American Liberty and the significant role Massachusetts played in the Revolution. The South Shore community has many historically significant sites and contributions to the Revolution. Join...
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Sunshine, fresh air, beautiful views and delicious food are a recipe for a successful outing. If you are looking for the perfect spot to enjoy an outdoor dining experience, look no further than the alfresco dining options in Plymouth County. With warmer temperatures comes the desire to get outdoors and this includes dining surrounded by the natural beauty of the...
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New England weather is known for being unpredictable and fickle. One day, the sun shines, and the skies are brilliant blue. The next day, there is a veritable monsoon of rain and winds. Mark Twain was right about the weather in our region: “If you don’t like the weather in New England now, just wait a few minutes.“ Thankfully, New...
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As the weather warms up, our swimsuits and sun hats start calling to us to get out on the water. Whether you love to swim, fish, or sail, late spring through summer are the time to dive in. That’s why you should head to Plymouth. With the coastal waters in arm’s reach and plenty of opportunities to get out on...
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Spring is in full swing, and after being cooped up inside all winter, the kids need that fresh air and sunshine. So, why not plan a getaway to the South Shore? Packed full of parks and outdoor attractions that reopen in the spring, it’s the ideal place to visit for a day trip, weekend getaway, or school vacation. Plymouth County...
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Do you stare longingly at Pinterest boards, wishing you could travel to beautiful locales and take amazing photos? Well you can with a trip to Plymouth, MA. This coastal town is full of beautiful, picturesque attractions perfect for your Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook profile. Channel your inner photographer and visit these places for that perfect, stunning shot. Brewster Gardens Linking...
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Plymouth, Massachusetts, is a town where history comes alive. This spring and summer, take a journey through time with an outdoor history trail that guides you through centuries of remarkable stories, from the arrival of the Pilgrims to the industrial innovations that shaped the region. Walk along the waterfront and explore charming downtown streets as you uncover Plymouth’s deep historical...
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The 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, which is considered the start of the American Revolution, is upon us, and Massachusetts is ready to celebrate. Plymouth, MA is no exception. While the town might be best associated with the Pilgrims and the first Thanksgiving, the Revolutionary War still darkened the colonists’ doorsteps. However, just as the pilgrims...
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The South Shore is full of history, from monuments to museums. However, the historic houses throughout the region offer a glimpse into the past that you don’t want to miss. These homes provide a snapshot of everyday life during different periods of American history, offering visitors a chance to step back in time and experience the stories of those who...
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Plymouth, MA is a town steeped in history, and there are an abundance of statues that you can visit to get a glimpse of the past. From honoring the Native Americans and the Pilgrims to remembering those lost on 9/11, these monuments teach us to take a moment to reflect on what we have and where we came from. The...
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Plymouth, Massachusetts is an incredible destination known for its rich history, scenic waterfront, and vibrant arts scene. But what happens when rain threatens to put a damper on your plans? No worries–Plymouth and its neighboring towns offer plenty of engaging indoor activities that will keep you entertained while staying warm and dry. From fascinating historical tours to art galleries and...
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Are you of Irish descent or simply admire Irish culture? The South Shore Irish Heritage Trail is a journey into the past through nine scenic towns in coastal Massachusetts. From Weymouth to Plymouth, these communities attracted Irish immigrants in large numbers, who brought their spirit and culture along with them. Their descendants comprise upwards of 40% of the South Shore’s...
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March is Women’s History Month, where we recognize and celebrate the contributions of women to our nation’s history, both big and small. The South Shore has been home to numerous women who have impacted American history, and there are exhibits, monuments, and more where you can discover their stories. The Pilgrim Women Who Settled Plymouth When the Pilgrims arrived on...
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Looking to explore a little piece of Revolutionary War history? What about learning more about an influential American woman? Then travel along the Mercy Otis Warren Trail nestled in the South Shore. You’ll gain a greater appreciation for a trailblazing Plymouth woman and the doors she opened for female historians and authors. Who Was Mercy Otis Warren? Mercy Otis Warren...
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Do you have an interest in maritime history? Then you need to give Massachusetts’ South Shore a visit. Plymouth and Bristol County have an abundance of landmarks, museums, and schools dedicated to keeping the area’s extensive history alive. Plan a vacation down on the South Shore and visit these locations that will tell you the amazing tales of its maritime...
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There’s no shortage of amazing museums throughout the South Shore, but did you know there are also galleries and performance centers, too? That’s because Plymouth and Bristol County are a hub of arts and culture that simply shouldn’t be missed. And if you’re looking for a time when you can avoid summer tourist crowds, consider the shoulder season months. From...
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Valentine’s Day is on the horizon, and that means planning the perfect date. Yet, even without a holiday dedicated to love, you should plan a romantic weekend itinerary for yourself and your significant other on the South Shore. Plymouth and Bristol County are full of restaurants, spas, inns, and entertainment that will surely make any couple happy during their getaway....
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With Valentine’s Day approaching, it’s essential that you start planning early so you can book the best dinner, accommodations, and activities for you and your partner. Thankfully, the South Shore has tons of options that will make for an amazing romantic getaway. You can book everything you need for a Valentine’s Day, anniversary, or proposal weekend that you and your...
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“Out with the old, in with the new” is a nice saying, but when you’re antiquing, it has a new meaning. What’s old to someone else could be a new addition to your home or collection. That’s why you should come to Plymouth County and hunt down some incredible antiques, vintage apparel, and second-hand treasures. Whether you’re new to the...
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Whether you’re dealing with holiday stress or simply need a break, it’s important to take a mental health day. You’ll find lots of opportunities to do so in Plymouth, with the various spas, yoga studios, and places to simply relax throughout the town. Put yourself first and take time out of your busy schedule to plan a mental health day...
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When life gets crazy with work, family, and relationships, you always know you can count on your girlfriends to be in your corner. You appreciate their support and the bonds of friendship more than you can say. Why not show it instead by planning an incredible weekend on the South Shore for a girls getaway? It’s the perfect way to...
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The holidays always seem to sneak up on us, and that can be a cause for stress. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or there’s a birthday or anniversary in December, shopping for gifts is a must. If you’re getting worried about finding the perfect gift for your friends and family, don’t worry. Go to the South Shore and you’ll...
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Plymouth Rock is perhaps the most iconic landmark on the South Shore, if not in the entirety of New England. It’s generally considered where the Pilgrims landed when they arrived in the New World in 1620 and has been a symbol of the beginning and founding of America. 20,000 years ago, Plymouth Rock was deposited onto the South Shore by...
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Fall is one of the best times to experience the local breweries of the South Shore. New seasonal brews take center stage and are made from local ingredients, reflecting the fun autumn flavors New England is known for. So as the weather turns cooler, call up some friends and make plans to check out the breweries and taprooms all over...
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August may be over, but summer doesn’t officially end until September 22nd. So there’s no reason not to plan one last vacation in Plymouth County before fall takes over. In fact, you might find September to be the best time to visit the South Shore, as great attractions are still open while the tourist crowds begin to thin out. The...
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Is there anything more quintessentially New England than a beautiful lighthouse overlooking the seashore? Of course not, which is why you should make sure to see some before the summer ends. The South Shore has some incredible lighthouses you’ll want to visit. Enjoy the scenic views of the ocean while learning about the historic and symbolic significance of these magnificent...
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There’s no time like the summer to visit Plymouth, Massachusetts. The sun, the attractions, and the atmosphere all make it a beautiful and fun place to visit. However, it’s important to know how to keep cool while you’re here. When the weather gets hot, here are a few ways to beat the summer heat in Plymouth. Play at an Indoor...
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Looking forward to your annual summer road trip? For many, road trips are a tradition with friends, family, and couples. For some it’s to the same yearly destination, while others like to choose a new place every year. This year, why not take your road trip through Plymouth? With coastal beauty, early American history, and tons of attractions, it’s ideal...
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Scituate, MA is a beautiful seaside town and a hidden gem on the South Shore. In fact, Smithsonian Magazine named it as one of the 15 Best Small Towns to Visit in 2024 due to its historic lighthouse, delicious seafood, and significance to the Irish community. So this summer, plan a trip to the South Shore and discover the fun...
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The Massachusetts South Shore is an incredible place, filled with history, culture, and agriculture. If you want to learn more about what makes Plymouth, Fall River, and other towns in the county stand out and how they made their mark, you’ll want to talk to the experts. By that, we mean book a tour. Guided tours are a great way...
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On Saturday, May 11, Plymouth’s cruise season will begin with the arrival of the American Glory. The ship will arrive on Saturday, May 11 at 4:00 pm and depart on Sunday, May 12 at 6:00 pm. Throughout the season, 23 ships will dock in Plymouth Bay. American Cruise Lines will feature its smaller ships. American Glory 15 stops American Independence...
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Say you’re visiting Plymouth, MA for a fun and relaxing getaway. Suddenly, you remember something – a loved one’s birthday is coming up! And you still need to get them a present! There’s no need to panic. Plymouth is filled with local businesses and shops that have tons of great gift ideas for anyone you have to shop for. Gift...
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Looking for something to do in April? Then come experience the incredible phenomenon of the return of the herring to Plymouth! This annual event is a celebration of nature and a sure sign that spring is in full swing. Come to Plymouth to celebrate with the town and experience the Running of the Herring. What Is the Running of the...
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It’s important to stay healthy, even while traveling. It’s easy to indulge in fast food and forget to exercise while on vacation, but that often results in returning home feeling worn out and weighed down. While you should certainly take the opportunity to treat yourself, here are some ways that you can stay healthy while visiting Plymouth. Get Active CrossFit...
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It’s easy to become a homebody in winter and forget the importance of getting out to see the guys. Sure, maybe you’ll invite them over for the big game, but true friend groups make time to get together and go on adventures once in a while. In Plymouth County, there’s a ton of great stuff to do, so making plans...
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Galentine’s Day, which is the fictional holiday celebrated in the hit TV series Parks & Recreation, has become an observed global holiday in the real world. It’s a day that celebrates women’s friendship. While it’s typically marked as February 13th, it can be observed any day between February 1st and Valentine’s Day. Really, there’s no date that isn’t great for...
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The bond between a mother and daughter is often special, and deserves to grow even as the little girl grows up. Whether you’re a mother looking to create new memories with her growing daughter, connect with a teen, or keep in touch with a busy adult, Plymouth is full of spas, shopping, and dining perfect for a day out together....
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So you’re planning to meet up with friends in Plymouth for a fun outing. But why settle for just dinner and drinks? You should plan a more adventurous night out in Plymouth that’ll make this meetup memorable for years to come! LongHouse Axe Throwing For safe but adventurous group fun, you’ll want to head over to LongHouse Axe Throwing. Whether...
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If you’re an expecting mother, you’re probably planning for a big transition in your life. Parenthood is a major adjustment. Most people find that their own wants and needs take a backseat to the new baby’s. So before you give birth, you deserve to treat yourself. Whether you’re a single mother or have a dedicated partner, you should plan a...
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If you’re an animal lover visiting Plymouth, you’re in luck! This beautiful section of Massachusetts has an abundance of nature trails, bird watching, whale watches, and zoos. Depending on the time of year you could see all manner of animals. Birds build their nests in the spring while squirrels and raccoons gather food for the winter. Whatever time of year...
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October is here, and that means it’s time for things to get spooky in Plymouth County! New England has always had a certain mystique about it when fall comes and the leaves turn. Massachusetts is especially famous for its witch trials, ghost stories, and infamous landmarks. If you’re in the mood for some chills and thrills while visiting Plymouth this...
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Have you been feeling run-down and think it’s time to treat yourself to a spa day? Whether it’s a full-body massage, an eyebrow wax, or a new hairstyle, it’s important to take time for yourself. You deserve to look and feel beautiful and relaxed, so here are some of the amazing spas and salons in Plymouth County so you can...
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While it’s easy to wander about Plymouth and find some incredible sights, to really get the best side of the town, you need to talk to the experts. And who could know more about the best of Plymouth than the tour guides? Their jobs are to talk about all of the great food, history, secrets, and more as they lead...
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Plymouth is one of the most historic areas in Massachusetts and New England as a whole. It’s where the Pilgrims settled, there’s an abundance of historic sites and museums, and the Native American history and culture is still strong. So there’s no surprise that the town is filled with incredible museums, colonial houses, and historic replicas that no history buff...
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If you’re craving sugar while exploring Plymouth, MA, you’re in luck. There are so many bakeries, candy shops, ice cream parlors, and more to choose from to satisfy your sweet tooth. Don’t fret about calories or cavities – treat yourself to something decadent from one or all of the town’s amazing shops. Ice Cream on the Wharf When the warm...
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For the past few years you’ve been stuck inside, isolated, only getting to hang out with friends virtually. Now that the world has opened up again, it’s time to make plans with your best girls and make up for lost time. Plymouth is the place to do this, as you’ll have tons of shopping, dining, drinks, and fun things to...
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Looking for a summer romance or planning an unforgettable date? Then Plymouth County is where you’ll want to visit, as there’s no shortage of wonderful activities you and your date can do as a couple. From good food and drinks to strolls through the gardens to a trip to the spa, love will be in the air. Wine and Dine...
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