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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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We’ve all heard the classic story of the Pilgrims when Thanksgiving comes around. They sailed from England on the Mayflower to escape persecution, landed on Plymouth Rock on November 9, 1620, and after a hard first year held a feast with the Native Americans who taught them how to survive in their new settlement. However, there’s so much more to...
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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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Father’s Day is the perfect opportunity to spend some time with your dad or the important father figure of your life. Plan a great day out with Dad at one of the many incredible attractions or restaurants in Plymouth. It’s a fantastic way to bond and create memories that will last a lifetime, and they could be the start to...
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May is one of the most beautiful times of the year in New England, which makes it ideal for visiting Plymouth County. With an abundance of gardens, parks, and conservation land, there are beautiful places all around to visit this spring. Be sure to bring sunscreen and your camera so you can fully enjoy all the flowers, sunshine, and greenery...
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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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There is nothing more magical than spending the holiday season on the coast of Massachusetts. Plymouth County is conveniently located by the ocean, and the combination of waterfront views, snowy landscapes, and holiday cheer is unparalleled. If you happen to find yourself on the Massachusetts South Shore between November and January, be sure to attend these can’t-miss community holiday events...
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Spring is the time to get outdoors and get active. Walking around in the sunshine and breathing in fresh air is a sure way to shake off those winter blahs. The South Shore happens to have an abundance of outdoor fun that is perfect for spring. Plymouth’s Walking and Hiking Trails Currently, 28% of Plymouth County’s 65,000 acres is designated...
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Spring in Fall River, Massachusetts is a very quiet time. Tourists have come and gone, and everything is slowly waking back up as the weather gets warmer. It’s common to see locals strolling the streets and parks, getting back outside, tending to gardens, and creating an overall peaceful atmosphere to enter into. If you’re not interested in the crowds but...
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Beginning in the 17th century, Irish immigrants began settling in towns along the southern coast of Massachusetts. Today around 40% of their descendants still live in these towns. The South Shore Irish Heritage Trail takes its influence from the Boston Irish Heritage Trail and the Wild Atlantic Trail in Ireland, and it runs through nine beautiful towns starting in Weymouth...
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Westport, Massachusetts is a quaint little town on the South Shore that doesn’t quite fit in with its neighbors. When visiting Westport, it doesn’t feel like you are less than 30 miles from Providence, RI but instead as though you have been transported to the Cape. With an adorable coastal vibe, it’s a very easy-going town with plenty of places...
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For a place that gets most of its tourists in the summer, the South Shore of Massachusetts is absolutely booming during the Spring season! With St. Patty’s Day celebrations, bar crawls and community get-togethers, make sure to catch these events on the South Shore this Spring! Irish Heritage Trail Starting in Weymouth, and continuing through Hingham, Hull, Cohasset, Scituate, Marshfield...
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There is nothing more beautiful than spending a Massachusetts winter by the coast in Plymouth County. Though the weather may be harsh at times, it’s nothing that a parka, some mittens and a hat can’t fix! For all outdoor adventure lovers, Plymouth County has a bounty of winter activities for you to enjoy, from walking trails to winter sports! Paved...
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Don’t let the cold weather scare you away from exploring Fall River, Massachusetts. Throw on a jacket, some gloves, and a hat because it’s time to explore! Fall River isn’t a large city but there is still so much to see and do. Whether you’re looking for historical sites, family-friendly excursions, or some great places to grab food, Fall River...
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Family vacations are so much more than framed pictures on the wall. You are given the chance to enjoy quality time with loved ones, make memories, visit new places and create new traditions. One of your family’s new traditions can be visiting Bristol County every year! This beautiful area in southern Massachusetts has so much to offer, especially for families....
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Bridgewater, MA is one of the oldest and most charming towns in Massachusetts. With plenty of historical architecture, a rich past, and surrounded by scenic beauty, it’s the perfect getaway. If you’re looking to skip the tourist crowds, the off-season is the ideal time to plan your trip. Take some time to relax in Bridgewater before the surge of summer...
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Mattapoisett, Massachusetts is the perfect place to escape to. If you’re looking for a relaxing stay in a beautiful coastal town, this is the ideal location for you. But such a place can be overwhelming during the summer. If you’re hoping for a more laid-back stay, slow down and plan for the off-season. Enjoy the waterfront views and visit a...
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Plymouth, Massachusetts, also known as America’s Hometown, is where the Pilgrims first stepped down from the Mayflower and where the famous First Thanksgiving took place. Today, the community continues to celebrate the city’s grand history and offers various celebrations during the holiday season. Whether you’re looking for a parade, a delicious traditional meal or want to view historic landmarks, Plymouth...
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Taking place the Saturday before Thanksgiving, the streets of Plymouth are lined with locals and visitors alike to watch the nationally recognized America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Parade. The beloved celebration honors Plymouth’s grand history and the contributions of the Pilgrims and Native American tribes that laid the foundation for the city and our country. The History of Thanksgiving in Plymouth Plymouth,...
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If you’re looking for the perfect fall getaway, New Bedford, Massachusetts should be number one on your list. Whether you’re looking to stroll down the waterfront, explore historic landmarks, indulge in the New England culinary scene, or enjoy some outdoor time with your family, you will find what you’re looking for in New Bedford. Buttonwood Park Zoo Calling all animal...
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Plimoth Patuxet stands as a living testament to American history. The renowned living museum transports visitors back in time to the early 17th century, recreating the world of the Pilgrims and Native Americans. With meticulous attention to detail, it offers an authentic and immersive experience that allows guests to step into the shoes of those who laid the foundations of...
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Plymouth, Massachusetts in the fall is an absolute dream. The crisp waterfront breeze, the ocean views, and best of all, no summer crowds. Being able to actually see and experience the history and culture of Plymouth without hundreds of people around you at all times makes the experience so much more enjoyable. So keep on reading to find out the...
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You simply can’t beat the weather, views, or activities during fall in Hingham, Massachusetts. Enjoy the exquisite array of food, and the beautiful walking trails in Hingham this autumn. World’s End World’s End is a 400+ acre peninsula that has been preserved by locals for over 50 years offering visitors and the community a serene escape in nature. It is...
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Fall in Westport, Massachusetts is for friends, farms, brews, and delicious lobster rolls. Take a vacation to this beautiful coastal town and spend some time by the bay, try some of the best New England cuisine, and escape the rush of the city. Take note of the top four things you should do while visiting to ensure that you make...
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Plimoth Patuxet Museums Experience history in real time at the Plimoth Patuxet Museums. Home to a re-creation of a 17th-Century English Village, Plimoth Grist Mill and other major exhibitions, the Plymouth Patuxet Museums offer a wide array of activities and learning opportunities for visitors. Explore the Patuxet Homesite where Indigenous Americans lived for over 12,000 years. Did you know over...
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