Things to do in Plymouth, MA

Are you looking for a fun event happening in Plymouth? The historic Plymouth waterfront has many events all year. From the Mayflower replica and Plymouth rock, to amazing food, bustling shops, and unique places to stay, America's Hometown has it all. 


How do I spend a day in Plymouth, MA? 

The top attractions in Plymouth are the Plimouth Patuxet Museum, Mayflower II, and Plymouth Rock. While the last two are easily accessible by foot when you're in downtown Plymouth, the interactive, immersive Plimouth Patuxet Museum is best reached by the free Circuit shuttle service. The electric, tech-enabled shared vehicles are easily booked using their app. 


What are the 10 best things to do in Plymouth, MA?

If history is not your thing, the buzzing coastal town and hip shops are worth a visit on their own. There are art shops, cute coastal shops, lovely scenery, breweries, wineries, and craft beer gardens. Patio dining is available at a number of restaurants, including ThreeV Restaurant in historic Cordage Park. 


Self-guided Plymouth MA walking tour

Pilgrim Memorial State Park walking tours are available from guides at the See Plymouth Tourist office, starting at the Plymouth Rock Portico. Self-guided tours are available for purchase, or you can try a spooky Plymouth Ghost Tour after dark. 


Free things to do in Plymouth, Mass. 

There are so many free things to take advantage of in Plymouth! Millions of people visit Plymouth Rock each year as it is the world-famous symbol of the arrival of settlers to the New World. Not far away is Nelson Memorial State Park, with playground, splash pad, beach access, and full ADA accessibility. The free Circuit shuttle service provides transportation to Cordage Park and Nelson Park alike. 


After you've spent the day walking through historic Plymouth and experiencing the bustling downtown, relax at Plymouth's best beachfront bar! Catch a free ride to ThreeV Sandbar, on the shores of Plymouth harbor, using the Circuit bus. You can't get any closer to the water than ThreeV Sandbar. Meet your friends by the shore for lunch, then hop on a free ride to the Waterfront for shopping and attractions. Park once, ride free. Insider tip: park for free in downtown Plymouth when you dine at Cordage Park, then take the Circuit to the waterfront.