Settled in 1620, Plymouth, Massachusetts has 400 years of history to showcase to visitors. You can learn about the history of this modern and vibrant city by joining one of the many guided tours available; visit stately historic mansions, go on a 90-minute walking tour of downtown Plymouth, or explore the paranormal on a Ghost Tour.

There are several interesting museums that document the early days – try the Pilgrim Hall Museum or Plimouth Plantation (a “living” outdoor museum). Art lovers have many art centers, galleries, and studios to visit, and the city offers cranberry picking (seasonal), farmers markets, and brewery tours for all the foodies.

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