This historic seaside community of Plymouth also known as “America’s Hometown”, is rich in history and cultural heritage. Plymouth was founded in 1620. You will discover a window into the past, present, and even the future of the South Shore.  Home to not only Grand Federal–Style homes with gated driveways and Victorian mansions with gingerbread gables, left over from the era when a wealthy population summered here, but also to cozy cottage Cape style homes with manicured lawns and natural landscaping.

Plymouth attracts thousands of tourists each year to visit such historic landmarks as Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower II. The largest town in Massachusetts, Plymouth has 36 miles of shoreline and 9 public beaches as well as 9 golf courses and 360 ponds. In addition to a number of art galleries, Plymouth’s artistic community can be witnessed in the soaring sound of the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, and through free waterfront concerts put on by Project Arts. Countless experiences awaits  you at Plymouth Harbor, some of which being the awe-inspiring whale watching,  Plymouth’s Main Street shops hosting their store fronts in historic buildings that are well worth the effort to stop, stroll and browse for everything from British imports to new aged novelties, gourmet chocolate or fabulous breads and pastries and inviting coffee shops with outdoor seating. Visit Plymouth's website to learn all you can do in this charming historic town!