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Christian

Hi, my name is Christian, a local and licensed tour guide of the city of Boston!

This tour will cover the town of Plymouth where a group of brave Pilgrims landed in 1620 establishing the first colony in New England. The tour will trace the very path that the Pilgrims followed more than 400 years ago and includes a visit to a replica of the Mayflower ship.
Distance: 1.5 miles. Time: 90 minutes.

Plymouth Pilgrim Tour

Built in England in the 1950s and arriving in Plymouth in 1957, this is an important replica of the original ship that is part of the tale of the European settlement in America. It's also the starting point of our Plymouth walking tour.

Mayflower II

Protected under a classical columned canopy, here you will find Plymouth Rock, which represents the place of the first landing in Plymouth. While it's still in doubt whether this was the exact place, it's still a treasured location.

Plymouth Rock

Inside the Brewster Gardens, you will find the Pilgrim Women's Statue by Henry Hudson Kitson. It is dedicated to the intrepid English women who were part of the construction of the new nation.

Pilgrim Women's Statue

The First Parish Church in Plymouth is a historical landmark that was erected in 1899. The church is located downtown on Town Square at the base of Burial Hill

First Church

Located close to Plymouth Rock, this sarcophagus contains the remains of the Mayflower Pilgrims, who died during the first year after their arrival in Plymouth.

Cole's Hill Burial Sarcophagus

Completed in 1921 to mark the three-hundredth anniversary of the Pilgrims' landing, this statue represents the Pokanoke leader Massasoit, whose history is narrated by our guide of Plymouth.

Massasoit Statue

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