Plimoth & Patuxet
Plimoth & Patuxet
Plimoth & Patuxet

Plimoth & Patuxet Tours and Tickets

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Plimoth & Patuxet, formerly Plimoth Plantation, is a living history museum that attempts to portray the first colony of English settlers to arrive in the New World in the 1600s. You’ll meet historical reenactors who speak and dress the way the Pilgrims did as you explore the faithful recreation of a chapter in American history at a Smithsonian-affiliated museum.

  • 137 Warren Ave., Plymouth, Massachusetts, 02360

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What are people saying about Plimoth & Patuxet

Maribeth_W, Oct 2023
Well pleased!
We were very pleased with this tour. Our tour guide was very informative. The bus was clean and in good repair. Overall we would not hesitate to use this company again.
Douglas_H, Oct 2023
A great way to spend a day in the Boston area
Excellent itinerary, but the tour guide was the icing on the cake. Very knowledgeable and informative, he delivered information in a well paced manner. An excellent communicator. A great day trip which I heartedly recommend.
Varci_F, Oct 2023
Amazing!
Plimouth Village and the live actors made it feel you were back in time with their cool ways of talking!!
Damon_H, Oct 2023
Good time.
Very interesting historical conversation around historical setting. Highly recommended. Don't return to your village without a visit to this one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:Should I book Plimoth & Patuxet tickets in advance?
A:
We recommend booking e-tickets ahead of time to secure your spot since Plimoth & Patuxet can get crowded. If you book with Viator, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund.
Q:How much does it cost to visit Plimoth & Patuxet 2024?
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Currently, an entrance ticket to Plimoth & Patuxet costs USD 33.95. Guided Plimoth & Patuxet tours start around USD 33.95 per person.
People Also Ask
Q:What can I do at Plimoth Patuxet Museums?
A:Experience the life of the pilgrims and indigenous Wampanoag people at this lifelike representation of the 17th-century Plymouth colony. Try a hands-on workshop learning Wampanoag pottery, 17th-century music and dance, practice in children’s chores of the period, or learn the alphabet in use at the time.
Q:Why is the Plimoth Plantation renamed?
A:To highlight the indigenous people who were already on the land when the Plymouth settlers landed, the name was changed from the Plimoth Plantation to the Plimoth Patuxet Museum. Visitors see how life was for both the new settlers and old inhabitants at the museum and other attractions onsite.
Q:How long should you spend at Plimoth Plantation?
A:Visitors generally spend around 2.5 hours at the plantation, but it’s up to you. Add a visit to the Mayflower II or the Plimoth Grist Mill, and add more time. Also, plan to speak with local staff acting in character and stop at the gift shop.
Q:Is Plimoth Plantation worth it?
A:Yes, a visit to Plimoth Plantation is worth it for the educational experience. Visitors learn not only about the Mayflower and pilgrims who came to the United States from Europe but also about the indigenous people who occupied the land before, the Patuxet. Plus, the staff acting in character is a treat.
Q:How much does it cost to visit Plimoth Plantation?
A:There are different ticket options, depending on which attractions you’re interested in. You can visit only the Plimoth Patuxet Museum, which ranges from approximately US$20 to US$35, or you can add the Mayflower II, Plimoth Grist Mill, or make other combos for various prices. Members get free admission.
Q:When is the best time to visit Plimoth Plantation?
A:Visit Plimoth Plantation all year round to see the different activities the 17th-century residents engaged in at various times of the year. Note that Boston has cold and usually snowy winters and warmer but more humid summers, so plan accordingly. Special programs run around Thanksgiving time, too.