Plymouth Perspectives Guided Walking Tour Details…

75 Minutes / $25 Adults (10% senior and public service discounts available), $20 for children 6-18, Free for children 5 and under

Daily at 10:30 AM (Private tours and step-on guide packages also available)
Meet at Brewster Gardens (Corner of Water Street & Leyden Street)

Advance booking is recommended, as availability is limited!

Join historian and educator Lisa Olivere for a thoughtful, conversation-driven walking tour of Plymouth's historic waterfront, Brewster Gardens, and Town Square.

This experience goes beyond dates and landmarks to explore the people, places, and ideas that continue to shape Plymouth today. Together, we'll examine the many perspectives that have contributed to Plymouth's evolving story—from Wampanoag homeland that has existed long before 1620 to the generations of residents and community members who have helped shape the town since.

Rather than a list of trivial dates and names, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how Plymouth's past connects to the community visitors experience today.

Discovery points along the way…

• Patuxet, Brewster Gardens, and the Town Brook

• Governor Bradford Statue and Mayflower II

• Plymouth Rock and Leyden Street

• Pilgrim Maiden Statue and Namassakeeset Trail

• Leyden Street and the First English Settlement

• Metacomet’s Plaque, Town Square, and the 1749 Courthouse

• Ousamequin (Massasoit’s Statue) and the Sarcophagus at Cole’s Hill

Perfect For…

Curious travelers who want more than a list of dates and landmarks. Whether you're visiting Plymouth for the first time or returning with fresh curiosity, you'll gain new insight into one of America's most important - and often misunderstood - community.