There is more to New England than Championships! Visit America's original home town in Plymouth, Massachusetts, on a private Plymouth tour with a local New England guide.

Experience the nature and history with stories from your local, private guide. See the Pilgrim's first settlement at the Plymouth Plantation. Climb aboard the Mayflower II to feel what it was like for the those Europeans who first saw Plymouth Rock. Take in the scenery at Brewster Gardens.

Let our local Plymouth guide bring history alive for you.

You can choose a Plymouth tour offered by ToursByLocals, but feel free to contact a guide to suggest alternative places and activities that strike your interest. Your guide wants you to have the ultimate Plymouth experience, and will happily customize any itinerary to suit your needs.

Plymouth

Boston's Freedom Trail: Boston Common to the Old North Church

The Paul Revere Statue and the steeple of the Old North Church, this is iconic Boston!

Built circa 1676, this house was nearly 100 years old when Paul Revere lived here!

The Kings Chapel Burial Ground is the oldest in Boston, some of these gravestones are over 350 years old!

A walk through the downtown Boston core and revolutionary history!

MIT's Stata Center was designed by Frank Gehry and houses one of the Institute's most well known labs.

MIT's Killian Court is the centerpiece of the campus. Commencement exercises are held in this space.

Building 54, Designed by I.M.Pei. It houses the Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences department.

Let's visit two of the world's most famous universities!

Harvard and MIT/Cambridge Half-Day Tour

Copley Square/Back Bay and Beacon Hill Walking Tour with a Private Guide

This is the spectacular view of Copley Square, where we will begin our Back Bay and Beacon Hill walk

19th century stables on the "flat" of the hill are now charming apartments, note the extra wide doors for the horses!

Mount Vernon Street in Beacon Hill. The gold dome above the rooftops is the state capitol, a magnificent building dating to 1798.

Discover two iconic Boston neighborhoods!

Tour the Harvard Campus and see Revolutionary Sites nearby.

Harvard and the American Revolutionary War

The Skyscrapers of the Back Bay as seen from the Back Bay Fens and the entrance to the Rose Garden

Rustic Bridge in the Frederick Law Olmstead designed Back Bay Fens. This is called the Muddy River!

Late 19th century brick row houses on Saint Botolph Street in the (southwest) Back Bay.

The Stunning World Headquarters for the First Church of Christ Scientist, home of the Mapparium.

Boston harbor island state park tours

Explore 5 tours and 1 guides

Edward B.

$ 300 (USD)

Edward B.

$ 300 (USD)

Edward B.

$ 300 (USD)

Edward B.

$ 200 (USD)

Edward B.

$ 300 (USD)

Meet your local guides in Boston harbor island state park

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