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Sunday, November 28, 2010
Photo of the Day Contest
Fellow staycationers submitted their recent photos of their one-day excursions to Plymouth. What's your favorite picture: Photo #1, #2 or #3? We want your feedback! The photo that gets the most comments in our comments section underneath this post will win a special prize!
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What a lovely afternoon! Its time for a relaxing walk on the beach and jetty!
You had a fun-filled morning and most likely stuffed yourself during lunch. What's there to do next? That's easy... enj
oy the beautiful scenery that Plymouth presents you with!
This afternoon stroll is every staycationer's favorite part of their day in the quaint town.
The Plymouth ocean is a breathtaking site. You can easily sit on the beach for the entire afternoon and watch the water come crashing onto the shore.
If you want to be more adventurous, take a walk on the famous jetty and feel like you're a part of the water life in Plymouth. Even better, you c
an get a fantastic and close-up view of all the boats docked on the harbor.
Check out link featuring Old Colony Memorial reporter Rich Harber journey filled with information and interviews on the Plymouth Jetty below:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ03CwIA_1k (Courtesy of OldCM's youtube channel)
oy the beautiful scenery that Plymouth presents you with!This afternoon stroll is every staycationer's favorite part of their day in the quaint town.
The Plymouth ocean is a breathtaking site. You can easily sit on the beach for the entire afternoon and watch the water come crashing onto the shore.
If you want to be more adventurous, take a walk on the famous jetty and feel like you're a part of the water life in Plymouth. Even better, you c
an get a fantastic and close-up view of all the boats docked on the harbor.Check out link featuring Old Colony Memorial reporter Rich Harber journey filled with information and interviews on the Plymouth Jetty below:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ03CwIA_1k (Courtesy of OldCM's youtube channel)
Phew, it's time for lunch and I'm starving!
That was a lot of sightseeing and history you just took in. It's time to come back to the present!
You got up early in the morning, its lunch time, and you're in a desperate need of an energy boost. There's no need to worry because the waterfront is only a couple blocks away from Pilgrim Hall and has plenty of options for you. But here are the two places that we suggest:
1. Isaac's Restaurant: Isaac's is Plymouth's most popular seafood restaurant. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Isaac's is the place to be. It's perfect for lunch because of the delicious food at an unbelievable rate. Isaac's has everything every New Englander cherishes includ
ing fresh lobster, fried clams, New England Clam Chowder, sea scallops, and more! Isaac's accommodates all types of customers as has a bar, fine dining section, and common dining area.
Visit Isaac's website for menu options and pricing: http://isaacsdining.com/
2. Mama Mia's: Mama Mia's is the Staycation Sensation's favorite! This Italian Restaurant is the perfect for the casual diner. Its famous for its pizza and ho
memade egg noodles. In fact, we personally recommend the Veal Parmesan over egg noodles. Mama Mia's has a rustic feeling to the place as it was transformed from an old house to a local's favorite delight in 1974.
Visit Mama Mia's website for menu options and pricing: http://www.mammamias.net/
You got up early in the morning, its lunch time, and you're in a desperate need of an energy boost. There's no need to worry because the waterfront is only a couple blocks away from Pilgrim Hall and has plenty of options for you. But here are the two places that we suggest:
1. Isaac's Restaurant: Isaac's is Plymouth's most popular seafood restaurant. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Isaac's is the place to be. It's perfect for lunch because of the delicious food at an unbelievable rate. Isaac's has everything every New Englander cherishes includ
ing fresh lobster, fried clams, New England Clam Chowder, sea scallops, and more! Isaac's accommodates all types of customers as has a bar, fine dining section, and common dining area.Visit Isaac's website for menu options and pricing: http://isaacsdining.com/
2. Mama Mia's: Mama Mia's is the Staycation Sensation's favorite! This Italian Restaurant is the perfect for the casual diner. Its famous for its pizza and ho
memade egg noodles. In fact, we personally recommend the Veal Parmesan over egg noodles. Mama Mia's has a rustic feeling to the place as it was transformed from an old house to a local's favorite delight in 1974.Visit Mama Mia's website for menu options and pricing: http://www.mammamias.net/
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Good Morning! It's time to rise and shine with some history!
Welcome. We're so glad that you decided to consider Plymouth as a place where you can enjoy a perfect day! Is this your first time coming to historic Plymouth, but you have no clue where to start your journey? Don't worry; we have you all covered.
When you think of Plymouth, the first world you usually associate this fantastic place with is history. Plymouth is arguably one of the most important places in American history. In 1620, a group of Europeans, today known as the Pilgrims, established their colony in Plymouth after separating from the Church of England. The Pilgrims wanted to practice their religion in a different manner that was accepted in England, and as a result embarked on a difficult and rigorous journey.
In our town, you will see many different symbols and artifacts which represent the hardships and struggles that the Pilgrims faced.
Come early in the morning to avoid the crowds and lines to the following places:
1. Plymouth
Rock: Plymouth Rock is one America's most recognizable landmarks. In 1620, legend has it that the pilgrims landed on this very rock in Provincetown, Massachusetts. After a hundred years, this very rock was moved to Plymouth -- to where the colonists settled -- in order to commemorate their ancestors achievements. Nearly 400 years later, Plymouth Rock still lies on Plymouth Harbor. Guests of the Rock are encouraged to take pictures; however, guests may not touch the rock. Admission is free.
Click on the following link for more information on Plymouth Rock: http://www.visit-plymouth.com/plymouthrock.htm
2. Mayflower II: After looking at Plymouth rock, your next stop is just a walk away -- to the Mayflower II. The Mayflower II is a replica ship of what the original Mayflower, the ship that the Pilgrims traveled on from Europe to Massachusetts in 1620, looked like. The replica ship was built in England in 1950 and sailed its way to Plymouth. Mayflower II was opened for the first time to the public in the New England town in 1957 and has since undergone renovation twice since then. The ship is Plymouth's most popular attraction among families. Tours are given frequently throughout the year.
Click on the following link for more information on the Mayflower II: http://www.plimoth.org/features/mayflower-2/
3. Pilgrim Hall Museum: Pilgrim Hall Museum is about a 15 minute walk away from the first two sites, but the walk is certainly worth it! Pilgrim Hall is the oldest museum to be open to the public in Untied States history! Many artifacts from the Pilgrims on the Mayflow
er and the original English colony are featured in this museum. In addition, Pilgrim Hall has a different exhibit each season! For example, the Summer of 2010's exhibit featured all the food and alcohol the Pilgrims consumed and its importance in how we eat and drink today! What will this season's exhibit be? Come and find out only at Pilgrim Hall!
Click on the following link for more information on the Mayflower II: http://www.pilgrimhall.org/calendar.htm
When you think of Plymouth, the first world you usually associate this fantastic place with is history. Plymouth is arguably one of the most important places in American history. In 1620, a group of Europeans, today known as the Pilgrims, established their colony in Plymouth after separating from the Church of England. The Pilgrims wanted to practice their religion in a different manner that was accepted in England, and as a result embarked on a difficult and rigorous journey.
In our town, you will see many different symbols and artifacts which represent the hardships and struggles that the Pilgrims faced.
Come early in the morning to avoid the crowds and lines to the following places:
1. Plymouth
Rock: Plymouth Rock is one America's most recognizable landmarks. In 1620, legend has it that the pilgrims landed on this very rock in Provincetown, Massachusetts. After a hundred years, this very rock was moved to Plymouth -- to where the colonists settled -- in order to commemorate their ancestors achievements. Nearly 400 years later, Plymouth Rock still lies on Plymouth Harbor. Guests of the Rock are encouraged to take pictures; however, guests may not touch the rock. Admission is free.Click on the following link for more information on Plymouth Rock: http://www.visit-plymouth.com/plymouthrock.htm
2. Mayflower II: After looking at Plymouth rock, your next stop is just a walk away -- to the Mayflower II. The Mayflower II is a replica ship of what the original Mayflower, the ship that the Pilgrims traveled on from Europe to Massachusetts in 1620, looked like. The replica ship was built in England in 1950 and sailed its way to Plymouth. Mayflower II was opened for the first time to the public in the New England town in 1957 and has since undergone renovation twice since then. The ship is Plymouth's most popular attraction among families. Tours are given frequently throughout the year.
Click on the following link for more information on the Mayflower II: http://www.plimoth.org/features/mayflower-2/3. Pilgrim Hall Museum: Pilgrim Hall Museum is about a 15 minute walk away from the first two sites, but the walk is certainly worth it! Pilgrim Hall is the oldest museum to be open to the public in Untied States history! Many artifacts from the Pilgrims on the Mayflow
er and the original English colony are featured in this museum. In addition, Pilgrim Hall has a different exhibit each season! For example, the Summer of 2010's exhibit featured all the food and alcohol the Pilgrims consumed and its importance in how we eat and drink today! What will this season's exhibit be? Come and find out only at Pilgrim Hall!Click on the following link for more information on the Mayflower II: http://www.pilgrimhall.org/calendar.htm
Welcome to the One Day Staycation Sensation!
Hi everybody,
Do you need time to get away, but don't have many days to take from work? Is work stressing you out to the point where you need to leave your hometown, but you can't afford a luxurious vacation?
If so, we have a perfect solution for you: Plymouth, Massachusetts! In Plymouth you can experience fun and excitement without paying astronomical prices. On this blog, in our next three posts, you will see all the things you can do in only ONE day to make your staycation sensation in Plymouth a memorable one. Enjoy!
Do you need time to get away, but don't have many days to take from work? Is work stressing you out to the point where you need to leave your hometown, but you can't afford a luxurious vacation?
If so, we have a perfect solution for you: Plymouth, Massachusetts! In Plymouth you can experience fun and excitement without paying astronomical prices. On this blog, in our next three posts, you will see all the things you can do in only ONE day to make your staycation sensation in Plymouth a memorable one. Enjoy!
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