Plymouth is a town located in Grafton County, New Hampshire, United States, near Baker and Pemigewasset rivers. In Plymouth live 6,900 inhabitants. Originally, the place was an Abenaki village and incorporated in 1763.
Top Attractions within Plymouth
Plymouth Historical Museum represents one of the most important attractions. The museum houses many exhibits, covering memorable historic events. This fascinating place in Plymouth also houses exhibits such as art works, household items, weapons, jewellery, documents and many other things. The coffee served at the museum's restaurant is delicious. Parking areas are also available. It is an important place that revives the national values and symbols, while tourists will have the chance to know this wonderful spot.
Six Burner Bistro is located on South Main Street, in Plymouth. Inside, the atmosphere is very relaxing and intimate due to fireplaces, music and lights. People come here to have breakfast, lunch or dinner. It is housed in an 1850 building that was once a farm. When the weather is fine, outdoor seating is provided. No matter when tourists will visit Plymouth, but this bistro is a must. To save money, use the coupons and enjoy a delicious and fresh meal. The place is great for families with kids also, so do not forget about it.
Landgon Beach is a relaxing spot in Plymouth. All tourists that visit Plymouth in the summer spend time here with their kids or friends. Here, are many shops, camping areas, playgrounds, as well as bars and nightclubs. Kids can make sand castles, swim or practice water sports. Those who want to relax, can take a book and read it on the beach. The sound of waves and the blue water colors are very beautiful. Taking long walks on this beautiful beach in Plymouth is also relaxing. Admiring the scenery and taking photos are other means of getting rid of stress and an opportunity to know this place better.
