- TripBuzz found 65 things to do indoors in the Plymouth area. From Mayflower Brewing Company to Jenney House Museum, Plymouth offers a variety of rainy day activities and other fun things to do indoors — including 286 indoor attractions with ratings over 90%.
- There are 64 different types of things to do inside in or near Plymouth, Massachusetts. Some of the most popular types of these activities include: History Museums, Winery/Vineyard, Movie Theaters and Breweries.
- There are 9 indoor activities in Plymouth, and 56 indoor attractions in nearby cities within 25 miles, including: Hingham, Brockton, Sandwich and Taunton.
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Symphony Hall is a historic building and home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Opening in October 1900, the hall is a live entertainment venue, noted for its quality of sound and interior design.
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Boasting Americas oldest car collection, the Larz Anderson Auto Museum maintains a large collection of vintage and classic automobiles. The museum hosts a variety of educational programs and special events, and is available for private functions.
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The Capawock Theatre is a historic cinema that shows a mix of newly released as well as independent movies to the local community. The theater also shows occasional classic films and offers concessions to its guests.
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Larz Anderson Park, Brookline, MA 2445
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Larz Anderson Auto Museum houses the country's oldest collection of vintage automobiles which date back to early 20th century as well as multiple non-motorized transports such as authentic horse-drawn sleighs and carriages.
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Copley Place is a shopping mall that features a wide range of stores, including J. Crew, Brookstone, and American Eagle Outfitters. The location also hosts a wide variety of events, including Boston Fashion Week and the Massart Wearable Art Display.
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Copley Square features a Friday Farmer's market and access to the Boston Public Library. The location also features a variety of prominent architectural works, include Trinity Church, Old South Church, and Boston Public Library.
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Faneuil Hall is a historic location that previously hosted protests against British taxation from Samuel Adams and slavery from Frederick Douglass. This location now features tourist shops with items that are related to the location's history
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The Museum of Fine Arts is an art museum which houses a large and varied collection of works, including representations and items from the America's, Asia, Europe and Africa. Its collection of Impressionist works is well known.
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The first large municipally-funded public library in America, the Boston Public Library features an audio-visual collection and a variety of fiction and young adult book offerings. The location also features an auditorium and conference rooms.
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Opened in 1903, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum is a Venetian styled building which contains a noted art collection of importance. Artists represented include Botticelli, Degas, Michelangelo, Rembrandt and Sargent.