Going into Plymouth MI sort of feels like you are stepping back in time. Founded back in 1825, the town has a historical significance that you can see everywhere.

Plymouth MI has a rich heritage that's visible and the people are great. The preserved historical buildings and parks go back to a time when horse-drawn carriages traveled over cobbled roads, and the clang of blacksmiths at work resonated in the air. The historic Penn Theater, which first opened its doors in 1941, still audiences to this day with its vintage look and fell and modern its modern cinematic experience. A town full of rich down home community and events. There are many events that happen in Plymouth year-round. Its a wonderful pet friendly town. We just love Plymouth MI.

At the end of summer the Plymouth Fall Festival takes center stage. This annual tradition dates back to 1956 and it celebrates the changing seasons. When winter comes in Michigan, Kellogg Park hosts the Plymouth Ice Festival.

Downtown Plymouth serves as the perfect example, where history stands shoulder to shoulder with modern boutiques, restaurants, and specialty stores. If you really like different types of food then you will love it in Plymouth MI. There are cozy family-owned places to eat to upscale restaurants with food of all kinds. Plymouth's dining scene caters to every taste. Whether you're in the mood for a gourmet coffee or searching for unique gifts, Plymouth's downtown has it all.

Whether it's a small picnic in Kellogg Park, or a game of catch, or a serene walk along the many trails, Plymouth has the recreational spaces that lend to a healthy and active lifestyle. This is truly a great place to have a pet. In a world where the fast-paced lifestyle often at times can overshadows the charm of of the past, Plymouth, Michigan, stands as a great mix of history and modern living. Its a great town!