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Plymouth Rock
The granite stone traditionally pointed to as the pilgrims’ landing place in 1620, protected by a neoclassical portico on the waterfront.
Massachusetts · the United States
Plymouth
In the destination Boston (Boston); Cambridge (Cambridge); Salem (Salem); Plymouth (Plymouth).
In the photo: Plymouth Rock pavilion by Plymouth’s waterfront
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The city
What to expect from Plymouth.
Coastal town south of Boston where the Mayflower pilgrims settled in 1620. Along the waterfront are Plymouth Rock, the stone traditionally pointed to as the landing site, and the Mayflower II, a replica of the ship. South of downtown, an open-air museum recreates the daily life of the English settlers and the Indigenous people who already lived there.
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The local experience
What to see in Plymouth
Historic ship
Mayflower II
Full-scale replica of the ship that carried the pilgrims to America in 1620, built in England in the 1950s and docked in Plymouth Harbor.
Open-air museum
Plimoth Patuxet
Open-air museum that reconstructs the English village of 1627 and a Wampanoag dwelling, with educators who demonstrate 17th-century life.