Plymouth Rock
Historic symbol believed to be the landing site of the Pilgrims in 1620.
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2 Pilgrim Memorial State Park
A park offering scenic views and access to Plymouth Rock and the Mayflower II.
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3 Plimoth Patuxet Museums
Living history museum depicting the original settlement of the Plymouth Colony.
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4 National Monument to the Forefathers
A monument dedicated to the ideals of the Pilgrims and their role in American history.
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5 Plymouth Long Beach
A beautiful sandy beach perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and picnicking.
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6 Nelson Park
A small park ideal for relaxing and enjoying waterfront views.
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7 Mayflower II
A full-scale replica of the original Mayflower ship that brought the Pilgrims to America.
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8 Plimoth Grist Mill
A working 17th-century grist mill demonstrating colonial-era grain milling.
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9 Brewster Gardens
A peaceful garden area in downtown Plymouth, perfect for strolls and relaxation.
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10 Ellisville Harbor State Park
A coastal park with trails, beaches, and scenic harbor views.
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12 Pilgrim Hall Museum
America's oldest public museum housing artifacts from the Pilgrims and colonial history.
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13 Mass Audubon Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary
A nature sanctuary offering walking trails and opportunities to observe local wildlife.
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14 Holmes Reservation
A natural area with hiking trails and scenic views of Plymouth and the surrounding landscape.
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16 Plymouth Center for the Arts
A cultural center featuring art exhibits, classes, and community events.
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17 Jabez Howland House
Historic home of a Pilgrim family, showcasing 17th-century colonial life.
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18 Dead of night ghost tours
Guided nighttime tours exploring Plymouth's haunted history and ghost stories.
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19 Burial Hill
Historic cemetery with graves of Pilgrims and notable early settlers.
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20 Massasoit Statue
Statue honoring Massasoit, the Native American leader who helped the Pilgrims.
