Plymouth Rock 79 Water Street, Plymouth, MA 02360

"This is a good rock. I went here and was satisfied with my experience. It’s said that the Pilgrims first landing in North America was at this rock, but there isn’t any historical evidence to confirm this. This is a small rock located in Maude a memorial with a roof like the Pantheon. This rock gets very busy with tourists, but I was here during the morning after Easter so it wasn’t very busy when I was here. I gave this rock five stars because it was a cool experience to get to see what is thought to be a piece of history. If it was super busy when I went here I would’ve rated it lower."

"We had taken the kids to Plymouth Rock and wanted them to physically see something that has a lot of historical significance- their great-grandmother was named Priscilla after the first baby born on the Mayflower and I felt for my gram we should walk the path of our ancestors literally for whom some of us were named. They were pretty small- if I was to do it again, I’d probably aim for third grade and above for all of our kids to have the experience and to be able to retain and absorb what they saw- but still so glad we went! The kids’ liked the boat the best, not too enamored with the marker itself but a great trip all around. We went on Thanksgiving weekend"

"Plymouth Rock is a must-see for any American history buff or anyone curious about the origins of our nation. While the rock itself may be small and underwhelming at first glance, the weight of history it carries is immense. Standing on that very spot where the Pilgrims first stepped ashore in 1620, you can't help but be transported back in time and imagine the challenges and trepidation they must have felt. There is some amount of legend however, about Plymouth Rock, as to whether it was actually stepped upon by the Pilgrims, its movement from one place to another and how it has been chipped down in size over the years . Either way, it is a major symbol of our country. The park surrounding Plymouth Rock is well maintained, with gorgeous views of Plymouth Harbor. There are also informative plaques and markers that tell the story of the Pilgrims' arrival and the early days of Plymouth Colony. Overall, visiting Plymouth Rock was an incredibly enriching experience. It's a place where you can truly connect with the past and gain a deeper understanding of American history. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested in our nation's story."

"Plymouth is a great, old, scenic, New England town with a charming waterfront filled with working fishing boats,and seafood joints, plenty of shops and restaurants. A replica of the mayflower ship resides in the harbour. Plymouth Rock is a symbol of the first Europeans to venture to North America. It's a big rock on the ground surrounded by a beautiful iconic structure. It's worth taking a look for 5 mins or so, (or however long you can stare at a rock.) Take a picture and move on."

"Great history there in that town wish we would have arrive earlier in the day so we could have seen more of the sights. The app for the electric cars is a must to get around if you know where you want to go. Loved the graveyard, little secret, it has the best view of the bay. Didn't like the fact that we had to pay for parking and there was very few sports to park."