• What is Plymouth, Massachusetts known for?
    • Best known as the site of the first Pilgrim settlement in the country, Plymouth, Massachusetts is a must-visit city for anyone interested in American history.
  • What are some significant historical sites in Plymouth?
    • The Plymouth Rock is easily the most iconic sight, but other significant spots include the Plimoth Grist Mill, the Mayflower House Museum, and the Plimoth Plantation, a replica 1627 village.
  • What can visitors do after exploring Plymouth's history?
    • When you've learned enough about history for the day, you can take a scenic ride on the Edaville Railroad, go for a walk in the beautiful Brewster Gardens, or rent a kayak and paddle around on the Billington Sea.

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