Description

Plimoth Plantation offers powerful personal encounters with history built on thorough research about the Wampanoag People and the Colonial English community in the 1600s. Today, Plimoth Plantation provides an engaging and experiential outdoor and indoor learning environment on its main campus and at the State Pier on Plymouth’s waterfront, and at the Plimoth Grist Mill on Town Brook. Our permanent exhibits tell the complex and interwoven stories of two distinct cultures - English and Native. The main exhibits are enhanced with an exciting menu of special events, public programs and workshops that offer a rich and diverse exploration of the 17th-century. Generations of families, millions of school children and countless people from all over the world have visited here and participated in Plimoth Plantation’s educational experiences that spark the imagination, delight the senses, touch the heart and enrich the mind.

Reviews for Plimoth Plantation

Linda S.

Plimoth Plantation is an excellent historical attraction for both children and adults. The actors are very well versed in the history of the colony and... Read more

Poh Y.

Not worth the money. This could be partly due to the poor weather. It was rainy and cold. There were no animals roaming like the pictures others have posted... Read more

Cairenn B.

My husband and I visited this living history museum today with out two kids who are 10 and 7 years of age. The acting was excellent all around; the... Read more

Wampanoag Homesite, 17th-Century English Village, Nye Barn, Craft Center, & Plimoth Grist Mill! Mayflower II is away from her berth until 2019 undergoing a major restoration. Visit our waterfront exhibit "Should I Stay Or Should I Go?" in the meantime!