Plymouth Rock is a historic site located in Plymouth, Massachusetts, famously known as the spot where the Pilgrims are believed to have landed in 1620. The rock, which is a symbol of the Pilgrims’ arrival in the New World, is an iconic landmark in American history. While the exact location of their landing is debated, Plymouth Rock has long been associated with the Pilgrims’ first steps onto American soil after their long voyage aboard the Mayflower.

The rock itself is relatively small and is located in Pilgrim Memorial State Park, where visitors can view it and learn about its historical significance. Over the centuries, Plymouth Rock has become a symbol of the Pilgrims’ journey and the founding of what would later become the United States, drawing thousands of visitors each year. The site is also home to a museum that offers historical exhibits and information about the early colonial period in America.