No one knows what happened to the mythical Mayflower that carried the pilgrims in 1620, and all trace of it is lost after 1624. This replica was therefore built in England in the 1950s to retrace the original route, which took place in 1957. After more than three years of careful restoration, the ship returned to Plymouth in 2020 and can now be visited. Seeing her so small, it's hard to imagine 102 passengers on board during a long and perilous journey.