Just a simple memorial to the Pilgrim Fathers voyage that started in Plymouth. They are not the actual steps but it is a small memorial to quite a significant historical event.

The original steps were subsumed in the 'Admiral Mc Bride' pub across the street; the modern waterfront was several meters further inland when the Mayflower sailed. Whether this matters, I don't know but it seems a little disingenuous to be telling American tourists "This is...More

Ok, so they are not the real steps (the real ones are in the Admiral Macbride pub by the toilets), but it is x nice tourist attraction for the American visitors. A nice platform and pillars to take photos at. It is very patriotic and...More

Great history with lots of Plaques showing who left from the steps and what parts of the world were discovered by them. Anywhere else this would be a great tourist attraction. In Plymouth its just a bunch of unkept steps but great history.

Not that clearly marked and we nearly missed the small area with writing on the floor and a little veranda where you could see where the steps are now no longer there. Expected more history details at the site.

Wonderfull sunny spot last Saturday standing here and grabbing a little of plymouthian history .i liked the story in bronze which surrounds the mayflower view point a nice touch. Continue and go and Explore the surrounding Barbican lovely views ,it's buzzing and such a great...More

History, Then there's places eat, places to drink, cafes, places to drink . then there's more places to drink. Plymouth Gin , More places to drink. Cant remember much after this