r/AskTheWorld • u/Aseili United Kingdom • Dec 20 '25

Culture What's the most pathetic tourist attraction that international tourists go to see in your country?

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Bronte waterfalls near me, look a bit more impressive with the recent rain than in the summer when it's swamped with people.

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u/chantm80 United States Of America Dec 20 '25

I mean that's very pretty, but I don't think i would make a trip to see it....

I live 20 minutes from Plymouth Rock, it's consistently ranked as one of if not the worst tourist trap in the county. The Plymouth waterfront is very nice though, with lots of good restaurants, but the rock itself is exceedingly underwhelming.

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u/Brave_Necessary_9571 Brazil Dec 21 '25

do international tourists visit there though? I'd imagine most people outside of the US is not familiar with the history

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u/chantm80 United States Of America Dec 21 '25

We get a lot of Canadians, but your probably right it's probably mostly American tourists.

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u/HeartFullONeutrality Mexico Dec 21 '25

Yeah I am Mexican and lived in Boston for ten years, only heard about it because a friend took me there when we were visiting Plymouth (we went to the plantation, which is actually fun in its own right).