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Plymouth
Pentillie’s beautiful woodland gardens stretch over 55 acres around the castle and along the banks…
Bovisand Lodge is an historical Grade 2 listed Country House in the South Hams near Plymouth,…
Hidden in the beautiful South Devon countryside with spectacular views of the Breakwater and the…
With its rich maritime heritage and its status as the regional capital for culture, Plymouth is one of the most dynamic and fascinating places to visit in Devon.
If you’re a fan of all things nautical, then be sure to make a trip to Plymouth Hoe. Not only is it the backdrop for Sir Francis Drake’s legendary game of bowls, but it’s also one of the most beautiful natural harbours in the world. You can get incredible views of the Plymouth from Smeaton’s Tower. And don’t forget to pay a visit to the Barbican, a bustling array of specialist shops, restaurants, cafes and world-class attractions in Devon, all set against the backdrop of Plymouth's picturesque harbour. In addition, there’s Sutton Harbour, where you can visit the world-famous Plymouth Gin Distillery or, if you’re with the kids, drop in on the National Marine Aquarium.
As far as maritime history goes, Plymouth is unrivalled. With other sights and experiences, such as Royal William Yard, it’s easy to immerse yourself in Plymouth’s seafaring heritage.
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Plymouth HoeIf it’s culture you’re after, you’re going to be equally spoilt for choice. Because so many young people come here to study and work in marine science, there’s always something going on in Plymouth. In the back streets and along the winding streets you’ll find some of the best places to eat in Devon. There's a cluster of celebrity chef restaurants in Plymouth, and many of its eateries are supplied with fresh produce by the local farms and fishermen. The city is a host for many nationally important events and Devon attractions such as the British Art Show and America’s Cup World Series and The Armed Forces Day National Event, as well as its own unique home grown events like the Barbican Jazz and Blues Festival, the British Fireworks Championships and the Marine City Festival. These events take place through the calendar, making Plymouth one of the best places to go in Devon at any time of year. And, if you’re looking to throw a little retail therapy into the mix, Plymouth has the largest shopping-centre in the South West, outside of Bristol, framed by impressive post-war architecture.
If Plymouth sounds like the place for you, you’ll be glad to know it also plays host to some of the best and most reasonably-priced places to stay in Devon. Whether you want to hire a self-catering cottage, stay in a family-friendly B&B or book yourself a weekend in a luxury hotel, there is a superb selection of accommodation to suit a range of requirements and budgets. Almost all are located overlooking or just a short walk from the spectacular waterfront views and from the city’s shopping centre. Being a University City, Plymouth has plenty of accommodation for backpackers or those travelling on a tight budget.
If you’re considering a visit to the city, check out the what's on section for a full list of events and festivals all year round. You’ll find that a memorable visit to Plymouth doesn’t depend on the quality of the British summer.
To find out more about Plymouth, please visit our partner site: www.visitplymouth.co.uk.
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Bovisand Lodge is an historical Grade 2 listed Country House in the South Hams near Plymouth, offering beautifully furnished, gold award, 4 star Heritage Apartments within…
St. Mellion, SALTASH
Pentillie Castle is an award-winning, luxury bed and breakfast and exclusive hire venue in an idyllic and secluded setting with views to Devon’s lush, rolling hills.…
St. Mellion, SALTASH
Pentillie’s beautiful woodland gardens stretch over 55 acres around the castle and along the banks of the River Tamar and are set in the heart of the 2,000-acre estate. They…
Wembury, Plymouth
Langdon Court Hotel & Restaurant is a stunning 16th Century Manor House placed amongst one of the most beautiful locations within the renowned South Hams Countryside in Devon…
Royal William Yard
Our Rooms by Bistrot Pierre opened in 2018 in Residence One, a beautiful Grade 1 listed Admirals House, located in the historic Royal William Yard in Plymouth.
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St. Mellion, SALTASH
Pentillie’s team of passionate chefs are constantly inspired by the local produce available in the Tamar Valley, the changing seasons, and the opportunities to forage for…
Plymouth
The Plymouth Gin Distillery is one of the South West’s best-kept secrets – offering a unique range of food and drink experiences under one roof.
You can enjoy some of…
Nr Plymouth
Hidden in the beautiful South Devon countryside with spectacular views of the Breakwater and the Cornish coast, Bovisand Lodge Estate is a unique 4 star, gold award beachside…
Royal William Yard
Whether it’s a casual catch up over lunch, a special occasion or relaxed family meal, Bistrot Pierre offers the perfect environment in which to enjoy remarkable dishes,…
Plymouth
The National Marine Aquarium is an Ocean Conservation Charity dedicated to connecting people with our Ocean. Their fun & engaging Ocean experts run the largest Aquarium in…
Plymouth
Set in the heart of Britain’s Ocean City, the Duke of Cornwall is a stunning period hotel brimming with character and style. Built as Plymouth’s first luxury hotel in 1863,…
Plymouth
The home of Plymouth Gin offers gin fans a chance to visit an English distillery at any time of year.
The Plymouth Gin Distillery is the oldest working distillery in…
Plymouth
One of our top picks in Plymouth. Situated on Plymouth Hoe, The Grosvenor is just half a mile from Plymouth Ferry Port. Free Wi-Fi, the hotel offers cooked breakfasts and…
St. Mellion, SALTASH
Pentillie Castle is a perfect countryside venue to hire exclusively for your wedding party, a family get together, or special occasion. It’s great for conferences and the…
Plympton, Plymouth
Boringdon Hall Hotel and Spa is a 5* luxury manor house spa hotel in Devon where style and luxury meet the drama of Elizabethan architecture. Imposing stone towers, secret…
Derriford, Plymouth
With 44 individual Climbing Challenges and 2 extra challenges of the Leap of Faith, Drop Slide and the new ValoClimb, there is something for everyone at Clip n Climb Plymouth…
Plymouth
Let Us Help You Make Plymouth Your Own; When We Welcome you To Britain’s’ Ocean City…
Situated in the heart of Britain’s Ocean City and exceptional easy to access; we…
Plymouth
Looking for affordable accommodation in Plymouth? Book a room at Plymouth Backpackers Hotel! With private and shared rooms available, at great rates, we're the budget hotel…
Plymouth
We have 7 individual cottages dotted around our organic dairy farm situated right on the stunning Devon coast! All our cottages are just a few minutes’ walk from the South…
Plymouth
Hoeside Holiday Apartments are conveniently situated on Plymouth Hoe, near to the City Centre, historic Barbican, Theatre Royal and lots of other attractions, which makes…
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