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Gardens at Pentillie Castle

Pentillie’s beautiful woodland gardens stretch over 55 acres around the castle and along the banks...

National Marine Aquarium

The largest Aquarium in the UK, the National Marine Aquarium is a conservation charity dedicated to...

Dining at Pentillie Castle

Pentillie’s team of passionate chefs are constantly inspired by the local produce available in the...

Known as Britain’s Ocean City, Plymouth is one of the most vibrant waterfront cities in Europe. The jewel in the crown is the harbour and the water front with the dazzling views, rich history and the number of attractions, Plymouth has everything you could need for a day trip or a longer holiday.

Plymouth is split into several smaller regions, each with their own set of popular attractions.

Visitors travel from all over to see the Barbican and Sutton Harbour. Famous for quaint cobbled streets, a picturesque harbour and a wealth of independent shops, galleries, bars, cafes and restaurants line the waters edge. This part of town is also home to the Elizabethan Gardens and a bit of American heritage, the Mayflower Steps, where the Pilgrim fathers set sail on their first voyage across the pond. The Barbican’s Historic Quarter is a lure for any art fans, where you can pick up unique pieces of art or just marvel at the talent on display.

Not just content with having a piece of American history, Plymouth is full of British history too. Head to Plymouth Hoe to where Sir Francis Drake set sail to engage with the Spanish Armada. Once you’ve had your fill of the history, stop for a picnic under Smeaton’s Tower for some spectacular views and be sure to visit Tinside Lido, the Royal Citadel and keep your eyes peeled for the many memorials that can be found around this part of the city. The Hoe is a truly spectacular places with jaw dropping views and interesting places to visit.

Another famous area of the city is the Royal William Yard, constructed in the 1800s, it is still considered to be one of the most important historic military buildings in the country. It is also the largest collection of Grade 1 listed military buildings in Europe. These days, although there is still a strong maritime and military atmosphere in Plymouth, visiting the Royal William Yard is full of eateries and you’d be hard pressed to find somewhere else quite as impressive to have your dinner.

The Independent quarter is the place to browse if you want to see what the independent and specialist retailers in the city have to offer. If shopping is your thing, the city centre has many places for you to spend your money and pick up a few items. There are outdoor markets as well as national brands and independent retailers for you to choose from. Drake Circus is the landmark shopping centre should you be looking for a gift or particular item.

When it comes to nightlife and entertainment, you’ve come to the right place. Plymouth is full of theatre, arts and film culture, as well as a lively music scene and some of the best comedy gigs in the region. You’ll also find a great mix of pubs, bars and clubs making it ideal for celebrating a special occasion or if you fancy going out just because.

Whether you’re looking to be active, to shop, to be entertained or just to learn more about the heritage of the area, Plymouth has everything you could want and more.

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National Marine Aquarium

Plymouth

The largest Aquarium in the UK, the National Marine Aquarium is a conservation charity dedicated to driving the understanding of our Oceans. With the Largest and deepest tank...
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Rooms by Bistrot Pierre

Plymouth

If you are looking for a stylish and relaxing break, look no further than Rooms by Bistrot Pierre at Residence One in the historic Royal William Yard in Plymouth. We’ve...
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Plymouth Gin

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...
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Accommodation at Pentilllie Castle

St. Mellion, SALTASH

Pentillie Castle is an award-winning, luxury boutique bed and breakfast and exclusive hire venue in an idyllic and secluded setting with views to Devon’s lush, rolling hills....
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Bovisand Beachside Holiday Park

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 beachside holiday Park...
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Boringdon Hall Hotel and Spa

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...
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Langdon Court Hotel & Restaurant

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...
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Exclusive Accommodation at Pentillie Castle

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...
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Bistrot Pierre

Plymouth

Located in the impressive surroundings of Plymouth’s Royal William Yard, our bistrot is a unique place in which food and drink can be enjoyed in true French style. Situated...
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Gardens at Pentillie Castle

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...
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The Duke of Cornwall Hotel

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,...
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Dining at Pentillie Castle

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...
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Bovisand Heritage Apartments

Nr Plymouth

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...
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Plymouth Gin

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...
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New Continental Hotel

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...
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Carswell Cottages

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...
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Hoeside Apartments

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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Plymouth Backpackers Hotel

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...
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Forts and Castles of Plymouth Sound - Walk

Plymouth

Distance: 7 miles
Difficulty: Moderate
Start/End point: Jennycliff, Plymouth.
Plymouth has been an important naval port for many centuries, which has led to the building...
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Noss Mayo and Revelstoke Drive

South West Coast Path - Noss Mayo and Revelstoke Drive, Dog-friendly Walk
The many faces of maritime South Devon in one walk; wild open sea and rugged coast, sheltered...

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