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The May Bank Holiday weekend is almost here! There is plenty going on in Plymouth throughout the long weekend for all the family to enjoy to make the most of the extra day of rest. Take a look at what you can get up to in Britain's Ocean City this May Bank Holiday.
Discover locally made gifts at the Royal William Yard
Two markets are taking place at the iconic Royal William Yard over the bank holiday weekend. Starting on Saturday 4 May is the Native Makers Market at Ocean Studios. You can expect 25 artisan makers, live creative demos, freshly made foods and more at this dog-friendly event which runs from 10am until 4pm.
The following day marks the return of the Good Food and Craft Market which is set to be held (weather permitting) on the Royal William Yard green. This always proves to be an extremely popular event with stalls selling locally-made gifts, and delicious street food. This is a fantastic opportunity to support local businesses and is dog-friendly. The event runs from 10am until 3pm.
Discover the city with Plymouth Trails
Learn about the spectacular sights, sounds and tales of Plymouth's incredible past with the Plymouth Trails app this Bank Holiday weekend. The free-to-download is app is packed with exciting themed trails to try that take you acrosss the city from the stunning sights of the waterfront to the quaint streets of The Barbican.
The app uses real-time maps to guide you around the city. Each stop contains a mix of text, images and videos. There are image overlay stops where you can experience now and then, with archival images merging over the current view.
Explore Smeaton's Tower
Ascend Plymouth's most iconic landmark this weekend! Smeaton's Tower is back open for the season and is well worth a visit. Navigate your way up the spiral staircase and the ladders to the summit for views of Plymouth that will blow you away.
Gaze across the city, up to Dartmoor as well as out to sea over the mesmerising Plymouth Sound. This treasure is a must for any Plymouth day out and is guaranteed to impress.
Marvel at Market Hall
There's always something exciting taking place at Market Hall in Plymouth.
The Hall is home to a vibrant cafe, thrilling workshop spaces and most amazingly - Europe's only 15m immersive dome experience. This Bank Holiday weekend, a host of amazing interactive shows are taking place in the jaw-dropping dome, providing fun for all of the family.
Shows including Making Magic, Vast, Chemistry of Life and Into the Fruit Bowl - Sensory Screening are set to screen throughout the weekend, ensure to get your tickets in advance to avoid disappointment.
Admire Plymouth's fascinating history at The Box
Visit Plymouth's award-winning The Box Museum this Bank Holiday Weekend and prepare to be amazed at what's in store on your arrival.
The free-to-enter museum, which has recently been nominated for Best Family Attraction in the Muddy Stilleto's Devon awards, is bursting with fascinating displays showcasing Plymouth's incredible past. As well as major exhibitons including Planet Ocean, Yinka Shonibare, Beyond The Page and more.
Grab a bite to eat at Plymouth Street Food Festival
Plymouth Street Food Festival is taking over Central Park this Bank Holiday Weekend with more than 30 food traders set to amaze. Tease the tastebuds this long weekend with a diverse range of dishes to try, accompanied by live music, evening entertainment, market stalls and more.
Take to the seas with Plymouth Boat Trips
Explore the City by boat with Plymouth Boat Trips this Bank Holiday weekend. Soak up the sights of Plymouth from the sea on the scenic Harbour Cruise, or take on a half-day cruise connecting Plymouth to Drake's Island, Cotehele and further afield. The service also provides regular ferry routes around the waterfront with trips from The Barbican to the Royal William Yard as well as over to Mount Edgcumbe via the Cremyll Ferry.
Score a hole-in-one at China Fleet Woodland Adventure Golf
Get competitive over the long weekend at China Fleet's Woodland Adventure Golf Course. With free parking and no need to book, simply arrive and putt your way through the creatively designed and challenging 18 holes. Whether you're a budding mini-golf pro or a first-time player, the crazy course offers fun for everyone in the family.
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