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This Halloween, something wicked is coming to Plymouth. For the very first time, Home Park Stadium is transforming into the city’s biggest haunted house experience, and it promises to be a fright night you’ll never forget.

Plymouth is a city with more going on than you might expect.

Looking for things to do in Plymouth this half-term? We’ve got you covered with a fantastic selection of activities and events taking place in and around the city!

As the dark nights continue to creep in, here are some ideas on how to put a spring in your step, warmth in your body and soul and an injection of fun. Don’t just head home and sit in once the evening comes.

Are you ready for some thrilling Halloween fun? We’ve gathered a fantastic line-up of spook-tacular activities in and around Plymouth! From family-friendly adventures to opportunities to let loose and embrace the spooky season, there’s something exciting for everyone. Get ready for a hauntingly good time!

If you’re looking for ways to unwind that feel a little off the beaten path, Plymouth and its surroundings have some brilliant options. Think Saunas overlooking beaches, yoga under the northern lights, and outdoor spas under the stars. Here’s a quick guide to some of the coolest spots to help you relax, recharge, and try something a little different.

It’s time to venture out and have a brilliant night out in Plymouth, Britain’s Ocean City. There’s something you should probably know... you don’t have to wait until the weekend to head out into the city, it’s buzzing even on a school night!

Are you a member of the ‘straight out after work crowd’ or the ‘straight home to sit on the sofa crowd’? Plymouth comes alive after 5 with great dinner offers, cosy bars and live music venues, workshops, events and more.

Autumn is here. It's a little colder out but Plymouth is still packed with fantastic locations to get out and grab some air. 

This September, Kents Cavern Prehistoric Caves in Torquay take centre stage in the celebrations of Devon’s most famous author,

This September, something extraordinary is coming to Plymouth – and it’s completely free.

There are plenty of things to do on a rainy day in Plymouth. Just because we are situated beside the sea, sadly doesn't mean we can always guarantee sunshine.