Visit Plymouth Blog

If you’re looking for an escape to the outdoors this autumn, Plymouth has some amazing options. Whether you’re after a city walk, a country stroll admiring the autumn leaves, a tranquil coastal walk or fancy going a little further afield to some of the quaint villages and towns that surround Britain’s Ocean City, there are a host of blue and green spaces for you to explore and enjoy.

Shop4Plymouth's resident blogger Lucy Young @_Oceancityliving takes a look around The Box, Plymouth’s new cultural destination. 

There’s a nip in the air and the first crunch of leaves underfoot...it’s time to start hunkering down and getting cosy for Autumn. Much as I love the Summer months, the change of seasons as we slip into the hazy days of September is my favourite time of year.

Shop4Plymouth's resident blogger Lucy Young shares her experiences of getting out and about in Plymouth post-lockdown.

As businesses begin to reopen, we’re looking forward to welcoming you back to Britain’s Ocean City – but your visit might be different to usual.

As shops in Plymouth begin to reopen, additional safety measures have been put in place in the city centre and around the waterfront to help keep you safe when you’re ready to visit. 

Plymouth is a dog friendly city with plenty of vast open spaces for your best friend to sniff around.

Plymouth has some great open spaces, why not discover somewhere new on your daily dose of exercise. Not only are open spaces good for our well-being, but are one of the few places you can enjo..

This Friday 8 May is VE Day 75, marking 75 years since the end of World War II in Europe. Three quarters of a century on, we’re inviting you to host your own celebrations at home with your household!

The Coronavirus pandemic means that many of us aren’t able to enjoy Plymouth’s beauty spots, activities and attractions at the moment. So why not explore the many ways to experience the city from the comfort of your home.

Smeaton's Tower Smeaton’s Tower arguably the most famous Landmark in Plymouth, now sits proudly on top of Plymouth Hoe. With its’ candy stripe red and white painted exterior, it can’t fail to mak..

With the breath-taking scenery and surrounding areas of natural beauty it is not surprising that Plymouth and its neighbouring areas have featured as a backdrop in several television series and feature films over the years.