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The Plymouth Raiders were established in 1983, and now play in the British Basketball…
Found at the heart of Plymouth's Coastal Quarter in the Millbay area is the stunning and…
A couple of minutes' walk further along West Hoe Road brings you to the long grey…
KARST is Plymouth’s largest independent, artist-led contemporary art venue in Plymouth,…
Release the puzzling skills and talents of your team! And enjoy the excitement of the…
The Plymouth Athenaeum is a charity dedicated to the promotion of learning in science,…
Messenger is the UK's largest bronze statue, created by the Cornish artist Joseph Hillier.
The Theatre Royal Plymouth is the largest & best attended regional producing theatre in…
Number 3 Elliot Terrace, The Hoe, was erected in 1860 by "Honest John" Pethick, a…
Plymouth is the largest centre for shopping in the South West, outside of Bristol, and…
West Hoe Park is a park with a large childrens play area, a miniature railway and putting…
Commanding an imposing position on Royal Parade, Plymouth Guildhall is situated in the…
Once on The Hoe you have the opportunity to enjoy its stunning panoramic vistas over the…
One of the world's most famous lighthouses built by John Smeaton in 1759 on the Eddystone…
Although gutted by fire during World War II and refurbished in 1957, the 15th century…
The Prysten House is one of Plymouth’s finest early buildings, dating from the year 1500.
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