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Attractions in Plymouth
Plymouth is home to some of the most stunning and well known attractions throughout the UK. The coastline to either side of Plymouth into Devon and Cornwall is peppered with some of the country’s most envied beaches and romantic hidden coves, and just on the edge of Plymouth, you get one of the finest and largest national parks in Britain - Dartmoor!
Plymouth has an interesting and varied history, and there are some fascinating local sites to be visited in the area dating from the 15th century onwards such as the famous Mayflower steps where the pilgrims set sail.
Within Plymouth there are currently 37 ancient monuments including boundary stones, milestones and other markers which add great interest to the local heritage landscape. Our landmark and trail guides offer a great day for those interested in re-living Plymouth's past.
Being on the coastline of Devon, Plymouth has a number of marinas with incredible views and some offering an array of places to eat and attractions to give you that sense of a real coastal holiday experience.
Plymouth prides itself in its arts & culture, being host to many all year round exhibitions, events and displaying all forms of cultural diversity. Home to Beryl Cook, whose work was often comical, picturing people whom she encountered in everyday life, including people enjoying themselves in pubs can be located within the city aswell as one of Britain's most infamous painters Robert Lenkiewicz whose work still exists on the walls of buildings within The Barbican.
The surrounding towns and villages of Plymouth have some of the most spectacular sandy beaches, perfect for basking in the sun, water sports or crab fishing.
With all this and more, Plymouth provides family friendly and group friendly attractions so you'll never be short of something to do.
Things To Do Highlights
Highlights
The Gallery at Plymouth College of Art
Drake Circus The Barcode
Plymouth Sound, Shores and Cliffs
Pennywell Farm
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Plymouth Synagogue
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Churches and Cathedrals
Plymouth
Plymouth Synagogue is the oldest Ashkenazi Synagogue still in regular use in the English…
JennyCliff Beach
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Beach
PLYMOUTH
At Jennycliff there is a small pebble beach with rock pools. Above the beach there is a…
Buckland Abbey
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Abbey/Priory
Yelverton
700-year-old home of Elizabethan seafarers Drake and Grenville
In the 13th century,…
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Price £5.80 to £31.90 Per person per dayDartmoor Tors
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Waymarked Trail
Newton Abbot
There are a lot of tors on Dartmoor and to many people they give one of the most…
West Hoe Park
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Adventure Park/Playground
Plymouth
West Hoe Park is a park with a large childrens play area, a miniature railway and putting…
Plymbridge Woods
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Country Park/Nature Reserve
Plymouth
A wooded valley of the River Plym, springtime sees the woodland floor covered with wild…
Blockhouse Park
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Parks & Gardens
Blockhouse Park is one of the highest points in the city (70m) offering spectacular views…
Crafts By You
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Craft Centre
PLYMOUTH
Crafts By You is a craft shop and workshop space, selling handmade gifts made by local…
Plymouth Sound and Oceanic Waters Beyond
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Viewpoint
Plymouth
Once on The Hoe you have the opportunity to enjoy its stunning panoramic vistas over the…
Messenger
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Arts & Heritage
Plymouth
Messenger is the UK's largest bronze statue, created by the Cornish artist Joseph Hillier.
The Prysten House
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Historic House/Palace
Plymouth
The Prysten House is one of Plymouth’s finest early buildings, dating from the year 1500.
Elizabethan House
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Historic House/Palace
Plymouth
Sixteenth-century house with carved oak features and period furniture. A historic…
Seaton Valley Countryside Park
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Country Park/Nature Reserve
Torpoint
Seaton Valley Countryside Park covers over 53 hectares at the bottom of a steep sided…
Yelverton Rock
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Heritage/Visitor Centre
Yelverton
Yelverton is well known for "the rock" - a prominent mass of stone close to the Plymouth…
Plympton Castle
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Castle/Fort
Plymouth
Plympton Castle was a motte-and-bailey fortification built in the early twelfth century.…
Two Bridges
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Lake/Reservoir
Yelverton
Two Bridges is a popular Dartmoor beauty spot beside the West Dart River.
Cadover Bridge
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Lake/Reservoir
Dartmoor
A popular local spot for sunbathing, dipping and reading.
Beesands Beach
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Beach
Close to Kingsbridge in South Devon, Beesands has got all the right ingredients for a…
Host Galleries
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Gallery
Plymouth
Located in the old Cafe Rouge premises next to St Andrews Church.
Host Galleries are…
Burrator Reservoir
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Lake/Reservoir
Yelverton
Undisturbed Burrator is surrounded by mixed woodland which sharply contrasts with the…
Cremyll Ferry
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Boat Trip
Plymouth
Take the ferry to the beautiful mount Edgcumbe country park, service operates all year
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