Guide Book to Plymouth by Jules
Sightseeing
The Hoe is a must see spot when visiting Plymouth. Don't forget your ice-cream money!
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The Hoe
The Hoe is a must see spot when visiting Plymouth. Don't forget your ice-cream money!
The Barbican is great place to visit, old cobble stone floors and quaint boutiques surrounded by plenty of fish and chip shops!
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The Barbican
The BarbicanThe Barbican is great place to visit, old cobble stone floors and quaint boutiques surrounded by plenty of fish and chip shops!
The Plymouth Gin Distillery is a great place to visit, not only can you buy the famous Plymouth Gin but you can also take a tour of the actual distillery where the gin is made. The building is owned by Blackfriars Distillery and is the oldest distillery in England. The building was erected in approx. 1793 and many original features can still be seen today.
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Plymouth Gin Distillery
60 Southside StThe Plymouth Gin Distillery is a great place to visit, not only can you buy the famous Plymouth Gin but you can also take a tour of the actual distillery where the gin is made. The building is owned by Blackfriars Distillery and is the oldest distillery in England. The building was erected in approx. 1793 and many original features can still be seen today.
A great trip for families and well worth visiting at the beginning of your trip as you have the option for an annual pass (same price as a daily pass) which means a return visit is FREE. There is a café and a soft play in the Aquarium too and lots to look at for all ages.
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Þjóðarhafssýningin
A great trip for families and well worth visiting at the beginning of your trip as you have the option for an annual pass (same price as a daily pass) which means a return visit is FREE. There is a café and a soft play in the Aquarium too and lots to look at for all ages.
Who doesn't love a night at the Theatre?! The Theatre Royal Plymouth benefits from brilliant touring casts and has a large venue with disabled access too. Check out their website to see what is showing during your trip on www.theatreroyal.com
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Theatre Royal Plymouth
Royal ParadeWho doesn't love a night at the Theatre?! The Theatre Royal Plymouth benefits from brilliant touring casts and has a large venue with disabled access too. Check out their website to see what is showing during your trip on www.theatreroyal.com
A local Zoo which was the basis of the critically acclaimed film staring Matt Damon - 'We Bought a Zoo'. Check out the movie and then take a trip whilst visiting Plymouth, you wont be disappointed.
www.dartmoorzoo.org.uk
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Dartmoor dýragarður
A local Zoo which was the basis of the critically acclaimed film staring Matt Damon - 'We Bought a Zoo'. Check out the movie and then take a trip whilst visiting Plymouth, you wont be disappointed.
www.dartmoorzoo.org.uk
A little further afield but well worth the trip if you like to take in local history. You get the chance to learn about ‘life inside’ one of the world’s most famous and notorious jails, plus the views on the way through Dartmoor are delightful at any time of the year.
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Dartmoor Prison Museum
A little further afield but well worth the trip if you like to take in local history. You get the chance to learn about ‘life inside’ one of the world’s most famous and notorious jails, plus the views on the way through Dartmoor are delightful at any time of the year.
A major new museum, art gallery and archive for Plymouth and the South West. Located in the city centre and full of interesting facts, artefacts and exhibitions.
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Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery
Tavistock PlaceA major new museum, art gallery and archive for Plymouth and the South West. Located in the city centre and full of interesting facts, artefacts and exhibitions.
A family run stable and livery yard right on the coast with extraordinary views. Worth a visit for all abilities and the perfect spot to take in the coastal views, whether remaining at the stables or out on a hack.
www.wemburybayridingschool.co.uk
Wembury Bay Riding School
Pump HillA family run stable and livery yard right on the coast with extraordinary views. Worth a visit for all abilities and the perfect spot to take in the coastal views, whether remaining at the stables or out on a hack.
www.wemburybayridingschool.co.uk
A theme park for all ages, come rain or shine Woodlands is sure to put a smile on your face :)
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Woodlands fjölskylduþemabær
A3122A theme park for all ages, come rain or shine Woodlands is sure to put a smile on your face :)
A National Trust park with fantastic grounds and access to the historic house itself.
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Þjóðtrú - Saltram
A National Trust park with fantastic grounds and access to the historic house itself.
Smeaton's Tower, also known as the Lighthouse, is the fourth version of its kind with the previous three being situated at sea.
Can you find the bumprints of the famous four Beatles, they are close to the Lighthouse! Why not re-inact the famous image of The Beatles dated back in 1967 when they visited the Westcountry.
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Smeaton Turninn
West Hoe RoadSmeaton's Tower, also known as the Lighthouse, is the fourth version of its kind with the previous three being situated at sea.
Can you find the bumprints of the famous four Beatles, they are close to the Lighthouse! Why not re-inact the famous image of The Beatles dated back in 1967 when they visited the Westcountry.
There are plenty of bronze statues in and around the city of Plymouth. Nancy Astor is just one of many. Nancy (19 May 1879 – 2 May 1964) was an American-born British politician who was the first woman seated as a Member of Parliament (MP), serving from 1919 to 1945.
Nancy Astor Statue
There are plenty of bronze statues in and around the city of Plymouth. Nancy Astor is just one of many. Nancy (19 May 1879 – 2 May 1964) was an American-born British politician who was the first woman seated as a Member of Parliament (MP), serving from 1919 to 1945.
Buckland Abbey is a National Trust site and is a Grade I listed 700-year-old house in Buckland Monachorum, near Yelverton, Devon. This building is noted for its connection with Sir Richard Grenville the Younger and Sir Francis Drake.
Sir Francis Drake Acquired Buckland Abbey in 1580. After the Dissolution of the Monasteries under Henry VIII, Buckland Abbey was sold to Sir Roger Grenville, who began the process of rebuilding the monastery into a home. He subsequently sold it to Sir Francis Drake, who lived here for 15 years before he embarked on his final voyage, never to return.
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Buckland Abbey
Buckland Abbey is a National Trust site and is a Grade I listed 700-year-old house in Buckland Monachorum, near Yelverton, Devon. This building is noted for its connection with Sir Richard Grenville the Younger and Sir Francis Drake.
Sir Francis Drake Acquired Buckland Abbey in 1580. After the Dissolution of the Monasteries under Henry VIII, Buckland Abbey was sold to Sir Roger Grenville, who began the process of rebuilding the monastery into a home. He subsequently sold it to Sir Francis Drake, who lived here for 15 years before he embarked on his final voyage, never to return.
Prysten House can be found on Finewell Street Plymouth City Centre. It is recorded that Prysten House was erected in 1498 and is the oldest surviving house in Plymouth. The building is a large merchant's U-shaped three storey split level house and was constructed from local Plymouth Limestone and Dartmoor granite.
Finewell Street
Finewell StreetPrysten House can be found on Finewell Street Plymouth City Centre. It is recorded that Prysten House was erected in 1498 and is the oldest surviving house in Plymouth. The building is a large merchant's U-shaped three storey split level house and was constructed from local Plymouth Limestone and Dartmoor granite.
City/town information
Plymouth is a city full of history! Immerse yourself in this beautiful ocean city and fall in love with the old and the new.
It was recently recorded that Plymouth is the greenest city in the UK with approximately 40% of green space, so be sure to venture out with your picnic blanket.
Also, did you know that there are 52 other Plymouths in the world, however, this Plymouth is the original!
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Plymouth
Plymouth is a city full of history! Immerse yourself in this beautiful ocean city and fall in love with the old and the new.
It was recently recorded that Plymouth is the greenest city in the UK with approximately 40% of green space, so be sure to venture out with your picnic blanket.
Also, did you know that there are 52 other Plymouths in the world, however, this Plymouth is the original!
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British Firework Championships held in August each year.
The British Firework Championships are held in Plymouth every year. The fireworks are set off from Mount Batten Pier and can be seen from afar. The best place to view the fireworks is from the Hoe - directly opposite the pier. The dates are released closer to the event and is usually held over two consecutive nights. Take a blanket as it gets cold in the evenings.