Guidebook for Plymouth
Food Scene
Jolly Jacks
Richmond WalkThe Dock Café
Brunel WayDrinks & Nightlife
The historical Barbican is steeped in history. There is a marina surrounded by pubs, bars and eateries.
A real must is a visit to the historical Plymouth Gin, you can have a tour and pop upstairs to the classy and ambient Distillery Gin bar to enjoy a fabulous cocktail or two!
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Barbican
The historical Barbican is steeped in history. There is a marina surrounded by pubs, bars and eateries.
A real must is a visit to the historical Plymouth Gin, you can have a tour and pop upstairs to the classy and ambient Distillery Gin bar to enjoy a fabulous cocktail or two!
Tigermilk at The Duke
Millbay RoadA speak easy - hidden gem of a cocktail bar!
Sightseeing
Historical place , stunning architecture, surrounded by the sea and marina.
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The Barbican
The BarbicanHistorical place , stunning architecture, surrounded by the sea and marina.
Cornwall and the stunning beaches is on the doorstep - hop across on the Cremyl Ferry or use the Torpoint Ferry, there is also the famous and historical Brunel Bridge.
Cornwall is a must to visit whilst you're in Plymouth!
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Cornwall
Cornwall and the stunning beaches is on the doorstep - hop across on the Cremyl Ferry or use the Torpoint Ferry, there is also the famous and historical Brunel Bridge.
Cornwall is a must to visit whilst you're in Plymouth!
Cremyll Ferry
Noss Mayo
Saltash
Padstow
The Hoe
Burgh Island Hotel
Bantham
Parks & Nature
National Trust - Historical old House
Beautiful woodland walks mixed with water views from the Estuary.
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National Trust - Saltram
National Trust - Historical old House
Beautiful woodland walks mixed with water views from the Estuary.
Mount Wise Observation Tower
Maison et parc de Mount Edgcumbe
Devils Point Tidal Pool
Admiralty RoadThe Ship Inn
Becky Falls station
Bigbury-on-Sea