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
Casa e Parque Country de Mount Edgcumbe
Devils Point Tidal Pool
Admiralty RoadThe Ship Inn
Becky Falls station
Bigbury-on-Sea