Plymouth is central to many places of interest both Historical
and Entertaining such as :-
- The Mayflower Steps , Where the Pilgrim Fathers set sail
for America, tread in their footsteps.
- Plymouth Hoe , Gives a magnificent view overlooking Plymouth
Sound which is our natural harbour, this is also where Sir Francis Drake played
bowls before defeating the Spanish Armada.
- The Eden Project , Stunning biosphere's containing flora
from worldwide.
- The National Marine Aquarium , housing Europe's Largest
Deepwater tank, "As close as you can get without getting wet! "
- The Scylla , HMS Scylla was a British Navy Frigate, after
she had come to the end of her naval career she has been sunk just off the
coast as a new reef and scuba divers are welcome.
- Lands End , as the name implies this is the extreme end
of mainland Britain.
- Shark Fishing in the nearby port of Looe.
- Dartmoor National Park , including the famous (or infamous)
Dartmoor Prison, this is an active part of our Penal system and you can visit
the museum.
- Plymouth Pavilions , Live entertainment including Music,
Comedy, Dance, Basketball, Fun Pool and Ice rink.
- Plymouth Dome , journey through 400 years of local history.
- Plymouth Gin Distillery , Visit England's oldest working
Gin Distillery.
- The Monkey Sanctuary , home for the last forty years to
a large troop of Amazon Woolly Monkeys.
- Days out by Train in the beautiful Tamar Valley, trains
run seven days a week.
- South West Coast Trail Walks , walk the edge between land
and sea, quite breathtaking!.
- Boat cruises up the river Tamar, you choose either a Four
and a half hour trip up the tamar Valley, or a One and a
half hour trip up to the Naval base and Warships, both cruises have
running tour commentary and boats are fully fitted with toilets and snack
bar.
- Freedom Fields , visit the site of the english civil war
battle won by the Roundheads against the Royalists.
This is just a small selection of what to do or where to go's,
we are pleased to offer a large selection of pamphlets to our visitors.