Franky’s guidebook to Plymouth
Sightseeing
The Barbican is a must see for any Plymouth trip - especially when you're only staying a mile down the road!
You can walk from the apartment right along the Hoe waterfront, down towards Mayflower steps and right into the heart of the Barbican. It's about a 20-minute walk but takes in the best views and sights in Plymouth.
The Barbican is filled with lovely bars, restaurants, cafe's and small quaint nik-nak shops.
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Barbican
The Barbican is a must see for any Plymouth trip - especially when you're only staying a mile down the road!
You can walk from the apartment right along the Hoe waterfront, down towards Mayflower steps and right into the heart of the Barbican. It's about a 20-minute walk but takes in the best views and sights in Plymouth.
The Barbican is filled with lovely bars, restaurants, cafe's and small quaint nik-nak shops.
Food scene
One our nicest spots to grab a bite to eat and sit by the water.
I highly recommend Le Vignoble if you enjoy a glass of wine and a cheeseboard and Seco Lounge if you're looking for something a little more casual.
RWY is also home to Wagamamas, Bistro Pierre, WildWood and a few more eateries.
If you are looking to get out on the water itself, South West SUP are also based here for paddle boarding hire and lessons.
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Royal William Yard
One our nicest spots to grab a bite to eat and sit by the water.
I highly recommend Le Vignoble if you enjoy a glass of wine and a cheeseboard and Seco Lounge if you're looking for something a little more casual.
RWY is also home to Wagamamas, Bistro Pierre, WildWood and a few more eateries.
If you are looking to get out on the water itself, South West SUP are also based here for paddle boarding hire and lessons.