Resturants and Pubs
The Eddystone Inn Heybrook Bay. A short walk along the coast path then up a short hill and pub is at the top. Glorious views and a great big patio where you can sit. Good food at reasonable prices. A fun place for families and dogs. Highly recomended.
Located in the village of Down Thomas 1 mile away. It has exceptionally good food and because of this it is recommended that you book a table.
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The Mussel Inn
Located in the village of Down Thomas 1 mile away. It has exceptionally good food and because of this it is recommended that you book a table.
Love this place! Great outside patio, great views, really good food reasonably priced! Just go:) Dogs are welcome too.
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Eddystone Inn
Heybrook DriveLove this place! Great outside patio, great views, really good food reasonably priced! Just go:) Dogs are welcome too.
A lovely welcoming Village Pub with an excellent A La Carte Menu which includes Pub Favourites. The pub is in Yealmpton which is a beautiful South Hams village a few miles outside Plymouth in Devon. They have 2 lovely gardens for sunnier times, but the stylish village pub also offers real comfort inside especially with our log fire and sofas. They are dog friendly, and have disabled access and facilities as well as children's highchairs and changing room. They also have a large Car Park. Easy to find. Mother Hubbards thatched cottage is just across the St. Great food!
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Rose & Crown, Yealmpton
Market StreetA lovely welcoming Village Pub with an excellent A La Carte Menu which includes Pub Favourites. The pub is in Yealmpton which is a beautiful South Hams village a few miles outside Plymouth in Devon. They have 2 lovely gardens for sunnier times, but the stylish village pub also offers real comfort inside especially with our log fire and sofas. They are dog friendly, and have disabled access and facilities as well as children's highchairs and changing room. They also have a large Car Park. Easy to find. Mother Hubbards thatched cottage is just across the St. Great food!
Great food, great location, reasonably priced, good service.
Children are welcome. Seafood is yummy. May need to book at busy times.
With an unbeatable combination of great food and great coastal views, The Dock is a family run café and restaurant that’s perfect for everyone!
Whether you’re celebrating something special or just catching up with friends over coffee or cocktails, we offer an informal, relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner using the very finest food – sourced from across Devon and Cornwall.
Situated at King Point Marina, in the heart of the Plymouth’s vibrant and ever changing Coastal Quarter in Millbay, enjoy the wonderful outlook from our two al fresco balcony dining areas.
For booking and enquiries call 01752 253 555
or email us at ahoy@thedockplymouth.co.uk
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The Dock Café
Brunel WayGreat food, great location, reasonably priced, good service.
Children are welcome. Seafood is yummy. May need to book at busy times.
With an unbeatable combination of great food and great coastal views, The Dock is a family run café and restaurant that’s perfect for everyone!
Whether you’re celebrating something special or just catching up with friends over coffee or cocktails, we offer an informal, relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner using the very finest food – sourced from across Devon and Cornwall.
Situated at King Point Marina, in the heart of the Plymouth’s vibrant and ever changing Coastal Quarter in Millbay, enjoy the wonderful outlook from our two al fresco balcony dining areas.
For booking and enquiries call 01752 253 555
or email us at ahoy@thedockplymouth.co.uk
The Mussel Inn
FABULOUS FOOD !
Best to book.
Country Houses, Parks and Moors
We recommend starting your trip on Dartmoor by visiting one of award winning Visitor Centres. The friendly and knowledgeable, local staff can assist with making the most of your time on Dartmoor.
We welcome visitors from overseas and can provide some general information in French and German.
Wide, spectacular open vistas are a Dartmoor specialty but there is so much more to do here! Whether it’s a gentle stroll, playing in the rivers, an exhilarating mountain bike ride or a visit to a castle- discover walking options, activities and locations on your Dartmoor doorstep.
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Dartmoor National Park
PL20We recommend starting your trip on Dartmoor by visiting one of award winning Visitor Centres. The friendly and knowledgeable, local staff can assist with making the most of your time on Dartmoor.
We welcome visitors from overseas and can provide some general information in French and German.
Wide, spectacular open vistas are a Dartmoor specialty but there is so much more to do here! Whether it’s a gentle stroll, playing in the rivers, an exhilarating mountain bike ride or a visit to a castle- discover walking options, activities and locations on your Dartmoor doorstep.
Its a beautiful park with great gardens and a pebbly beach and a pub that serves good food. Its fun to board the ferry for a short ride to the park.
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Dar u Parkeġġ ta 'Mount Edgcumbe
Its a beautiful park with great gardens and a pebbly beach and a pub that serves good food. Its fun to board the ferry for a short ride to the park.
https://www.edenproject.com/
Come to the Eden Project in Cornwall for a great day out for the whole family: explore the largest indoor rainforest in the world and enjoy special events. The Eden Project is an educational charity’ it connects us with each other and the living world, exploring how we can work towards a better future.
Our visitor destination in Cornwall, UK, is nestled in a huge crater. Here, massive Biomes housing the largest rainforest in captivity, stunning plants, exhibitions and stories serve as a backdrop to our striking contemporary gardens, summer concerts and exciting year-round family events.
The Eden Project is now open daily. All visits must be pre-booked
online
Eden Project
Bodelva
Cornwall
PL24 2SG
UK
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Projett tal-Eden
https://www.edenproject.com/
Come to the Eden Project in Cornwall for a great day out for the whole family: explore the largest indoor rainforest in the world and enjoy special events. The Eden Project is an educational charity’ it connects us with each other and the living world, exploring how we can work towards a better future.
Our visitor destination in Cornwall, UK, is nestled in a huge crater. Here, massive Biomes housing the largest rainforest in captivity, stunning plants, exhibitions and stories serve as a backdrop to our striking contemporary gardens, summer concerts and exciting year-round family events.
The Eden Project is now open daily. All visits must be pre-booked
online
Eden Project
Bodelva
Cornwall
PL24 2SG
UK
The Barbican Historic Plymouth
The barbican is the old historical area where the ship the Mayflower sailed to America in 1620. The lodging house where passengers slept is still there. The Elizabethan house, shops, restaurants , Plymouth Gin establishment and pubs are all a short walk within the Barbican. Walk to Plymouth Hoe and climb up to the top of Smeatons Tower ( The Lighthouse) Walk along the front where there are cafes and restaurants. A great day out for all the family.
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Barbican
The barbican is the old historical area where the ship the Mayflower sailed to America in 1620. The lodging house where passengers slept is still there. The Elizabethan house, shops, restaurants , Plymouth Gin establishment and pubs are all a short walk within the Barbican. Walk to Plymouth Hoe and climb up to the top of Smeatons Tower ( The Lighthouse) Walk along the front where there are cafes and restaurants. A great day out for all the family.
Discover an underwater world – starting in with local animals Plymouth Sound and journeying all the way to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia! Amazing place for everyone. Get the ferry across to the Barbican and the Aquarium is right there.
Open Daily 10am – 5pm
Last entry 4pm
We recommend that you spend at least 3 hours here. Last entry is one hour before closing.
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Discover an underwater world – starting in with local animals Plymouth Sound and journeying all the way to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia! Amazing place for everyone. Get the ferry across to the Barbican and the Aquarium is right there.
Open Daily 10am – 5pm
Last entry 4pm
We recommend that you spend at least 3 hours here. Last entry is one hour before closing.
Regular visitor here and it never fails to hit the spot which is why , I guess, it is always so popular. A nice range of interesting drinks and a menu that always leaves you wanting to try three or four dishes at the very least. Food is consistently tasty and well presented and staff friendly and eager to please. Two tips - beware on Sunday evenings it is steak and pizza night only (All good but not the full menu) and secondly always book ahead. No surprise it is very popular!
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Rumour wine bar and restaurant
30 High StRegular visitor here and it never fails to hit the spot which is why , I guess, it is always so popular. A nice range of interesting drinks and a menu that always leaves you wanting to try three or four dishes at the very least. Food is consistently tasty and well presented and staff friendly and eager to please. Two tips - beware on Sunday evenings it is steak and pizza night only (All good but not the full menu) and secondly always book ahead. No surprise it is very popular!
Ferry to Plymouth
FERRY to Plymouth Barbican.
Its easy to take this ferry to Plymouth Barbican. The ferry operates every day and every 30 mins. Departing from Mountbatten on the hour and the half hour. Departing from the barbican quarter past the hour and quarter to the hour. Adults 2 pounds children 1 pound. Under 5 years free. Much less hassle than trying to park a car in the city. Fun too!
Plymouth station
FERRY to Plymouth Barbican.
Its easy to take this ferry to Plymouth Barbican. The ferry operates every day and every 30 mins. Departing from Mountbatten on the hour and the half hour. Departing from the barbican quarter past the hour and quarter to the hour. Adults 2 pounds children 1 pound. Under 5 years free. Much less hassle than trying to park a car in the city. Fun too!
Food scene
The stunning waterside location, overlooking the busy Mountbatten Marina, makes a fantastic venue for a simple breakfast, coffees and cake, a casual meal or that special occasion. Open from 9:30am for both eat-in and takeaway, it is the perfect place to relax whilst watching the boats coming and going or maybe daydreaming about a life on the water.
At Mount Batten point the ferry runs over to Plymouth Barbican so for those of you that fancy making a real adventure of it why not get to us by boat!
Ferry times are seasonal so please ask a member of staff to find out the times for you if you are thinking of embarking on a sea journey!
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The Bridge
55 Shaw WayThe stunning waterside location, overlooking the busy Mountbatten Marina, makes a fantastic venue for a simple breakfast, coffees and cake, a casual meal or that special occasion. Open from 9:30am for both eat-in and takeaway, it is the perfect place to relax whilst watching the boats coming and going or maybe daydreaming about a life on the water.
At Mount Batten point the ferry runs over to Plymouth Barbican so for those of you that fancy making a real adventure of it why not get to us by boat!
Ferry times are seasonal so please ask a member of staff to find out the times for you if you are thinking of embarking on a sea journey!
Sightseeing
The Elizabethan House is a rare surviving example of Plymouth's history. This is a great little house museum that shows how life would have been for a middle class merchant family in Plymouth during the Elizabethan era. It isn't very large, but is certainly worth the time.
Check the webpage though before visiting, as the last time I was I Plymouth, it was closed for necessary repairs.
T: 01752 304774. E:museum@plymouth.gov. uk.
Elizabethan House
32 New StThe Elizabethan House is a rare surviving example of Plymouth's history. This is a great little house museum that shows how life would have been for a middle class merchant family in Plymouth during the Elizabethan era. It isn't very large, but is certainly worth the time.
Check the webpage though before visiting, as the last time I was I Plymouth, it was closed for necessary repairs.
T: 01752 304774. E:museum@plymouth.gov. uk.
With over 5,000 Ocean animals and awe-inspiring exhibits, explore the National Marine Aquarium for an experience you’ll never forget.
Your Aquarium visit will take you on a journey around the different zones of the world’s Ocean, from the local waters of Plymouth Sound, all the way to the tropical seas of the Great Barrier Reef and everywhere in between!
Home of the Ocean Conservation Trust, our Aquarium provides an opportunity to connect first-hand with the Ocean, what better place to spend your day? With plenty to experience and explore.
Check our website to plan an unforgettable trip for you and your family to our incredible world famous Aquarium.
National Marine Aquarium
Rope Walk
Coxside
Plymouth
PL4 0LF
Open Daily 10am – 5pm
Last entry 4pm
Get the ferry across to the Barbican and the Aquarium is short walk away.
We recommend that you spend at least 3 hours here. Last entry is one hour before closing.
Online bookings are available up to 1-hour before the entry time.
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With over 5,000 Ocean animals and awe-inspiring exhibits, explore the National Marine Aquarium for an experience you’ll never forget.
Your Aquarium visit will take you on a journey around the different zones of the world’s Ocean, from the local waters of Plymouth Sound, all the way to the tropical seas of the Great Barrier Reef and everywhere in between!
Home of the Ocean Conservation Trust, our Aquarium provides an opportunity to connect first-hand with the Ocean, what better place to spend your day? With plenty to experience and explore.
Check our website to plan an unforgettable trip for you and your family to our incredible world famous Aquarium.
National Marine Aquarium
Rope Walk
Coxside
Plymouth
PL4 0LF
Open Daily 10am – 5pm
Last entry 4pm
Get the ferry across to the Barbican and the Aquarium is short walk away.
We recommend that you spend at least 3 hours here. Last entry is one hour before closing.
Online bookings are available up to 1-hour before the entry time.
The Black Friar’s building dates back to the early 1400s.The most intact part of the distillery is the Refectory Room, a medieval hall with a fine hull-shaped timber roof built in 1431. It’s one of the oldest buildings in Plymouth, and protected as a precious national monument. Not least because it’s now also an important centre of excellence for gin cocktail making.
Discover the history of the hallowed Black Friar's Distillery and get an introduction to the centuries old Plymouth Gin distillation process. Your tour includes a short tutored tasting of Plymouth Gin Original and Plymouth Sloe Gin. It's the perfect introduction to our unique blend of exotic botanicals, and their colorful partner in craft. The sloe berry.
60 Southside St, Plymouth PL1 2LQ,UK
http://www.plymouthgin.com
+44 1752 665292
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Plymouth Gin Distillery
60 Southside StThe Black Friar’s building dates back to the early 1400s.The most intact part of the distillery is the Refectory Room, a medieval hall with a fine hull-shaped timber roof built in 1431. It’s one of the oldest buildings in Plymouth, and protected as a precious national monument. Not least because it’s now also an important centre of excellence for gin cocktail making.
Discover the history of the hallowed Black Friar's Distillery and get an introduction to the centuries old Plymouth Gin distillation process. Your tour includes a short tutored tasting of Plymouth Gin Original and Plymouth Sloe Gin. It's the perfect introduction to our unique blend of exotic botanicals, and their colorful partner in craft. The sloe berry.
60 Southside St, Plymouth PL1 2LQ,UK
http://www.plymouthgin.com
+44 1752 665292
The Box is Plymouth's major new museum, art gallery and archive. Nine permanent galleries showcase the city’s incredible collections and include 14 monumental ships’ figureheads, thousands of natural history specimens, a full-size woolly mammoth replica, paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture and ceramics, objects, film and photography, documents, maps and plans.
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Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery
Tavistock PlaceThe Box is Plymouth's major new museum, art gallery and archive. Nine permanent galleries showcase the city’s incredible collections and include 14 monumental ships’ figureheads, thousands of natural history specimens, a full-size woolly mammoth replica, paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture and ceramics, objects, film and photography, documents, maps and plans.
City/town information
https://www.visitplymouth.co.uk
Whats on and where to go on this web site
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Plymouth
https://www.visitplymouth.co.uk
Whats on and where to go on this web site