Plymouth Things to Do

Set in 100 acres of beautiful countryside, this center has something for everyone. People travel miles to save small fortunes on the biggest range of discounted goods in the South West. The leisure park has plenty to keep the k... more

Set in a valley amidst the spectacular scenery of the South Devon coast is this Lutyens style house, designed for Sir Rupert and Lady Dorothy D'Oyly Carte in 1925. The arts and crafts tradition is reflected in the house, and th... more

This marina is on the Cornish side of the River Tamar. Having passed Drake's Island in Plymouth Sound and entered the Hamoaze with Cremyll Point to port, you will find Southdown Yacht Club situated on the north side of Millbroo... more

This Dartmoor inn is seventeenth century, with many new additions. The conservatory runs the length of the pub and contains tables and wooden benches. The bar has delightful slate walls, a stone floor and a large open fire. The... more

This is Britain's most up-to-date aquarium, with many spectacular underwater displays. A visit to this ultra-modern center alongside Sutton Harbour on the historic Barbican will be an unforgettable adventure, with wide screen v... more

This 16th century inn can be found at the head of the River Yealm, very close to Plymouth. It can be reached by both land and water and is very popular with yachtsmen. The non-smoking restaurant, with 50 covers, is immaculate w... more

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Watch baboons feed, face Beastie Encounters and explore over 75 acres, with six different habitats from around the world, including savannah, forest, wetland or woodland. There's also interactive displays, an extensive new ape... more

Every August six competitors show the best displays their company can produce, while eager Plymothians and tourists gather on the Plymouth Hoe in their tens of thousands to see the best spectacle of the year. The fireworks are... more

This railway uses locomotives built in the 1880s and 90s by the Hunslett Engine Company of Leeds, and links Launceston with Newmills. Ride in open or closed carriages and drink in the marvelous views. In Launceston Station you... more