Plymouth for the day

Plymouth is a vibrant waterfront city packed full of attractions. Come rain or shine you’ll find something for everyone among the city streets, surrounding countryside and marine environment beyond.

 

There are well-known landmarks, historical sites and natural assets to explore across Plymouth’s many unique areas and districts. A historic city of international proportions, Plymouth has been at the forefront of world maritime exploration for many hundreds of years. Overlooking one of the world's great natural harbours Plymouth now welcomes visitors from around the globe.

 

This vibrant waterfront city where a spirited maritime heritage meets a lively cultural scene which can be enjoyed by people of all ages throughout the year. Wander the Barbican’s quaint cobbled quayside following in the Pilgrim Father’s footsteps or visit the imposing National Marine Aquarium with its deepwater fish tanks on the waterfront of Sutton Harbour. Just one of the many attractions of Plymouth for the visitor.

 

Or sample Plymouth’s finest export at the Blackfriars Gin Distillery or take a boat trip around the Sound from Mayflower Steps.

 

There’s more family fun to be had up on the Hoe where you can climb the iconic Smeaton’s Tower lighthouse. Take the plunge at Tinside Lido, the restored Art Deco swimming pool or simply take in the panoramic view of busy boating activity from this stunning natural amphitheatre.

 

River cruises, historic houses and gardens and the outdoor lido provide a wide range of things to do. In addition the Pavilions entertainment complex with ice skating and swimming.

 

Depart Approx 17.30