Plymouth

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Where to stay in Plymouth

Best time: May-Sep. This period offers the best weather and numerous outdoor festivals, making it ideal for exploring the city and its coastline.

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Plymouth, like a local

Don't miss

  • Mayflower Steps: Historical significance as the departure point of the Pilgrims.
  • Royal William Yard: Beautifully restored Victorian naval victualling yard with shops and restaurants.
  • National Marine Aquarium: The largest public aquarium in the UK, showcasing marine life.
  • Smeaton's Tower: Iconic lighthouse with panoramic views of the coast.
  • Plymouth Hoe: Famous for its stunning views and historical landmarks.

Where to eat

  • The Fish House: Known for its fresh fish and chips with a modern twist.
  • Jacka Bakery: Traditional bakery famous for its Cornish pasties.
  • The Greedy Goose: Offers a unique dining experience with locally sourced ingredients.

Do this

  • Theatre Royal: Catch a show at one of the UK's leading regional theatres.
  • Plymouth Sound: Enjoy sailing or a boat tour in this stunning natural harbor.
  • Royal Citadel: Explore this historic fort and learn about its military history.

Local tips

  • Check out the 'Plymouth Market' for local produce and unique shops.
  • Visit the Barbican area for a vibrant arts scene and hidden cafes.
  • Take a walk along the seafront at sunset for breathtaking views.
  • Use the 'Plymouth App' for real-time bus times and local events.

Know before you go

Best time

May-Sep. This period offers the best weather and numerous outdoor festivals, making it ideal for exploring the city and its coastline.

Getting around

Buses, taxis, and bicycles are the main modes of transport. The city is walkable, and bike rentals are available for scenic coastal routes.

Airport

PLH

Language

English

Money

GBP. Most places accept cards, but it's wise to carry some cash for smaller businesses and markets.

Safety

Plymouth is generally safe for tourists, though usual precautions should be taken, especially in quieter areas at night.

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